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If you have a bit of a sweet tooth, then you should definitely think about paying Riverside a visit. The Riverside Chocolate House and Tea Room is found at Pentrefoelas a few miles from Betws y Coed,

The chocolate on offer at Riverside is all made by hand, so choose a couple to sample while you have a tea, coffee or – perhaps more appropriately – a mug of hot chocolate.

You can also get a selection of their luxury chocolates to take away with you. Nestled in a lovely gift box, they make for a nice present for any chocoholic in your life.

As well as chocolates, Riverside also stocks a great deal of confectionary and biscuits, all of which are made locally in Wales. And if you have a taste for something a little more exotic, there is in addition a selection of the finest in continental chocolates. Stepping away from the edibles, Riverside also offers a wide range of gifts, clocks, ceramics and artworks.

And if that still hasn’t satisfied your sweet tooth, why not take part in one of their chocolate tasting evenings? 

Location

The Riverside Chocolate House is found close to Pentrefoelas just off the A5. There is parking available nearby. 

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