Its my partners birthday today and I wanted to get him something sweet and delicious that was apart…read morefrom the gift that I got him. He is very much a chocolate conosoir and pretty much any type of chocolate candy would make him happy. I thought about getting the chocolate covered pecans because I know that he purchased those about a month ago and was eating them like they were nothing. They simply weigh those and would serve them in a plastic bag. Instead of that, I decided on an expensive chocolate assortment that came in a beautiful box. That seemed more like a gift than just chocolates in a plastic bag. The person behind the counter was very nice and kind of explained about the various types of chocolates that were included in the assortment. I am looking forward to a special birthday night with him.

The chocolate is delicious but the service sucks and I think I was grossly overcharged. $50 for 10…read morepieces of chocolate. Small, quaint shop.

Hi. I attended a wine and chocolate tasting event hosted by the International Club in DC…read more Chocolate house is such a cute place. The staff were very friendly. The back area was where the event was hosted and it's cozy. The parking in the area is limited.

Wonderful Selection!!! Worth the visit!! Excellent for small gifts for family and friends!!!read more

This bakery may be the best in DC. The butter croissant could be crispier on the outside, but it is…read moreso fresh, light, and buttery on the inside that you feel like you can't stop eating. The butter croissant is really the highlight here. The pistachio croissant is very good as well. Seems like it is twice baked, so the outside is a little more crunchy. The pistachio flavor is sweet without being overwhelmingly sweet. The fougasse is a brioche dough with slight orange blossom flavor. Visually it looks like it could be a tough texture, but it's softer than you would think. I would say the texture is right in between brioche bread and foccacia. Very nice treat that also is not too sweet. Maybe the best bakery in DC. It's between this and Nino's. It's a must try.

This bakery, now cafe has been a DC staple for years now and despite its small interior, I can…read moredefinitely see why both locals and tourists stand in line to get freshly baked delights from here. I had the pistachio croissant which was divine. However, I definitely hope to be able to come back to indulge in their delicious meringue desserts.

They have a huge selection of imported chocolates, as well as, a lot of great gift ideas here…read more That was the main reason why I came here this morning. I really waited until the last minute to get a gift for a long term colleague of over twenty years who is retiring today. The gentleman was very helpful in explaining the various types of chocolate decadence that they have, and he gave me the prices as well. They don't actually post the prices here. The medium sized box of chocolate covered strawberries that I purchased was nearly $50. I think the main reason for the pricey chocolate is their location being only a block away from the White House and also because most of the chocolate is imported. I'm sure the tariffs now has increased the price by a lot. The one reason why I did not give this place five stars was that they opened over an hour later than what is posted on the door.

Their website was closed for the day but they took my order by phone 7 PM on Valentines day and…read moredelivered it to a DC hotel by 930 PM. Chocolates and zany flowers! They would not take a tip by phone so here is a review instead. And the zany flowers, which look like they are from that planet in the Avatar movie.

Staff members are friendly, however they're pricing currently doesn't match their quality flowers…read morethey're offering. Recently, they've increased their prices for sub-par flowers on their Congressional level, and their quality keeps dropping, their flowers are insufficiently cured, they're in a Rush which allows inproper flavor, scent, and quality. Currently, I wouldn't recommend this so-called revitalized Smoke Shop. They're selfish, greedy, and involved in bad business. Grade: D -

My favorite dispensary in DC! Everyone here is very helpful, welcoming and informed if you ever…read morehave any questions. Great selection of products and different flavors every week. Many different pricing options, they give extra goodies when you're a member I highly recommend.

Definitely should have read the reviews. I paid $14.99 for a 1 hour delivery. Had I known that the…read moredelivery was going to take almost 3 hours I would not have placed an order. They gave me the run around, it's false advertisement if you ask me. I am not happy with them at all. First and last time ordering online for a 1 hour delivery. It's just theft at this point.

I walked in at about 2pm and needed same day berries and he told me to order online so I do wish I…read morecould just have ordered and paid with them! But it was quick nonetheless, I finished placing my order about 2:09pm and he started on it right away (even though his system didn't reflect the order yet) for me even though the soonest pick up time online was 3pm. I really appreciated his sense of urgency and convenience for me, he had me out the door by 2:29pm. I was so grateful I was able to do this during my lunch break and that he was so pleasant and kind! Will come back next time :)

An amazing dining experience. Great craft cocktails, incredible food, and a fun atmosphere. One of…read morethe most interesting aspects of the restaurant is how you can't possibly put a finger on the origin of the fare. We asked our friendly waiter, and they stated the chef was from Spain, but they had schnitzel on the menu right next to lamb meatballs, and octopus. It was middle-eastern, Mediterranean, American, and anything else you could imagine. Also, amazingly, the menu was small, and, in my opinion, this is the mark of a great restaurant. Give me a menu where I want EVERYTHING on the menu. Make me regret filling up on the spectacular lamb shank and not have any room left for the 3 things I couldn't possibly try without returning. We had an amazing time. The bar is lively and, if you're dining in the "outside" portion, do not fear the cold. The patio is encapsulated in glass and the heat lamps are turbo-charged. It's difficult to stand out for amazing food in Dupont Circle, with the literally dozens of top-notch choices, and constant emergence of new possibilities. Go to Residents. You'll have zero regrets and vow to return.

I was so looking forward to treating myself to good pasta for dinner, and I was thoroughly…read moredisappointed. I perused their Instagram beforehand and was drawn in by big, heaping plates of pasta with a generous helping of Parmesan. Reality did not match what was advertised. A small portion of pasta was plated on only one side of the dish, leaving half completely bare. This cost $21 and it tasted just fine. If you're going to overprice an underwhelming portion, at least plate it better. Put it in the middle. Add some garlic bread or salad on the right. Offer me some fresh Parmesan. We had a group of 8 on their covered patio, and the service was slow and forgetful. The waiter brought the wrong drink, and then charged us for it. He kept forgetting to bring my friend's drinks. The water was warm, and my $18 Kiwi cocktail was warm. The only salvage was the good DJ. Overall, this was a disappointing and overpriced experienced.

This place is old school. I lived in DC over 20 years ago and this place was still here. I made no…read moremoney at that time. So I never made it to this spot. Flash forward to today. My partner and I were in the neighborhood and I was like, let's go here. It was a place that always seemed so fancy when I was barely making enough for rent. The restaurant is not flashy. It's quirky inside with antiques, statues and decorations scattered throughout. We ended up getting a seat on the patio since it was such a gorgeous night. The host was nice about my indecisiveness, and sat us at a table that was technically for 4, but it wasn't a busy night. The wine list wasn't the greatest. But the food was very tasty. The complimentary bread was just so so, a little dry. But the entrees were really good. We got the Caesar salad, risotto with shrimp and the bolognese sauce over rigatoni. Portions were fairly small for the price point. But we joked, it was good for portion control. I'm glad we finally made it to this spot. It is a very nice, neighborhood spot.

We had reservations for 10 people and they had this great little nook upstairs that fit us all very…read morenicely. Service was excellent. Now onto the food. I had the Cacio e pepe which was one of the very best I have ever had (Italy included) . Sampling some of the other dishes like the lamb and pasta as well the seafood pasta. All incredible. They have amazing homemade ice cream as well as an excellent tiramisu. The owner came in at one point to check on us which was very much appreciated. Just a great night !!

I have been with Groupon for over 15 years. I purchased a getaway and Groupon did not honor my…read moreGroupon selevt 10%off .I tried to get my money back and they told me Groupon bucks was all I coulg get and then I tried to cancel my trip and go witht the resort directly because it was the same amount and they would not give me my refund either. Horrible upper managment and support staff was not better. I will NEVER purchase from here again because they do not honor thier word. I was told by thier staff that if I was not satisfied that I would be able to get a complete refund back to my card by 11/23/24 and here is it 8/28 and they are telling me NO. They will not have to worry about me givng them gooe reveiws or telling any moreof my contacts about howgood they WERE!!! Horrible way to treat a long time valued customer who has spent thousands of dolllares with them.

Took the chocolate tour in Georgetown today. I'm sorry the other reviewers were not happy with…read moretheir tours. I received this as a gift from my bro and it was a Groupon deal. My hubby and I really enjoyed it! We arrived 20 mins early and the guy checking us in said that the tour may start early, but looking at his check in list, it seemed like it was bc almost everyone had arrived. There were 2 separate grps & only 20 ppl in ea grp. At 1st I was bummed that the 6 stops weren't places that were only choc, but it ended up being a great experience, getting a taste of other things with chocolate in it, like bread, cupcakes, caramels, and fudge, as well as chocolate bars and bon bons. We also enjoyed our guide, Linda. She was bubbly (but not sickingly), knowledgeable about the area and our stops, careful about getting us to our destination safely, and good about moving us along but not rushing us. Only complaint....1 of our stops was closed for the thanksgiving weekend. Great Food Tour should've either checked with each stop bc if the holiday, and the closed stop should've notified the tour company. We weren't made aware of the closure until near the end.

Gluten Free Red Velvet... enough said. Felt like it was…read moremeant to be for me to be there that day. They have other GF flavors too but this one is coveted for me right alongside carrot cake. Everyone does the bland chocolate and vanilla, but it's the specialty flavors us GF folks really want! We can get chocolate and vanilla cupcakes from virtually any grocery store now. Thanks for doing more! My only qualm is that they have more GF flavors available per day! That way folks can really get more than 1-2.

Since I happened to be in Georgetown, I stopped by Sprinkles to taste the famous cupcakes I often…read morehear about. I purchased the vanilla cupcake with sprinkles. While the cupcake (albeit a little smooshed during transport, lol) was tasty, I felt the size of the cupcake was a bit small (at least considering the price). I might come back to try different flavors, since the flavor selections at Sprinkles seem to be very popular.