Chocolate Restaurants in Williams Lake
The best places in Williams Lake to eat Chocolate. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Williams Lake who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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4.5
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4.5
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City: Williams Lake, B-180 Third Ave N, Williams Lake, British Columbia V2G 2A4, Canada, V2G1J8
Wheelchair Accessible, Families with children, Wifi, TV
3.9
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3.9
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City: Williams Lake, 409-664 Oliver St, Williams Lake, British Columbia V2G 1M6, Canada, V2G1M6
"Valerie was an amazing server! It's a long weekend and she was quick and friendly! The rest of the staff has an amazing work from the hostesses that flow the busy traffic and the kitchen for the get the food fast and delicious!"
3.7
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3.7
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City: Williams Lake, 104 Second Ave N, Williams Lake, British Columbia V2G 1Z6, Canada, V2G1Z6
"While the food is usually good the customer service is terrible. Drivers are rude and whoever answers the phone is also rude. Won't be ordering again."
3.2
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3.2
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City: Williams Lake, 112 2nd Ave N, Williams Lake, British Columbia V2G 1Z6, Canada, V2G1Z6
"My experience were wonderful keep it up making this a place for friends and family"
4.7
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4.7
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City: Williams Lake, 72 Oliver St, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1L7, Canada
"I always get the impression Williams Lake doesn’t care for outsiders, like it keeps all its best aspects close to the metaphorical chest. Maybe this is due to how the highway snakes through the city, on the outer edge, taking a sharp turn away from the city’s heart. It reminded me of that town in First Blood, the one drifters are ushered through in the back of police cruisers. “You're asking for trouble around here, friend.” . It could and probably does have some of the best restaurants to be found between destinations, but tourists would never know about it. Normally, I would carry right on through, but now I have friends here. And atop of a very short list, we found the New World Coffee and Tea House. This adorable little café would be easy to miss…if it was located in Mexico. In a small town in Canada, it stands out a tad. Outside, green folding chairs and white-painted iron gates, inside an onslaught of lime green paint and stained wood. Local teas—at least assumed local—lined one wall. Unlike most cafes, where orders are taken from a chalkboard, New World offered a menu, and it became one of those rare moments where I paused to enjoy reading one. Nothing posh or condescending, charmingly humorous, the selection is extensive, offering enough to satisfy literally anyone. Sixty flavors of tea--and I believe the claim—are flanked with coffees, smoothies, and Italian soda. For meals, you have buns, baps, baguettes or bagels, stuffed with chicken, cheese, and…umm…chut…ney sorry, ran out of ideas there . All the options fall under being “meat things” or “no-meat things”, and I’m not being flippant, they’re actually listed on the menu as that. Each item ordered was delivered with considerable attention. Mine was a turkey and cranberry paninis with daily soup; the girlfriend’s was a Caesar chickened out wrap get the joke?! . Both were fantastic, though actually surpassed by the hot chocolate my girlfriend added, foamed with veins of cream and chocolate running down the glass. If this were dinner, I would have scored one of those amazing looking cheesecakes. One issue I’ve noticed about Trip Advisor, one of its biggest flaws unfortunately is that user reviews are skewed towards cafes and lunch stops. A posh restaurant, no matter how good, never rates as high as an inexpensive though praiseworthy corner-street café. But in this case, if the New World Coffee Tea House is the best café William’s Lake has to offer, than I am truly curious what others treasures are lurking about. In a larger town, I would see it still within the top ten. So many cafes in my town shortchange on some aspect, whether it be in décor, selection, quality food, or simple pricing. Being in a town of 11,000 people certainly hasn’t given the owners of New World Coffee Tea House a pass. I’m starting to see a trend where the best cafes are nestled in the smaller towns. It’s rather counter intuitive, and from my eloquent and experienced critical viewpoint, as one living in a larger city, that’s the stinkiest poop ever to come out of a butt. I’m sorry, that was improper of me. The point is, I will no longer—placing hand atop and swearing on my Dungeons Dragons Player’s Handbook—pass through the town of Williams Lake without stopping. I will stop, find a place to eat, and reach my destination 90 minutes later, because this place is worth it."
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$5.2