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Chocolarr in Newham
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A massive plateful with olives,croutons.cucumber,tomatoes and good lettuce and leaves more than I could eat and cheap
rayasmith . 2019-09-04
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This place is round the corner from my GP's surgery and, if I have an early morning appointment, it has been my practice to pop in here for breakfast afterwards. They have always served a really good sausage sandwich using really crusty "artisan" bread. And the coffee was accompanied by a delicious chocolate. Today, however, the sausage sandwich was in standard, mass-produced, sliced bread, just the same as any greasy spoon cafe. And there was no chocolate. I shall try it once more, but if this is the standard they intend to adopt and maintain, I fear that my next visit to Chocolarr will be my last.
Big_OLondon . 2018-06-01
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A Tiny coffee place with potential on Boundary Road in St. John wood ( NW8) Serving good coffee but need more tidiness for tables serving on the outside: no need to view garbage bags as you sip your morning cappuccino!! The staff is kind.
Eric S . 2017-05-05
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A small café with outdoor seating. A great place to sit and watch the world go by. Friendly service and clearly well used by local people
chgLondon48 . 2017-04-21
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Very good handmade chocolate, and the service is amazing. I like to go there and enjoy the atmosphere
ojunquera . 2016-09-08
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Had a coffee and croissant. Was given some free chocolates as a treat! Thanks. Can't argue with that!
strebor_moto . 2016-09-06
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A cozy little café in dire need of a "lifting". Chocolarr offers a great choice of coffee and hot chocolate with minimal selection of fresh pastries: minimal but good and fresh. Not many options for weekend brunch. The staff was sweet and kind. Great location, and a few tables outside on sunny morning, in a quaint street of St John's Wood: it has lots of potential but lacks a "je ne sais quoi". It probably needs to focus more on its core concept.
Eric S . 2016-08-31
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We popped in around 4pm for a cup of tea. We didn't try to chocolates but wanted teatime cakes or pastries. Sadly there was very little choice and it all looked prepackaged and rather unappetising. I don't want to imply that there was anything actually wrong with it, and the staff were most welcoming and did their best to provide, but were limited by the offerings in the displays... Maybe we were unlucky, but I felt it was very basic and could do better. On the plus side, they did have skimmed milk which is a big plus in my books, and their toilet facilities were very clean.
alisonrM2071TR . 2016-06-14
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Small coffee shop specialising in Belgium chocolates that are to die for. They normally give a free one when you have a coffee but also sell in great presentation boxes that I have used for gifts a few times now. Great local coffee shop and delicious chocs
77lewisg . 2014-09-27
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Very nice range of snacks and breakfast, proprietor a great host, if you are in the abbey rd area, go in for a break.
D S . 2014-05-29
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