Comments on: Paris Chocolate Walk Itineraries http://www.chocoparis.com Sat, 04 Feb 2012 12:26:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: John http://www.chocoparis.com/chocolate-walks/#comment-2153 John Tue, 18 Oct 2011 01:30:41 +0000 http://www.chocoparis.com/?page_id=2207#comment-2153 My wife and I recently did your chocolate walks. Thanks for the great list of places to see and visit! :) I have one piece of advice for everyone: be aware that some of these chocolate shops are fairly high-end. My wife and I got sticker-shock from some of the prices: 45 Euros for 1 kilogram of assorted chocolates... all the way up to 93 Euros for 1 kilogram for "fine chocolate". Even the macaroons were around 1.75 Euro each, which seemed very high. My wife and I recently did your chocolate walks. Thanks for the great list of places to see and visit! :)

I have one piece of advice for everyone: be aware that some of these chocolate shops are fairly high-end. My wife and I got sticker-shock from some of the prices: 45 Euros for 1 kilogram of assorted chocolates… all the way up to 93 Euros for 1 kilogram for “fine chocolate”. Even the macaroons were around 1.75 Euro each, which seemed very high.

]]> By: Kristen http://www.chocoparis.com/chocolate-walks/#comment-1589 Kristen Wed, 22 Jun 2011 04:25:07 +0000 http://www.chocoparis.com/?page_id=2207#comment-1589 My husband and I took the long walk and it was one of our favorite afternoons during our 2nd trip to Paris. Pascal Caffet and Cacao et Chocalot had closed down when we went in April 2011, but the walk and all the other chocolate was amazing! My husband and I took the long walk and it was one of our favorite afternoons during our 2nd trip to Paris. Pascal Caffet and Cacao et Chocalot had closed down when we went in April 2011, but the walk and all the other chocolate was amazing!

]]> By: Margel http://www.chocoparis.com/chocolate-walks/#comment-1558 Margel Thu, 16 Jun 2011 20:41:11 +0000 http://www.chocoparis.com/?page_id=2207#comment-1558 I have made copies and plan to take a chocolate walk with my teenage granddaughter when we visit Paris in two weeks. Is is a perfect activity for different generations and walk number one is only a few blocks from our hotel! Now if you would just make some suggestions for what we should try at each, it would be perfect. If chocolate did not melt, I would take some home for the family. With liquids being forbidden on planes these days, chocolate seems like a good substitute for wine :) I have made copies and plan to take a chocolate walk with my teenage granddaughter when we visit Paris in two weeks. Is is a perfect activity for different generations and walk number one is only a few blocks from our hotel! Now if you would just make some suggestions for what we should try at each, it would be perfect. If chocolate did not melt, I would take some home for the family. With liquids being forbidden on planes these days, chocolate seems like a good substitute for wine :)

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