ManchesterFrequently asked questions
Where is it located?
7570 Gate Pkwy #107, Jacksonville, 32256
What is the price range?
$$
What is the rating?
4.5 out of 5
Chocolate Bar
Chocolate Bar is a Dessert restaurant in Toronto. Its price band is $$. Rated 4.5 — 0.1 points below the Toronto median of 4.6, across 47 rated restaurants. Listed under Food & Drink, Casual Dining. The median restaurant rating in Toronto is 4.6, measured across 47 rated restaurants. The median restaurant in Toronto sits in price band 3 of 4, measured across 47 restaurants with a published price band.
The very first US based Chocolate Bar is a dessert-forward dining experience built around one simple idea: chocolate, reimagined.<br /><br />We specialize in elevated chocolate creations made in-house, blending European inspiration with modern flavors and playful presentation. From rich Belgian chocolate desserts to inventive signature items like our chocolate crêpe “Brown Pasta,” every dish is designed to feel unexpected, indulgent, and shareable.<br /><br />Chocolate Bar is more than a place for sweets. It’s a sit-down experience where dessert takes center stage—perfect for date nights, celebrations, or anyone looking to end their day on a high note. Our menu balances comfort and creativity, pairing handcrafted desserts with drinks that complement and elevate each bite.<br /><br />Whether you’re here for something familiar or ready to try something entirely new, Chocolate Bar delivers a warm, modern atmosphere where quality ingredients, thoughtful execution, and a love for chocolate come together in every plate.
Key facts
- Rated 4.5 — 0.1 points below the Toronto median of 4.6, across 47 rated restaurants.
- The median restaurant rating in Toronto is 4.6, measured across 47 rated restaurants.
- The median restaurant in Toronto sits in price band 3 of 4, measured across 47 restaurants with a published price band.
- American is the most common cuisine in Toronto, covering 26% of 47 restaurants with a stated cuisine, out of 18 cuisines on record.
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