If you love chocolate, you have to make a stop at the new Dandelion Chocolate Factory where you can sample single origin chocolate bars, dine on special desserts, and even tour the factory.
Opened just this past Spring 2019, the new Dandelion Chocolate Factory in San Francisco features a large warehouse space for more chocolate production. The factory has its shop for drinks, pastries, and chocolate products, its factory with tours and classes, and its salon restaurant.
To make the most of your Dandelion experience, book a tour or class to see the whole factory. One hour tours and tastings start at $15. These must be booked ahead online as they sell out quickly. For more information and bookings, check out their website.
If you want to enjoy even more chocolate, dine at the new Bloom Chocolate Salon. The dessert restaurant features seasonal menus with sweet and savory breakfast items and prix-fixe afternoon desserts with chocolate, tea service, and ice cream. The Blood Salon opens daily from 9am to 6pm.
2600 16th Street, corner Alabama Street
San Francisco, California 94103
+1-415-349-0942
8am to 8pm
Read about the Valencia Street location: All About Dandelion Chocolate Factory and Cafe in San Francisco
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