Divine Chocolatier

Buying chocolate in a shop is one thing; having it personally prepared by one of the most dedicated chocolatiers in Canada is another. Among the busy streets of Montreal lies a small boutique called the Divine Chocolatier. Richard Zwierzynski opened his store after being inspired by Willy Wonka and makes sure his customers experience a memorable visit.

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address2158 Crescent Street, Montreal
openingHoursMon–Sat 11am–6pm, Sun noon–5pm
phone+1 514 282 0829
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Divine Chocolatier

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