Quick Bite: Chocolate Three-Way
November 19, 2008
You either are one or you know one. Locally, you might find them hanging around Rick’s Dessert Diner , the Cookie Connection or Ginger Elizabeth’s. They can name every varietal in a box of See’s and will fight to lick the whisk at the end of a brownie-baking marathon. They’re chocoholics. And let’s be honest – you probably know a few.
If you’re ever looking to make the chocoholic in your life happy – all you have to do is take a quick trip down to 33rd Street Bistro in East Sacramento. Last Sunday, I was fortunate enough to try what they call the “Chocolate Three-Way” and let me tell you, it was heaven on a plate. Just take a look at the photo above – drooling yet?
33rd Street Bistro
3301 Folsom Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95816
(916) 455-2233 phone
Entry Filed under: East Sacramento, Local Favorites, Local Flavor, Restaurants, Sacramento, Uncategorized. Tags: 33rd Street Bistro, chocoholic, chocolate, dessert.
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Jodi | November 19, 2008 at 1:45 pm
Chocolate Three-Way! Now, that is rich. I hope to meet all you wonderful foodie ladies one day. Your mascot Chris Thompson is the only Sac Foodie I have met and he is lots of fun! Thanks for adding me to your blog roll by the way.
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Chris | November 20, 2008 at 4:15 pm
As a self-proclaimed chocoholic, I couldn’t resist this one at 33rd Street Bistro. The waiter informed us that in all his time there he had never seen a couple (let alone one person) finish the entire plate. I took this as a challenge. I put forth a valiant effort, but after a full meal (and little help from my significant other), I had to admit defeat. The chocolate soufflé was undoubtedly my favorite, but the fudge was a close second. The Mexican sipping chocolate didn’t really appeal to me, but having never tried it before, I wouldn’t put the blame on Bistro. Overall, a must-try for local chocoholics!