I found the coolest place for lovers of cacao, the purest form of chocolate. It’s tucked behind Pike Place Market on Western Avenue and I believe this small business has all the ingredients to become a big hit for locals and tourists alike.
Why? It offers a flavorful variety of handcrafted chocolates and desserts, a diverse range of gifts and a chocolate-making shop in a wonderful atmosphere. It’s an accelerated Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory.
Owner Erin Andrews shares the story about her long-distance origins of indi chocolate and how she empowers people to help melt the Seattle freeze from her café and factory.
What a great idea to introduce chocolate making, craft coffee demonstrations and much more to those living in Seattle/King County or to visitors simply passing through our region. Learn more about the community (or private) classes and how you can host a fun event at indi.
In a city that offers a Whitman Sampler array of chocolate shops, indi chocolate stands out from the rest.
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The café indi chocolate is located at Pike Place MarketFront, 1901 Western Avenue, Suite D. It’s open Monday-Wednesday, 8am-5pm; Thursday-Friday, 8am-5:30pm; Saturday, 8am-7pm, and Sunday, 8am-6pm.
This video/blog post is one in a series of spotlight features on local businesses with deep connections to our community. If your business wants to be included, please contact me through community news, information and deals site Parkbench.com (with Will Springer-sponsored sites in Belltown, downtown Seattle, Denny Triangle and Seattle waterfront). Thank you!