Arya N.
1/8/2026
This place is absolutely fantastic. In fact, I enjoyed my initial visit so much that I came back the following two days. Street parking was easy to find nearby. The space is bright and well-lit,...
Spinnaker Chocolate
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3509 Stone Way N
Seattle, WA 98103
Spinnaker Chocolate is an award-winning craft chocolate maker based in Seattle, WA. They are known for their meticulous approach to sourcing and processing cocoa beans from different origins around the world, resulting in unique and flavorful chocolate bars. As 1 For the Planet members, they are dedicated to using sustainable ingredients and reducing waste, donating a portion of their yearly revenue towards cleaning up ocean debris.
With 20 awards under their belt, Spinnaker Chocolate has gained recognition for their commitment to flavor and quality. Their hand-roasted small batches of dark chocolate are carefully crafted to bring out bold flavors while eliminating bitterness. As recommended by chefs, wine makers, and coffee roasters, Spinnaker Chocolate is among the best chocolate you can find globally, making them a top choice for chocolate enthusiasts.
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Lydia L.
11/4/2025
We've been here quite several times. Absolutely loved how they offer samples of all their chocolates, and they all tasted amazing. They also have vegan chocolates, so if you can't eat dairy, still...
Jennifer H.
10/21/2025
I came here with my mom, who also loves Spinnaker chocolate. We have been fans for a few years so we were excited when they opened an entire cafe to visit! I tried the mocha and we shared a...
Kristin C.
1/9/2026
Was introduced to Spinnaker at the Northwest Chocolate Festival so knew I had to pay them a visit at their storefront. I love that they have samples of their different chocolate bars there. Also a...
JT T.
1/18/2026
They sell high end ($10-15 for a 2oz bar) chocolates in store (samples available) as well as pastries from Sea Wolf and coffee. There's a membership model of some sort for the chocolate that gives...
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