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Hidden alternatives to Juliette et Chocolat?

Hey guys, just wondering if any of you knew about any dessert places that were a little bit more low key than Juliette et Chocolat. Seems like just about everyone goes there, and I want to impress someone with something a bit different :)

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    1. another chocolate place i know of would be maitre du chocolatier on sherbrooke and guy. they have amazing chocolate, and they have a tea room upstairs where you can sit down and enjoy their other items. it is very quiet as well and the one time i went, no one else was there.

        1. re: sharkbait88

          My wife was at the tea room today (Saturday), and told me that it was full.

          I have been there a few times, mostly on Sunday afternoons, and it was quiet, with just a couple of tables occupied.

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