Seattle Chocolate Tour with Snacks
by Rogue City
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$152Overview
Chocolate has evolved over 5,300 years and today continues to change in new ways. This tour highlights chocolate in many styles, from classic favorites to innovative creations made in Seattle. The tour lasts about two hours and fifteen minutes and is conducted on foot, visiting bakeries, chocolatiers, and specialty shops around the city. It begins with a stop at a bakery where participants try two baked goods containing dark and white chocolate, with extra time to relax, order coffee, and use the restroom. Next, the group tastes chocolate prepared in a traditional way that reflects cacao’s natural origins. Along the route, the tour passes notable spots in Seattle’s Market, including the Seattle Waterfront, where guests can see wide views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains. The tasting then moves to a Danish bakery to sample chocolate in a modern style. At Woodring at Pike Place Market, chocolate sourced directly from Venezuela is offered in various forms such as fudge, marzipan, and caramel. Further stops focus on European-style chocolate with unusual pairings. At DeLaurenti, visitors select from many chocolate bars from around the world and explore options with their guide. The final stop features a local truffle maker offering chocolates combined with ingredients like honey, fruit, tea, and alcohol. The tour includes all tastings and snacks but does not include drinks or additional purchases.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Bakery with dark and white chocolate baked goods
The tour starts with tasting two baked goods featuring rich dark and creamy white chocolate. Extra time is provided to get acquainted, order coffee, and use the restroom.
30 min
Traditional cacao tasting
Guests learn about cacao origins while sampling chocolate prepared in a way closer to its natural form.
15 min
Seattle Market pass-by
The route passes by well-known sights within Seattle's iconic Market area.
Seattle Waterfront
Participants view 180-degree panoramas of Seattle, Elliott Bay, and the Olympic Mountains from the waterfront.
Danish Bakery
The tour includes a tasting of modern and familiar chocolate styles at this Danish bakery.
15 min
Woodring at Pike Place Market
Chocolate sourced directly from Venezuela is sampled here in forms like fudge, marzipan, and caramel.
10 min
European-style chocolate tasting
More time is spent exploring European chocolate with a focus on unusual pairings.
10 min
DeLaurenti
Visitors choose from many chocolate bars worldwide, guided through options and possibly introducing new favorites.
20 min
Local truffle maker
The last stop offers Seattle’s top chocolate truffles blended with honey, fruit, tea, and alcohol.
20 min
Meeting point
Meet your guide on the sidewalk outside of the Dahlia Bakery. Please refrain from asking the bakery staff to confirm any information about the tour.
End point
The tour ends 3 blocks from the starting location.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Seattle Chocolate Tour with Snacks
by Rogue City
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$152Overview
Chocolate has evolved over 5,300 years and today continues to change in new ways. This tour highlights chocolate in many styles, from classic favorites to innovative creations made in Seattle. The tour lasts about two hours and fifteen minutes and is conducted on foot, visiting bakeries, chocolatiers, and specialty shops around the city. It begins with a stop at a bakery where participants try two baked goods containing dark and white chocolate, with extra time to relax, order coffee, and use the restroom. Next, the group tastes chocolate prepared in a traditional way that reflects cacao’s natural origins. Along the route, the tour passes notable spots in Seattle’s Market, including the Seattle Waterfront, where guests can see wide views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains. The tasting then moves to a Danish bakery to sample chocolate in a modern style. At Woodring at Pike Place Market, chocolate sourced directly from Venezuela is offered in various forms such as fudge, marzipan, and caramel. Further stops focus on European-style chocolate with unusual pairings. At DeLaurenti, visitors select from many chocolate bars from around the world and explore options with their guide. The final stop features a local truffle maker offering chocolates combined with ingredients like honey, fruit, tea, and alcohol. The tour includes all tastings and snacks but does not include drinks or additional purchases.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Bakery with dark and white chocolate baked goods
The tour starts with tasting two baked goods featuring rich dark and creamy white chocolate. Extra time is provided to get acquainted, order coffee, and use the restroom.
30 min
Traditional cacao tasting
Guests learn about cacao origins while sampling chocolate prepared in a way closer to its natural form.
15 min
Seattle Market pass-by
The route passes by well-known sights within Seattle's iconic Market area.
Seattle Waterfront
Participants view 180-degree panoramas of Seattle, Elliott Bay, and the Olympic Mountains from the waterfront.
Danish Bakery
The tour includes a tasting of modern and familiar chocolate styles at this Danish bakery.
15 min
Woodring at Pike Place Market
Chocolate sourced directly from Venezuela is sampled here in forms like fudge, marzipan, and caramel.
10 min
European-style chocolate tasting
More time is spent exploring European chocolate with a focus on unusual pairings.
10 min
DeLaurenti
Visitors choose from many chocolate bars worldwide, guided through options and possibly introducing new favorites.
20 min
Local truffle maker
The last stop offers Seattle’s top chocolate truffles blended with honey, fruit, tea, and alcohol.
20 min
Meeting point
Meet your guide on the sidewalk outside of the Dahlia Bakery. Please refrain from asking the bakery staff to confirm any information about the tour.
End point
The tour ends 3 blocks from the starting location.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.