Rain. Fog. Heat. Cold. Tired. No time. Lost. Whatever the reason, if you don’t feel like seeking out individual SFBA chocolatiers, here are some places where you can find a selection of local chocolate:<\/p>\n
Chocolate Covered<\/a>, <\/strong>4069-24th St., between Noe & Castro, Noe Valley neighborhood, SF. A world of chocolate, lots of exotic flavor combinations, it carries local chocolates too.<\/p>\n Bi-Rite Market<\/a>,<\/strong> 3639 18th St. (between Guerrero and Dolores), Mission neighborhood. Neighborhood grocery store with an emphasis on local and sustainable foods. Has an excellent chocolate selection featuring many local chocolatiers.<\/p>\n The Chocolate Dragon Bittersweet Caf\u00e9 & Bakery<\/a>,<\/strong> 5427 College Avenue, Rockridge neighborhood, Oakland. In addition to their hot chocolate drinks and pastries, they carry chocolate from around the world and some local chocolates.<\/p>\n Star Grocery<\/a>, <\/strong>3068 Claremont Ave., between Prince St & The Uplands, Claremont neighborhood, Berkeley. Like a mom-and-pop version of Whole Foods, this locally-owned store carries some local chocolates.<\/p>\n Piedmont Grocery<\/a>,<\/strong> 4038 Piedmont Ave., between 40th St & Glen Ave., Oakland. Nice selection of imported chocolates, some local chocolates too.<\/p>\n Market Hall Foods<\/a>,<\/strong> 5655 College Avenue, Oakland. Also 1786 4th Street<\/a>, Berkeley. Lots of specialty foods including artisan chocolate. They are a big supporter of local artisan chocolate.<\/p>\nIn the East Bay:<\/h2>\n
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