Indi Chocolate

Another occasional treat in my former walks from my old downtown office. Tucked behind the restaurant and cafe lies a really neat artisanal and quality chocolate boutique shop. They have all sorts of products, snacks, treats, coffee and non-coffee drinks.They have just a cute small selection of vegan options - I think dipped chocolate dried fruit, truffles and chai-spice biscotti - plus coffee & chai. I've typically just gotten the awesome chai, decaf oat latee and/or the biscotti. You won't find vegan biscotti for miles around so if you missed biscotti like I do, it's a nice lil treat (a hint of spice, pleasant chewy/crunchy texture and 2 pieces per order).Staff are wonderful and happy any time whipping out the ingredients binder for any questions/comments.

Stop here to get your chocolate fix.So Good!We had a hard time deciding. I wanted everything and yet didn't "need" any of it. Still.... we got a chocolate chip cookie because I can't pass up a chocolate chip cookie. Oh! and Chocolate Mint lip balm because why not? My lips are always dry and this seemed like a good way to get my chocolate fix without the calories. hahaha! The lip balm is silky smooth and is the perfect balance of chocolate and mint without any weird waxy flavor or artificial flavors. Love it.The chocolate chip paired perfectly with Old Stove Brewing's Hell Hawk Stout. (Old Stove is the neighboring establishment.) Highly recommend this pairing ... it was like they were made for each other. I don't know? Maybe they were?Indi has quite the selection of merchandise and nibbles. Lots of great gift items too. I'm totally coming back again when I'm in the area.

This place has been on my list for a while now. I finally got an opportunity to try it out. First of all, the location of this shop is amazing, you get a great view of the water from here. I got the sipping chocolate. The staff is very nice and friendly here. There is a good amount of seating as well.Although the sipping chocolate was great, it's not the best I have tried and that's why I took a star off. But I am excited to try their hot chocolate next time I go.My friend got a mocha and she loved it. Would highly recommend this place.

Absolutely delighted by a most excellent @indichocolate creation! The unique blend of flavors truly sets it apart - a must-try for chocolate aficionados. Also, stumbled upon this fascinating post about their Philippine cacao adventures: https://indichocolate.com/blogs/blog/philippine-adventures-in-cacao-and-chocolate. It's an eye-opener to the world of chocolate making - particularly loved the part about how the islands got a head start on savoring "the joys of chocolate" in 1651. Check it out!

I went to this location on a food tour I was on. They served lots of different sweets and coffees along with various lotions. They had a great story where the chocolate beans come directly from the farmers. This essentially helps the farmers earn a higher income because of that so cool to see.I sampled a chocolate chip cookie. It was topped with a sprinkle of sea salt. This was a solid tasting cookie. There was a lot of chips present, so it made the cookie very chocolatey. It also helped that it came out warm which added to the overall flavor.Will I go back? Definitely.

Located near Pike's Place market. They're on the lower level near Honey Biscuits. With the bean to bar concept they have all things chocolate. For about $5 I got the hot chocolate drink. It was rich and what you would expect for good quality chocolate I drink form. I also tried their indi chocolate chip cookie. Since I came in the morning the cookie was still warm. It had a little bit of everything from the sweet chocolate chunks to sea salt to cacao nibs for bitterness. Overall it was a good cookie. I also got their truffles. At the time there was cacao nib truffles or port truffles that were different than a plain truffle. I got both. I wish they had more chocolate bars to choose from that they were selling or give more explanation of its background/flavor notes/origins things like that.

It was an amazing afternoon to visit Indi Chocolate today located along western terrace of Pike Market with amazing views of Elliott Bay, seattle waterfront, sports stadiums and mt rainier tucked away behind the clouds. I felt privileged that I had an opportunity to meet and talk to founder Erin. She is an entrepreneur and it becomes real looking at the ensemble of products besides chocolates in her store. To be continued.....

Great owners, you can tell they are dedicated and know what they are doing. They make everything in house and it's a couple that does it. The cookie was interesting as it had cacao nibs, a tad over priced but worth it. This guy is wonka!!!!

Vanessa, our barista, made us the best hot chocolates. It was so good that I'm going back again today (less than 18 hours later) to buy some again. If you've tried hot chocolate in parts of Europe and are flabbergasted by the inferiority of American hot chocolate then have no fear, come here!My dogs agree too!

Incredible coffee and lotion products, Owner is friendly and down to Earth and will give you the inside scoop to the city. Definitely recommend the dirty chai latte, so delicious!