It's the last few hours of the last day of the Choco Logo sale.
Find out why Barry Manilow orders confections for himself and all of his friends from Choco-Logo, as well as why one of the words (a verb before an adjective) in his complementary letter to the company needed to be bleeped. We like the idea of Barry liking something so much it moves him to use expletives.
I went there yesterday and got a pound of salty turtles. The creamy chocolate, the gooey caramel, the nuts and a topping of chunky salt. You haven't lived until...
Owner, Dan Johnson, and his staff, including a very happy Cherie Messore, are taking a small vacation and divesting the shop of goodies at a half-off of everything sale. They close at 5, so you'd better go. Now. Find out what makes Manilow use the *&%$ word.
Choco-Logo 141 Broadway between Elm and Michigan 855.3500