The cookies are inexplicably crisp and chewy, especially the chocolate chip cookie. The hot chocolate at this place... oh where to start. It is a disservice to the beverage to call it hot chocolate (which you all know I value, immensely). Almost more of a mud than a liquid, it is rich and almost syrupy and oh so flavorful. In fact, it is so rich that I would pretty much recommend ordering the smallest serving - maybe like two shots of the ambrosia - if you've had any form of cream within 12 hours (or if you want to finish the cookie without throwing it up).
the frothy brew |
Most importantly is the significance of the month of February. For this entire month, the City Bakery offers a new and brilliant flavor of hot chocolate. I had the privilege of sampling the Fig & Spices Hot Chocolate on one of the last days. And during these winter months, don't forget a homemade marshmallow. It melts but doesn't mix with the liquid/mud/stuff. Instead it sits on top and waits to be consumed.
The hot chocolate and the cookies will cost you (about $8-$9), but it is so worth it.
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