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Seattle Southside is a chocoholic's paradise.

We're most well-known for being home to Seattle Chocolate Factory, which offers guided tours of its facilities, but you can also find some of the world's most iconic chocolate brands. Read on to find where to get the best chocolate in the Seattle area.

Locally-Owned
Japanese Luxury
A Century of Goodness
Swiss Craftsmanship
Candy-Coated Dreams
Pastries for Days

Seattle Chocolate, Makers of Maeve and jcoco


Address: 1180 Andover Park W, Seattle, WA 98188

The Seattle Chocolate flagship store and factory offers a playful, immersive experience where you can shop for whimsical Maeve truffles and jcoco chocolate, and even tour the facilities. The Experience Chocolate tour takes you on an hour-long guided stroll along a hot‑pink mezzanine above the production floor, where you'll learn how ethically sourced cocoa transforms into delectable creations. Founded in 1991 and now led by a mother‑daughter duo, the company is proudly woman‑owned and family-run. Fans love the creative, rotating flavors like “Pink Bubbly” and "San Juan Sea Salt", and the company’s commitment to direct, sustainable sourcing. Both brands are non‑GMO, kosher, and donate a portion of profits to Girls, Inc. and U.S. food banks, making every indulgence feel good, inside and out.

ROYCE' Chocolate


Address: Westfield Southcenter, 2800 Southcenter Mall, Seattle, WA 98188

Japanese brand ROYCE' Chocolate brings its world-famous luxury chocolate to Seattle Southside at an inviting shop in Westfield Southcenter. The knowledgeable staff goes above and beyond to help customers discover exciting varieties like its signature Nama ("fresh") chocolate, a type of velvety ganache made with melted cacao and fresh cream, and unique flavors like matcha and potato chip chocolate. They'll guide you through proper storage tips (the product is so fresh you need to keep it refrigerated), and often offer complimentary samples. These artfully packaged goodies make for ideal gifts.

See’s Candies


Address: 17100 Southcenter Pkwy, Tukwila, WA 98188

See’s Candies has been producing its iconic, American-made chocolate since 1921, making it one of the most well-known chocolate brands in the country. The See's store in Tukwila is a "Volume Savings" shop, specializing in bulk orders, which many customers utilize for business gifts and fundraisers. Try free samples, create a custom mixed box at the candy counter, or stock up on boxed chocolates, truffles, nuts and chews, lollipops, and sugar-free treats.

Läderach


Address: Westfield Southcenter, 2800 Southcenter Mall, Seattle, WA 98188

Swiss chocolatier Läderach is known worldwide for its luxury chocolate, handcrafted exclusively in Switzerland for unmatched freshness and flavor. It's most famous for its signature FrischSchoggi™—slabs of chocolate loaded with nuts, fruits, or other decadent toppings. Each piece showcases premium ingredients (there's even a Dubai chocolate flavor!). Whether you’re picking up an elegant gift or treating yourself, Läderach delivers pure chocolate perfection in every bite.

Lolli & Pops


Address: Westfield Southcenter, 2800 Southcenter Mall, Seattle, WA 98188

Lolli & Pops in Westfield Southcenter is like stepping into a candy lover’s daydream—walls of colorful gummies, jars of nostalgic sweets, and shelves packed with decadent chocolates from around the world. One minute you’re scooping sour belts, the next you’re eyeing truffle boxes and quirky snack tins you didn’t know you needed. Whether you’re treating yourself or hunting for the perfect sweet gift, this shop makes every visit feel like a sugar-fueled adventure. It's a hit with kids and kids at heart.

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Don't miss the chocolatey options at these beloved bakeries:

  • Dochi (located in The Eatery at Lam's Seafood) and Mochinut (located in Westfield Southcenter Mall) both serve mochi donuts in a variety of flavors.
  • 85°C Bakery is a Taiwanese-style bakery that offers French pastries served through the lens of Asian flavors. Try the delicious chocolate croissant, chocolate cookie bread, and chocolate mousse cake.
  • Bakery Nouveau in Burien is known for its twice-baked chocolate almond croissant.
  • Boo Macaron and Dessert Bar in Westfield Southcenter typically has more than a few chocolatey flavors to choose from.

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