Hot chocolate in unexpected flavors like tea and cookies and brown butter is the fan favorite at this shabby-chic boutique. While you await your elixir of choice, watch owner Katherine Duncan and her troop of hip chocolatiers roll truffles and stir up salted caramels in the open kitchen just beyond the register.
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