Anandamide

Straight up if you are an unhealthy person in your eating habits you won't like it. However, if you like to eat very clean and respect your body, you can't go wrong here. The place is amazing with borderline prophetic customer service, and delicious, healthy, raw chocolate. It really fills your mouth up with the sticky stuff. It's expensive, but ask them about their ingredients, and you'll see that they aren't asking for much in return for their loving labor. I love this place so much.

The place is tiny and easy to miss. I like that their chocolate contains other types of sweetener like honey or maple and that their chocolate has super foods in it. Wish they had a lower strength CBD chocolate, but with that said the pricing at $7 for 30mg CBD chocolate is cheap. Not sure of the weight but the piece looks to be at least 1oz. J enjoyed the maple fudge. I tried the fudge truffle. It was good for $1.50 but not as good as the other flavor I bought... Lol only Bc I do not remember the flavor. Oh well.

I kinda don't really get the fuss (it's got crazy good reviews on yelp). I'm a huge fan of dark chocolate, so I was looking forward to trying some of their more unique flavors. Honestly? To me, their chocolate tastes kinda dry and chalky. Yes, it is definitely deeply chocolately, but it's also all kinds of dry. I guess that's what the lack of milk does?

This place has chocolate that is not only delicious, but also ethically and morally digestible. The modern cacao trade exploits poor farmers in Africa, some of whom do not even know what the beans are used for and have never tried chocolate themselves! Also, they use raw coconut oil and butter instead of milk! Coconut oil has healthy, medium-chain fatty acids that are easily digestible and give you energy instead of making you feel heavy like butter and milk. I'm usually served by Arturo or Lee Myers and those dudes are really helpful and friendly when it comes to understanding what is in all of these new products. When you eat Anandamide's chocolate its like being a kid again; your body can handle what you're putting inside of it and you get boosted instead of feeling like crap.

The name is a mouthful. Adorable hole in the wall vegan chocolate shop that opened up about 2 months ago. The name caught my attention and I was in the neighborhood for work so I thought I'd check it out. Justin was a sweetheart and he explained to me what chocolates were popular and the ones he would recommend. The displays were cute and each row he charged by the ounce. He mentioned that the mango and guava cream were on the sour side. I'm use to see's chocolate so the taste wasn't what I craved for, but it was interesting to see what a healthy vegan chocolate will taste like. It's def a pricey delicatessen. If you're expecting it to taste like see's or Godiva then I wouldn't recommend this.