Thomas Haas Chocolates, we carefully choose our raw ingredients and select only the best. Our chocolates are perfumed with fine BC wine, oak barrel aged maple syrup from Quebec, vanilla beans from Tahiti, fresh citrus zest, loose leaf teas and organic herbs and spices. Our cakes and pastries are adorned with Fraser Valley hazelnuts and berries, Okanagan fruits and infused with fresh roasted coffee and liqueurs from Alsace and the Black Forest.more...See more text
Thomas Haas is one of the most respected and well-known chocolatiers here in Vancouver. Since first opening in 2004, the beloved confectionary shop has earned a number of prestigious accolades and now has two Vancouver locations. Using only the finest handpicked, high quality, raw ingredients, Thomas Haas creates some of the most original seasonal treats around. This Easter, you can expect to find unique Easter truffle eggs in dark and white chocolate, adorable chocolate bunnies, Easter stollen with pistachios and cherries, chocolate lollipops, and many more sweet surprises.
If you’re shopping for someone with a sweet tooth, you can’t go wrong with sophisticated desserts from this renowned Vancouver chocolatier with locations in Kits and North Van. Thomas Haas specializes in elegant confections and chocolates infused with fresh fruits and exotic spices, flecked with crunchy and crispy nuts, and laced with full-bodied caramel syrups. Mix and match a custom gift box filled with assorted truffles and chocolates of your choice. Looking for a chocolate alternative? Pick up a 12-piece set of pretty pastel macarons or an adorable sachet of lemon shortbread cookies tied with ribbon.
Nearing croissant perfection, Thomas Haas’ swoon-worthy Viennoiseries come in a few iterations meaning there’s some tough decision making ahead. Pistachio-almond, ham and cheese, double-baked almond or dark-chocolate filled? All are divine, but for the real deal, stick with the original butter croissant: flaky, crisp, golden and striated on the outside, airy yet chewy on the inside. It’s no surprise this (along with Beaucoup) so often top the city’s croissant rankings