Ghirardelli Square-13th Annual Chocolate Festival September 6, 2008

Ghirardelli Square
900 North Point Street
San Francisco, California

13th ANNUAL GHIRARDELLI SQUARE CHOCOLATE FEST!

*Join us on September 6-7th for the 13th Annual Ghirardelli Square Chocolate Festival!!!

*Admission is free and tickets for tasting are: $10 for 6-tastings; $20 for 15-tastings.

*Tickets now available at http://www.GhirardelliSQ.com, or at the door.

*Proceeds benefit "Project Open Hand." For over 20 years, Project Open Hand has provided meals and bags of groceries to men, women and children living with symptomatic HIV and AIDS. They also provide daily congregate lunches to seniors and provide meals to people who are homebound and critically ill. For more info on Project Open Hand, please visit www.openhand.org

The current list of vendors includes:

*Ghirardelli Chocolate
*Allie's Edibles
*Amore Chocolate Pizza
*Ana Mandara
*Arlene's Gourmet Tofffees
*Attune Probiotic Chocolate Bars
*Boomerang Chocolate Martinis
*Cafe Razzi
*Canine Confections Dog Treats
*Ciao Bella Gelato
*Crown and Crumpet Tea Salon
*Desserts on Us
*Doug-Out Cookies
*Eat my love for you (Vegan Dessert)
*Kara's Cupcakes(Sat. only)
*Lightful Smoothies
*Lori's Diner
*Marche on the Square
*McCormick & Kuleto's
*Presidio Cafe
*Project Open Hand
*San Francisco Cookie Company
*San Francisco Toffee Company
*Sugar Bowl Bakery
*Sweetface Bakery
*Tea Room Chocolates
*The Pastry Cupboard
*Young's Double Chocolate Stout

Don't miss out on yummy chocolate desserts, chef demonstrations, games, and more!! You can even bring your dog to the festival to enjoy "Canine Confections Organic Dog Treats."

Please contact [email protected] for any questions

Official Website: http://www.ghirardellisq.com

Added by Ghirardelli Square on July 8, 2008

Comments

irishlass

Everybody loves Chocolate! I've got this on the list every year at www.thingsyoushoulddo.com

Iceman99

Get there early. The lines get long and area gets crowded.

dotben

Don't mean to be a party pooper but we were SO disappointed with this "festival" when we went last year.

It just felt *so* commercial - there was no 'celebration' as such, simply a load of stalls where you could redeem your 6 'tastings'. And much of it was v poor value - like the Safeway stall that was selling individual cookies out of a cartoon as one of the tastings (6 for $10 don't forget). Not hand made or anything, just individual cookies out of the package. Pathetic!