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50 Bloor St. W Map it!
Toronto , ON M5H 1T1
416 362-4439

Leonidas chocolates (or "pralines") are imported from Belgium, and therefore made in the pure Belgian style, with lots of fresh cream fillings. Leonidas chocolates are consistently good, and the prices are quite reasonable for this quality at $60/kg. Our recommendation: the Manon, a layer of chocolate ganache topped with a thick layer of vanilla fresh cream, smothered in white chocolate. Yummy!
Note: Leonidas has counters in some department stores, for example in the basement of The Bay at Yonge and Queen. There is also a store at 5 Coady Ave in Leslieville on Queen East.

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From: International Chocolate Traveler
Chocolates to cry for. In Vancouver we have remarkable chocolatiers (thomas hobbs, for one) but I have traveled the world over and Leonidas wins, hands down. On the streets of Belgium I watched to see where the visitors went for chocolate (Godiva) and where the locals went (Leonidas). There is a reason. Godiva is all marketing, Leonidas is all chocolate and ganache fillings. YUM! Even the no sugar added varieties are delicious. Go Leonidas, Go!!! Thankfully, Chocolate Planet (online) takes orders and delivers. Now to get a retail shop here....

From: Beau
@Daina Green, I do not know who told you that fairy tail but the founder of Godiva was NOT the brother from the founder of Leonidas. The founder from godiva was Joseph Draps and the founder from Leonidas is called Leonidas Kestekides. There is no way they can be brothers. Godiva is also NOT considered (any more) to be fine belgian chocolate.
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