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    4.4 (354 reviews)
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    Monica B.

    The vegan chocolates are worth it, especially the MMMole (Only $5 for the two pack) and then I got the vegan truffle pack for $14 that the bf suggested.. all chocolates are made in Texas and with ingredients only made and found in Texas. Inviting and fresh small space with the owner renting out the upstairs as an Airbnb to supplement the foot traffic-discreet, although right on the corner street -it beckons you to check it out and then shop* well worth the splurge and the bf agrees

    Sarah L.

    Absolutely worth the visit. Most unique chocolate selection. Loved the home feel of the shop. I honestly thought I was walking into someone's home. The gentleman who welcomed me and provided taste tests of the chocolate was informative and had the best vibe. I could have spent more time and tasted every chocolate they had.

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    Mollie W.

    During a Baltimore holiday Covid convalescence, my foodie brother sent me a get well gift box of Dude, Sweet Chocolate goodies from Texas. I missed everything Christmas, but this definitely made my new year spirits bright. A Holiday in Cambodia Bar was not just tasty and unique, it was an EXPERIENCE. When I saw "Pop Rocks" in the list of ingredients it took me back to my childhood. The 100% dark chocolate mixed with palm sugar, black pepper and these kickin' carbon dioxide mini mouth parties made for a welcome break from a month long home bound bed stay. Also tasty was the Crack in a Box Chocolate Bark made with candied salted nuts. Dude, so good!

    Kelly S.

    This is an adorable chocolate shop in bishop arts. I like that it's a little tucked away and not on the main busy road. They had a lot of unique flavor combinations and i really liked that we were able to sample anything we wanted. This is especially helpful when you have those unique flavor combinations. We really enjoyed the belle helene truffles and the fabio truffle. We also got the pony boy chocolate bar and the pebbles chocolate bar. Everything was very high quality and delicious. My mom and i are both chocoholics and loved it. Would love to try more and will definitely be returning for more! Great place to stop by when you're in the bishop arts neighborhood!! They had cute but simple christmas decor with some cute cat items thrown in. I love the simple yet cute vibe of this shop! Also love the simple and cute packaging/product names!

    Taya P.

    Super awesome place! Super nice and helpful owner. Delicioussss chocolate and awesome selection!!

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    Jaclyn H.

    This place isn't just your average chocolatier. Come by and see how the masterminds behind this place took the time to really understand & explore what flavors compliment chocolate the best. They take ingredients from all around the world and pair them together. My husband and I were treated to a tasting by an awesome employee. Items that I was unsure about surprised me with how amazing they taste. The products here take your taste buds on an amazing wild ride. Whether you're a local or visiting, stop by for some great tasting chocolate.

    Gladys L.

    Just came back to get some more "Salami". My first review still stands. Great store, friendly people, great chocolate. I mean, the first thing I asked my friends when I arrived is: Is Dude's opens be can we go to get some chocolate? I did some shopping to share some with my friends back home. I only wished we could have tasted some of their new stuff but I understand that's may not possible as we live in these interesting times right now....

    Earnie G.

    Dude, Sweet Chocolate is as unique as its name. This is not your normal chocolatier (and this is a chocolatier and NOT a chocolate maker; they use top-end French-made and Ecuadorian-made couverture chocolate to make chocolate treats, but they don't make chocolate). From the decor to the flavors, it's unique. Sometimes that's brilliant and tasty, at other times not so much. The decor and naming are a kind of "wink wink" kitsch. Chubby Nuts are candied, salted assorted nuts, covered in white and dark chocolate and dusted with powdered sugar. Truffles carry names such as Luchador, Flower Child, and Ready to Rumble, and more. Fudges go by When Pigs Fly, Black MMMole, and Albatross, and more. Treats bear cute names such as Break Up Potion, Fruity Crack, Hippie Crack, and One Night Stand Potion. Skulls and trashy but classy decor abound in this place. The names of the treats belie some clever and unique flavor combinations. As previously noted, sometime these flavors work and sometimes they don't. But everyone's tastes are different, and you are likely to find things you love and others you loathe here. Luck for us all, this shop allows unlimited tasting of everything they sell. Taste away. Discard those not to your liking and buy some of those that delight your senses. Even if you don't find anything you like the taste of here (and that's unlikely, given the variety), you should visit just to check out the vibe.

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    Love the photos & review. Thanks for the 5 stars Phuong!

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    Yumm, great chocolates and great people. Will return again, it was fun tasting before we purchased

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    Delicious chocolate. Unique spin. I recommend the hot chocolate powder. It's divine!!

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    Free is one of my favorite F words. Food is also one of them. I will let you guess the third one,…read morebut it is definitely not Yelp friendly. The Dallas Art Museum is free for most of the museum, with special exhibits costing extra, but honestly there is plenty to see without spending a dime. They have Renoirs, Picassos, Monets, and so much more. The bathrooms are surprisingly very nice, the AC was absolutely on point, and it was not crowded when we visited. A perfect spot to get a little culture in between meals. Honestly, a must hit for out of town visitors looking for something fun to do that does not involve eating. Be sure to hit the gift store too, a museum gift shop is usually well curated, and this one is no exception! (though I will say the lady working the store had a sh:tty attitude)

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