CocoNat

I'm a chocoholic and would appreciate any suggestions on where to get some yummy chocolate in Paris. Thanks so much.

MademoiselleFifi

Grocery stores carry some of the same brands as the more upscale epiceries, at a fraction of the price. I like Poulain bars-- try the "76% noir."

Woody

We like Debauve & Gallais, 21 rue des Saints-Peres (6th Arr), tel 45 48 54 67.

Woody

annw

We loved Maison du Chocolat.

Barbara_in_CT

Don't miss Angelina's on Rue de Rivoli. The hot chocolate (Africaine) is a chocolate lover's nirvana.

ira

Hi CN,

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Travelnut

I'm pretty sure, based on extensive research, that there is no BAD chocolate in Paris.

monet77

Michel Chaudun at 149 rue de l'Universite. Fascinating (and delicious) creations. The shop is like a little chocolate museum.

jkr2006

My vote goes to Mulot on rue de Seine in the 6th.......

Toupary

Try Puyricard, on rue du Cherche-Midi in the 6th or avenue Rapp in the 7th. These are artisanal chocolates from the south of France, and they are excellent.

amwosu

Jean Paul Hevin

BTilke

My vote goes to La Maison du Chocolat's branch in the 16th, right off the Place Victor Hugo (and by the VH metro stop). A very elegant shop with excellent service in one of my favorite neighborhoods in Paris. Great cafes, restaurants and shops along the Ave. Victor Hugo as well.

Aleta

Do I have the chocolate freast for you!
At La Maison du Chocolat at 52, rue Pierre Charron they serve a hot chocolate laced with rum that will be in my memory forever. You can choose from 4 chocolates, and I insist you go for the darkest chocolate. You will get a cup of it, plus a small pitcher with a second one. I don't even like hot chocolate usually because I don't like milk, but I LOVED my 2 cups and considered drinking some of my husband's little pitcher! It will cost 6.30 euros and you will not regret it.

Travelnut

I like "L'Atelier du Chocolat de Bayonne" on rue de Rennes, although it probably is not quite as gourmet as some of the above recommendations (but then, neither am I..)

Travelnut

What about the "Jeff de Bruges" stores..?

Toupary

Jeff de Bruges is excellent, as is Léonidas, but they are Belgian chocolate.

freeman0819

Fauchon! Divine. I go to the one near La Madeleine. I checked their website and here are the Paris locations:

NOS PRINCIPAUX CORNERS FAUCHON

GRANDE ÉPICERIE DE PARIS
38 RUE DE SEVRES
75007 PARIS
PRINTEMPS NATION
4ème étage
21-25 cours de Vincennes
75 020 Paris
PRINTEMPS TAKASHIMAYA
RDC PRINTEMPS DE LA MODE
64 BLD HAUSSMANN
75009 PARIS
GALERIES LAFAYETTES
RDC ESPACE INTERNATIONAL
40 BD HAUSSMANN
75009 PARIS
GALERIES GOURMANDES
PALAIS DES CONGRES
2 PL PORTE MAILLOT
75017 PARIS

Danna

Denise Acabo / A L'Etoile D'or
50 rue Fontaine, 9th Arr (very near the Moulin Rouge.) She's written up in Patricia Wells' Paris book.

neglex

Try the "tarte au chocolat" from Maison du Chocolat-we got one and ate it in the Jardins du Luxembourg-What an experience! Enjoy

W9London

Another vote for maison du chocolat. My favourite are the ones with marron mousse, and the box with prune and apricot(?) fillings.

My other favourite places are Pierre Herme on rue Bonaparte in the 6th and Jean-Paul Hevin on rue st-Honore (actually liked their cakes better).