
First we tried to go to the Chocolate Bar on chippewa. It was beyond crowded and loud to the point of obnoxious. No one greeted us at the door and I ended up having to call them on the phone from within the restaurant to ask if they had any tables. How ridiculous is that. They said not for an hour and we left in search of another source chocolate.
The iphone suggested Chow Chocolate on Main Street and man was that a good choice. They close at 10:00PM and it was like 9:54 but we called and they said they would stay open and had a table. So we went and ate the best chocolate desserts I have ever had. This one was called the chocolate turtle truffle or something like that. (e:jim) had the same thing minus pecans. (e:matthew) had a cheesecake and (e:Terry) and (e:james) had some decadent cherry dessert. At least I am pretty sure.

i just looked at the website and i want all of this now!
That's easy, (e:metalpeter). Start at the Police Station and keep walking north on the same side of the street. Its a half-block up from the Police Station. It has big glass windows and you can see the entire restaurant and vending counter/chocolate bar from outside.
Looks really good, I still Haven't made it there, and still not really sure where it is.
I thought the deserts were much better than at Chocolate Bar.
That dessert was only $8 and it was enough for two people honestly as it was so rich. I think it sounds like a better deal than the shot of hot chocolate. The link in the journal has the menu and all the prices.
How much were these desserts?
And spell mistake! occasionally
Yes, they are awesome. I occasinally stop there to ogle at those really handsome salespeople and eat these oh-so-richly-decadent chocolate desserts or drink chocolate when I am feeling out-of-sorts. But they are pricey. The tiny shot of hot chocolate is near $4