Chocolateria Isla Bella

Cozumel

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Chocolateria Isla Bella

Chocoholics will be pleased to know that there is a chocolate shop – Chocolateria Isla Bella, just a few blocks away from the city center. They offer samples of handmade chocolate treats made with the finest beans of Criollo, Guayaquil, and Patastillo varieties of cacao. At Chocolateria Isla Bella, there's something for every taste bud: truffles, dark, milk, and white chocolate, alongside a great range of fillings.

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addressCalle 4 Norte entre 5 y 10 Avenidas, Cozumel
openingHoursMon–Fri 11am–5pm, Sat 10am–2am, Sun closed
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facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/ChocolateriaIslaBella/

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