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2012-09-18
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A cafe called Ettora (not affiliated with Espressolab) sells cookies & chocolates that can be eaten at Espressolab, which generously allows customers to bring their own food. Gift boxes at Ettora, probably too pricey for most of us; one even exceeds RM1,000.Added April 21 for clarity: one of the boxes costs more than RM1,000 but the others cost less, starting at about RM150. Melting Moments, White Chocolate Cranberry, Chocolate Chip Macadamia & Oat Almond _ mostly fresh & crisp, though we prefe
A cafe called Ettora (not affiliated with Espressolab) sells cookies & chocolates that can be eaten at Espressolab, which generously allows customers to bring their own food.
Gift boxes at Ettora, probably too pricey for most of us; one even exceeds RM1,000.Added April 21 for clarity: one of the boxes costs more than RM1,000 but the others cost less, starting at about RM150.
Melting Moments, White Chocolate Cranberry, Chocolate Chip Macadamia & Oat Almond _ mostly fresh & crisp, though we prefer our cookies creamier. Strangely, all six of these taste somewhat similar. Each cookie costs about three ringgit.
Belgian chocolates; the service team couldn't say what these flavors were. They look promising but fall short in cocoa decadence, tasting instead like supermarket-bought milk chocolate.
Fruit cakes & brownies are sometimes available. Ettora's business hours are nearly identical to Espressolab's, except it closes earlier on Saturdays.
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