TL;DR/The Short Version:
Pricey chocolates, but they are tasty! Lol.
The Long Version:
Jeff de Bruges is a French company but their chocolates are made in Belgium. At the time of this review, there are only 4 locations in all of Canada and they are all in Montreal and surrounding areas.
Their chocolates are pricey they are $2.20 a piece, except the cornets which are $2.99 a piece.
They are very tasty and worth the occasional splurge. The chocolate is smooth and creamy.
This location is a kiosk inside the Carrefour Industrielle Alliance.
Service was pleasant.
Fun fact: There is no person named Jeff de Bruges. The owner/founder's name is Philippe Jambon. He realized that with a last name that means ham in French, he might have more success as a French chocolatier using a different moniker. Apparently he chose Bruges because it's a city in Belgium and his chocolate is a mix of Belgian and French styles, and he chose Jeff because he liked the song Jef by Jacques Brel.
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