Tout Chocolat

Tout Chocolat is a delightful market and café located on Avenida Amsterdam in the hip Condesa district of Mexico City. This charming spot is a haven for chocolate enthusiasts, offering a wide array of handcrafted chocolates, truffles, pastries, and hot chocolate drinks. The market-style setting allows visitors to browse and sample various chocolate creations, from classic dark chocolate bars to innovative flavors infused with local ingredients like chili and vanilla. The cozy atmosphere, with its warm decor and outdoor seating, makes it a perfect place to relax after exploring the tree-lined streets of Condesa. What sets Tout Chocolat apart is its commitment to quality: they source cocoa from sustainable farms and emphasize traditional techniques. Visitors can watch chocolatiers at work through a glass window, adding an educational element to the experience. Whether you're buying gifts or indulging in a rich cup of Mexican hot chocolate, this market offers a sweet taste of Mexico City's culinary scene.

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• Artisanal chocolates made from sustainable cocoa
• Signature hot chocolate and chocolate-based drinks
• Wide selection of truffles, pralines, and chocolate bars
• Watch chocolatiers at work in the open kitchen
• Outdoor seating on Avenida Amsterdam, perfect for people-watching

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行前须知

• Try the 'Chocolate de Mesa' – a traditional Mexican drinking chocolate with a unique texture.
• They accept credit cards, but it's wise to carry some cash for smaller purchases.
• Chocolate bars and truffles make great souvenirs; they offer beautiful packaging.
• Pair your chocolate with a coffee or a pastry for a full treat.

历史背景

Tout Chocolat opened in the early 2010s in the fashionable Condesa neighborhood, quickly becoming a favorite among locals and tourists for its high-quality chocolate products. It reflects Mexico City's growing artisanal food movement.