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Sweethaus

Sweethaus

Williamsburg • $

Step into a vintage dreamscape that feels like a French café colliding with a candy store. The Everything Cupcake is a glorious mess of caramel, Oreos, and peanut butter cups, while a wall of pick-your-own candy bowls invites serious sugar exploration.

Choco Mania

Choco Mania

Boerum Hill • $$

Chocolate lovers, this is your temple. Choc Mania serves waffles, crepes, milkshakes, and coffee in a space where even the walls and ceilings are chocolate-inspired.

Eugene J. Candy Co.

Eugene J. Candy Co.

Bushwick

Bushwick's year-round Halloween haven where engineer-turned-candymaker Eugene crafts inventive sweets at 4am. Expect supersized Freaks (citrus-flavored Nerds), chocolate-covered Cinnamon Toast Crunch, and shelves of bulk candy under crepe-paper spiderwebs.

Cacao Prieto

Cacao Prieto

Red Hook

A bean-to-bar chocolate factory shares a renovated warehouse with a whiskey distillery, offering free tours that cover both operations. Sample pesticide-free chocolate and cacao-infused spirits in Red Hook's industrial waterfront.

Gross Bakery

Gross Bakery

Borough Park

The challah at this classic Jewish bakery is worth a serious detour—regulars drive hours for the pillowy loaves. Arrive when they're baking and follow the chocolate-scented trail inside.

ChocoLava

ChocoLava

Bay Ridge

Dubai waffle trends meet Bay Ridge at this dessert spot serving crepes, waffles, and shakes loaded with Kunafa pistachio, Biscoff, and cascading chocolate.

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Flatbush

Oneg Bakery

Williamsburg

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L'imprimerie

Bushwick

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Pardas Chocolate

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Cacao Market by MarieBelle

Greenpoint

The Chocolate Bar

Borough Park

One Girl Cookies

Boerum Hill

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Choc-Oh! Lot Plus

Bay Ridge

Yossi's Sweet House

Brooklyn

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Bora Bora Smoothie Cafe - Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge

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Moco Choco

Bensonhurst

Steve's Authentic Key Lime Pie

Red Hook

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Martha's Pastries and Cafe

Bedford-Stuyvesant

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Fames Chocolates inc.

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Prospect Butcher Co.

Prospect Heights

FINE & RAW Chocolate

East Williamsburg

Ceremonia Bakeshop

Williamsburg

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Cafe chocolat

Midwood

Fferins of Brooklyn

Park Slope

Sprinkles Ice Cream - Sprinkles Confections Williamsburg

Williamsburg

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Nunu Chocolates

Boerum Hill

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Jacques Torres Chocolate - Dumbo

Dumbo

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Ladybird Bakery

Park Slope

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Goodiez

Park Slope

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Chocolate world

Williamsburg

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Chocolate Connects CI Inc

Kensington

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The Chocolate Room

Carroll Gardens

Ovenly Greenpoint

Greenpoint

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Le Chocolat of Brooklyn

Brooklyn

Chocolate Connects Inc

Lefferts Manor Historic District

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Matari Coffee Co

Bay Ridge

NETO Chocolate

Gerritsen Beach

JoMart Chocolates

Madison

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Lisbonata

Crown Heights

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Li-Lac Chocolates

Sunset Park

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Drip Cafe

Flatbush

Costume Closet

Bushwick

Borough Chocolates

Greenpoint

Brooklyn State Fair

Dumbo

THE CHOCOLATE HOUSE

Borough Park

MR CHOCO

Bay Ridge

Williams Candy Shop

Coney Island

Sweet Expressions (Kingston Avenue)

Crown Heights

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Hello Sweet Spot

Southside

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