Craving French Chocolate; or, There's a Reason I Always Gravitate to the 6th and 7th...

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Stumbled upon this...

...so now I want this:

Here's an alphabetical list of where to get the best chocolate in Paris (according to this person, this person, and this person):

Bernachon and Bernard Dufoux via À l'Étoile d'Or, 30, rue Fontaine

Berthillon (ice cream) 29-31, rue Saint-Louis-en-l'Île (I can personally vouch for this one - had a combo dark and white chocolate cup from there that was to-die-for)

Christian Constant, 37, rue d'Assas (the address is almost a rebuke...)

Debauve & Gallais, 30, rue des Saints-Pères

Gérard Mulot, 76, rue de Seine

Jean-Charles Rochoux, 16, rue d'Assas

Jean-Paul Hévin, 3, rue Vavin

Joël Durand via La Grande Épicerie, 38, rue de Sevres

Josephine Vannier, 4, rue pas de la Mule

La Maison du Chocolat, 52, rue François 1er or 225, rue du Faubourg St. Honoré (though these shots are actually from the boutique at the airport)

Lenôtre, 48, ave Victor Hugo

Michel Chaudun, 149, rue de l'Université

Michel Cluizel, 201, rue St. Honoré

Patrice Chapon, 69, rue du Bac

Patrick Roger, 108, bd St. Germain

Pierre Hermé, 72, rue Bonaparte (see here too)

Pierre Marcolini, 89, rue de Seine

Richart, 258, bd St. Germain

Sadaharu Aoki, 35, rue de Vaugirard

See also ChocoParis and ChocoMap.