Good not god

Sees is not good. Edward Marc chocolates are god and they are local I think. Their chocolate covered salted Carmel's are awesome.

COCOVA on 18th Street, at the bottoms of Adams Morgan.

Stella's on Rockville Pike

Anonymous wrote:For yummy but not over the top I'd get a box of See's. They have tempo dad stands up in Tysons I and Tysons II, and I think I've seen them in a couple of department stores. Also Bloomingdales seemed hi hand a pretty good selection when I was there earlier this week.

Sees is not good chocolate.

For yummy but not over the top I'd get a box of See's. They have tempo dad stands up in Tysons I and Tysons II, and I think I've seen them in a couple of department stores. Also Bloomingdales seemed hi hand a pretty good selection when I was there earlier this week.

Praline or Range.

Chocolate, Chocolate on Connecticut between L and M.

I like Artisans Confections in Arlington (Clarendon) and Merrifield. Clarendon is just across Key Bridge from you.

William Sonoma, Maison Du Chocolat

Dean and Deluca's has some nice choices. Nordstroms also has a chocolate truffle stand where you can mix and match a small box, it's located in their home wear section. There used to be a chocolate store in the area between Adams Morgan and DuPont but can't recall the name.

In LOVE with Neuhaus chocolates. Go to Union Station.

http://www.unionstationdc.com/store/neuhaus-chocolatier/10336

Max Brenner in Bethesda. There's also Godiva at
Montgomery Mall, maybe also at Barnes & Noble?

Godiva? The chololate artisans in arlington? Coco Sala downtown

I'd like to buy something nice but not over the top to take to my in-laws' place. I live in NWDC. Thanks so much!