Locals descend from surrounding villages to dine at this fabulous eatery. Originally a New York City chocolatier, Burdick relocated to this tiny gem of a New Hampshire village and opened a sophisticated cafe to showcase its desserts. Complementing these rich chocolaty indulgences, the adjacent Restaurant at Burdick's has a bistro-style menu of French-themed dishes, plus artisanal cheeses and top-notch wines.
Burdick Chocolates
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