Seattle Chocolate

Who doesn't love chocolate??!!!! Especially one that gives back to the community. Everytime I'm at the Seattle Airport I make the extra effort to pick up some chocolate. Family faves are the assorted milk chocolates.

Last minute gift from Seattle for loved ones back home? If you're in Concourse C at SEA, get Seattle Chocolate. Honestly, Concourse C is where I did most of my last-minute vacation shopping- from this little shop to the Elliot Bay Book Company. I will 100% be back to visit their actual locations next time I'm in Seattle but the chocolate & book I got will have to hold me over until then. Although small, this shop carries such an array of beautiful chocolates. From the packaging to the flavors, I could do some serious damage to my wallet here... but not really because it's super affordable. The two ladies helping customers were so helpful and knowledgeable about the chocolates. You can take a bag and fill it with their individually wrapped chocolates ranging in flavors like Espresso, Mexican Hot Chocolate, Mint Chip, and Hazelnut Butter Crisp and they price it by weight. Another option for this is to get a small or bigger box and pay a fixed price to fill it up with as much of those wrapped chocolates as can fit! I do regret not doing this because I didn't want to get too much chocolate and had my eyes on some of the bars. I ended up getting at least one piece of each chocolate flavor available and two bars. One big bar of the Hazelnut Butter Crisp (my favorite) and one of the smaller bars in their specialty flavors, jcoco, in Black Fig Pistachio. Seattle Chocolate, you have my lil chocoholic heart. Collecting local chocolates will now be another tradition I will be doing when I travel and I'm so happy you inspired that.

Always have to get me some Seattle Chocolates whenever I'm here. Located in the C concourse. This is a small little storefront filled with chocolate bars, truffles, boxes and sets. I always grab a baggy and fill it up with assorted truffles. I get most of the milk chocolate flavors because I'm not a fan of dark chocolate. Milk chocolate flavors I love are san juan sea salt, hazelnut butter, mint, milk chocolate, birthday cake batter, peanut butter, and malted milk ball. Kind of pricy, but worth it! Keeping these in my fridge until my next trip and I'll be re-upping again.

HAVE AGAIN: mint chocolates are wonderful!!! And free samples. Always stop here. Plus, the mint chip chocolates are almost as good.

Perfect place to get some gifts for friends! Super helpful staff! She showed me list of vegan chocolates and helped me pick.some out. They even had samples of their new ice cream line of chocolate! They have already packed assorted gifts for you, or you can mix and match to create your own! How fun

17.5 hour day of traveling & fielding... 2 hour layover at Sea-Tac... you can't say "no" passing by & being asked to try a free sample! Well, that sample sucked me in! And, it was GOOD. Because dark chocolate isn't my favorite- I prefer milk. But, the sea salt dark chocolate hooked me. And let's be clear- it's ALL good! There are about 20 different flavors. I highly doubt any are less than delectable. And, I can vouch for about 10 of them, now, LOL! The prices aren't bad, either, especially for the airport! They have pre-packaged varieties, other chocolate bars & such. Or, you can fill your own custom bag of choice from the bins. I opted for the latter (obviously) and was quite surprised when the cost was just as much as the pre-packaged (and I even got MORE than the pre-filled)! The ladies that work there are very sweet & helpful. They also provide gloves to select out of the bins as a sanitary measure, and only allow one customer at a time in the small store, so they're following protocols very well. I accidentally dropped one piece on the floor, and she was quick to dispose of it! They aren't taking any chances, and that is appreciated. But the chocolate is SO good! Worth every penny. I highly recommend grabbing some, even for a gift. It's hard to say which flavor is better because all of them are addicting. I had intentions of sharing this bag w/ my co-works after returning from my fielding travels... kind of thinking that may not happen after all. LOL!

I was waiting for my friend to arrive on a different flight when I stumbled upon this sweet shop (no pun intended).One of the shop assistant ladies welcomed me and let me look around. She then asked me which chocolate I prefer: milk or dark. I answered that I like milk. She graciously offered me one of the individually wrapped chocolate candies that they sell. It was so delicious! I didn't expect such a high quality chocolate from an airport shop.I selected several chocolate bars for purchase - tough choice! They have many unique flavors and the packaging is very stylish. (One of those I picked is with fog and pistachio - looking forward to try it!)The lady gave me more of their chocolate candies as a gift with my chocolate bars purchase.Such a perfect cute place! Definitely everyone passing through this airport should stop by and get a treat for themselves

This is a cute, bright, and well-organized airport mini-shop near the C concourse. Service is so pleasant and efficient!! I needed some last-minute souvenirs, including something for a person with peanut and tree-nut allergies. I bought 1 small and 1 medium sized bags of the individual chocolates. They taste amazing- I tried one of each: blackberry creme and a milk chocolate. One of the attendants helped me check the allergen labels. The chocolates were really good, but I'm not sure I'd buy them typically at this cost. $21 is steep, but I was in a rush. A solid 4 stars though. And I'd even give the attendant another .5 star for fielding my allergy question. Cute shop. Worth a visit if you are at the Sea-Tac airport.

Overall, service (5/5 stars) is great and we love the with free samples, ambiance (5/5 stars) is clean and cute although the shop gets crowded quickly, and the chocolate (5/5 stars) is delicious albeit pricy at $31/pound of choose-your-own. This kiosk is at the beginning of the C gates (usually Alaska flights) and is open from 6am-9:30pm so I often pick up chocolate for my in-laws when I visit. Their chocolate is creamier and smoother (think Lindt more so than Ghirardelli) and better than Theo's in our opinion. We usually get the champagne, pink bubbly, mint chip ice cream, and San Juan sea salt for them. We usually do the "make your own mix at $31 per pound (about 38-42 pieces) but they do have assortments you can select from and they often have samples when they roll out new flavors!Personally, I loved the seasonal spring flavor, "Cinnamon Bun Bun" (5/5) which launches next week, really liked the crunchy peanut butter (4.5/5 stars), really liked the malted milk (4.5/5), and liked the hazelnut butter (4/5 stars).

the people who work here are the sweetest, they made buying my chocolate super easy and informative. and the chocolate is amazing!! ty!!