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Copperleaf Chocolat Company
About
- 3.6 ( 8 reviews)
- $$, $$$
Copperleaf Company, located in the quaint town of Whitefish near Glacier National Park. Plan to spend some time exploring our shop and finding some great treasurers behind our doors. We offer a large selection of artisan house made chocolates, European and house made chocolate bars, Dutch licorice, marzipan, and mixed nut turtles and toffee. We also have a large variety of European and American hot chocolate mixes. Our custom desserts are the perfect finale to any gathering including weddings. Voyageur Booksellers offers a large variety of used/vintage books. We have a good selection of westerns, local history, current fiction and nonfiction, art and history, cookbooks, and science fiction. We also carry new local hiking and travel guides. To enhance your shopping experience, we now carry a unique line of beaded purses and scarves from designer Mary Frances, sterling silver jewelry from Artie Yellowhorse, imported cashmere from Joshnstons of Scotland, Braeval shirts, Trimdin reversible jackets and scarves, and Swan Valley Copper art.
| Day of the Week | Opening Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 10:00 - 20:00 |
| Tuesday | 10:00 - 20:00 |
| Wednesday | 10:00 - 20:00 |
| Thursday | 10:00 - 20:00 |
| Friday | 10:00 - 20:00 |
| Saturday | 10:00 - 20:00 |
| Sunday | 11:00 - 20:00 |
Cuisines
- ☕ Cafe
Recommended Reviews
3.6
Angela Lockard
The house made chocolates were really good but a little pricey (to be expected in such a tourist driven area). I found something I've never seen before: chocolate covered gingerbread bites. They are covered in both white and dark chocolate and are delightfully crunchy and completely delicious.The bookstore combo is pretty great. They had lots of great titles at reasonable prices for used books. I could have spent even more time perusing books but my family was ready to go.
Mike Koch
Great little bookstore with amazing chocolate.
Zach Abby Jennings
Service animals were clearly not welcome, as the woman behind the counter came and asked me what disability I had (which is illegal for businesses to ask service dog handlers), told me that I wasn't allowed in part of the store because I had my dog with me and there was food there, I was told that I couldn't go too close to the other customers in the store because there were children, and I was scoffed at when I explained that I needed my dog or I may risk losing conciousness and hurting myself by falling. I tried explaining the ADA laws and was scoffed at again. If you have a disability that requires a service dog, just know you're going to be treated badly in this establishment.