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16 Bucket List Chocolate Desserts In Ottawa That Every Chocolate Lover Needs In Their Life

Chocoholics, this one's for you.

Everyone loves chocolate and if you know someone that doesn't, I would reconsider your friendship. From lava cakes to chocolate shakes there are so many ways to have the most delicious sweet of the world: chocolate. It's time to have an Alex Russo moment and dive into chocolate heaven!

Whether you're a vegan or only eat gluten free, this list is for any chocolate lover to conquer this year. Anything with chocolate is guarenteed to make you feel warm and happy on the inside.

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Molten Chocolate Cake // JOEY Lansdowne

103 - 825 Exhibition Way

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Nutella And Almond Brick Toast // Hangout

839 Somerset St W

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Chocolate Donut // Maverick's Donuts

1500 Bank Street Unit 36

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Chocolate Taiwanese Shaved Ice // Sugar Marmalade Ottawa

180 Rideau St

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Chocolate Smore Pizza // Cocoa 70

Multiple Locations

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Oreo Brownie Cake // Holland's Cake and Shake

229 Armstrong St

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Caramel Chocolate Bacon Kronut // Art Is In Bakery

250 City Centre Ave

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Triple Chocolate Milkshake Or Bangin' Brownie Cone // Sweet Jesus

97 Clarence St

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Chocolate Dulce de Leche // The Cupcake Lounge

6 Byward Market Square

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Vegan Brownie Soft Serve Ice Cream // Little Jo Berry's

1305 Wellington Street

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Velvet Chocolate Shake // Chocolats Favoris

180 Vanguard Dr

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Chocolate Truffle Cake // Oh So Good

Multiple Locations

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Nutella Waffle and Donut // Nutella Cafe

193 Metcalfe St

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Chocolate Covered Apples // Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory

55 Byward Market Square

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Gluten Free Chocolate Donut // Strawberry Blonde Bakery

114B Grange Ave

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Chocolate Whipped Cheesecake // Stella Luna Gelato Cafe

1103 Bank St

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