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Sweet new shop opens on the Busselton foreshore
Described as “the Pixar of chocolate”, this new chocolate wonderland was made for kids.
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By Lisa Cook
The Busselton foreshore just got a whole lot sweeter with the arrival of Little Otto’s Big Choc Shop – a locally owned, joy-filled chocolate store from the team behind Shelter Brewing Co.
Little Otto’s has transformed the foreshore’s old tennis club building into a new family destination, offering handcrafted chocolate, gelato and great coffee. Designed by award-winning WA architect, Paul Burnham, the space features a gelato window, alfresco area, and plenty of places for kids to play.
The shop pays tribute to Otto, a big blue whale found beached near the Vasse rivermouth by a girl named Daisy in 1897, whose skeleton now lives at WA Museum Boola Bardip.
Inside you’ll find an amazing selection of hand-crafted chocolate, made on site with their state-of-the art chocolate equipment imported from Italy. Their chocolate bark cabinet is packed with fun flavours, including their top-seller, the potato chip bark.
The loaded cookies and hot, fudgy brownies are also a crowd favourite, topped with a scoop of their freshly-made Daisy’s gelato, and a drizzle of chocolate, honeycomb or salted caramel sauce.
Pop by Little Otto’s for a sweet treat on your next road trip. It's open daily from 9.30am to 8pm on the Busselton Foreshore at 25 Marine Terrace.
