Kate Weiser Chocolate
Chocolate shop · La L'aceate ·
Handcrafted chocolates, caramels, candies & housemade ice cream.
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Handcrafted chocolates, caramels, candies & housemade ice cream.
"A Dallas-based chocolatier whose Valentine’s Day offerings marry high-quality, fancy chocolate with unabashed, gaudy Valentine’s Day imagery (notably lots of pink hearts), delivering both visual spectacle and confectionery craftsmanship." - Monica Burton
"Decorate the holiday table with a tray of 48 hand-painted bonbons from Kate Weiser, available at any Dallas locations of her shops. The holiday tray holds a variety of holiday flavors, including peanut butter cookie and cherry spice, or just one of your favorite flavors. It’s a nice alternative to a pie." - Courtney E. Smith
"Slip into Dallas’s Kate Wesier for some chocolate treats this season. She’s got the Four-Piece Cosmic Collection with two alien bonbons with dark chocolate shells and a white chocolate blueberry ganache filling, and two ghost bonbons with an apple caramel filling in a white chocolate shell. There are also Chocolate Skulls made from two white chocolate Oreo Duja skulls, two milk chocolate almond praline skulls with mixed nuts and dried cherries, and two dark chocolate peanut butter praline skulls with Halloween candy." - Courtney E. Smith
"Chocolates take on all forms at this store during the holiday season. Gobble down witches, blooshot eyeballs, pumpkins, pumpkin spice snowmen, and more traditional bites with wild flavors including caramel popcorn and blood and honey." - Courtney E. Smith
"There are numerous cold bites worth trying this summer at Kate Wesier’s new chocolate and wine shop in Trinity Groves, but the frozen cheesecake is at the top of the list. It’s got frozen vanilla bean cheesecake on a stick that is dipped in 72 percent Valrhona chocolate. If that’s not indulgent enough, add-on salted caramel sauce, strawberry sauce, or toasted pecans. Or all three — why not? ·" - Courtney E. Smith
