York Cocoa House in York

I chose this experience after winning a bronze prize on DAYMADE. It was a nice excuse to come to York for the day. The tour and tasting experience was about 45 minutes long. We started off outside looking through the window into the factory area. So we were never actually inside the factory/production area. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable. We only got to try 6 button sized pieces of chocolate but had water to help it go down. If I hadn’t of won this, its probably not something i would choose to do but not a bad experience.

As usual my great nephew enjoyed his lollipop making today. This is an excellent idea for young children. Thank you Ashley for looking after us. Great friendly place with awesome customer service and excellent beverages and of course chocolate 🍫. We will be back

personale simpatico e gentile e qualità media, nella norma, ma prezzi eccessivi per il prodotto. abbiamo ordinato un Brownie esposto in vetrina, già tagliato, e ci è stato portato in porzioni ridotte rispetto all'esposizione.

Today I did the chocolate tempering course, and I can say above the experience of tasting chocolate, discussing the origins of cocoa, learning to temper chocolate, then put them in mould - the course was about 3 hours - I have to give feedback on teaching ; because teaching is a skill in itself, and this is where I feel Sophie has extended herself with making this course worth every penny. She paid careful attention to the question and crafted a response which made me feel she wanted me to not just understand but learn and to leave the course not only with my chocolate good but also provided me with the an educated mind for future growth. In all my personal development I look for specialists who can teach and this should be a underlined that Sophie takes not only chocolate seriously but help to build a community of chocolate enthusiasts who can grow outside of the course. A special mention to her team as well, ,you can see they all respect chocolate and the journey of those who sale in the path of York cocoa house and leave having grown a little more with the chocolate journey. Today’s chocolate tour I watched (as I’ve already been on one) and good to see the team skills in this tour. Well done. The quality of the chocolate from Sierra Leone was amazing at 62% good choice - hope we get to bulk buy this. I will never forget York Cocoa House in my professional endeavour in chocolate - my tempering skill has taken a step up for the best. Thank-you Sophie, for your hard work and teaching us to improve using chocolate as the platform growth,

Far exceeded expectations. My daughter (15) and I went to the bean to bar chocolate masterclass today and it was exceptional. We expected a fun morning but this experience was much more than that. The owner/workshop leader Sophie was so passionate and knew more than I thought possible about chocolate! We learnt about the history, the process, the science and we tasted and made our own chocolate, literally from bean to bar. It really was fascinating. My 15 year old was captivated and hasn’t stopped talking about it! we will be booking the next masterclass in the series. highly recommend 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

We came to the Easter egg making at this shop for the kids. But halfway through with no reason at all she kicked us out. She didn’t give us any warning at the start or during the Easter egg making. She said it’s because the children is inpatient. That is literally the worst excuse to kick anyone out. All children can be impatient but my kids were quiet and patient. For their first time I think they did very well. I think the owner is too impatient with us. At one moment she let us make the easter egg and then she told us to leave. I think she kicked us out because she is in a bad mood. She just suddenly told us to leave for no reason at all. The problem with the owner is that her Easter egg making business is mainly for kids and she don’t know how to deal with them. She is very rude to just suddenly kick us out. I don’t recommend this shop to anyone. This shop has ruined my family’s whole day. If you want to ruin your day then come to this shop. I would imagine most people would like to have a good day.

I attended the Easter egg making workshop and like the previous workshops I’ve done here it was a lot of fun. This time though it was late starting due to the family that was also in the workshop arriving late. While I waited I was allowed to join the tour the shop also does at no extra charge which I appreciated. The woman running the workshop was friendly, very informative and offered advice when needed/asked for. My egg came out better than eggspected. The family that were also there were asked to leave for valid reasons. It’s reassuring the store takes health and safety seriously. While she dealt with the family another worker took over the workshop, as I was on my own that meant 1-1 session. He too had great advice particularly with piping and decorating the egg. Definitely worth doing the workshops. It’s the third one I’ve done with them and will definitely be doing more in the future.

There is a limited selection of chocolate for sale with various quantities of cocoa percentages, plus drinking chocolate, the interior is warm and cosy with comfortable seating although not extensive. The staff are informative and friendly. The workshops are visible through the large glass windows of people making chocolate. There are books on chocolate available to read. We got a complimentary small piece of chocolate with our drink which was very tasty. Downsides of our visit: During my visit there were two free tables which were not cleaned throughout our meal, even when somebody sat down on one, the dirty cups were left there, the table next to us had dirty cups from our arrival to when we left. The orange chocolate drink was far too sweet and also too hot to drink. But the 100% hot chocolate was perfect. Overall our visit was lovely and we had a relaxing enjoyable visit and will return.

The chocolate bar making workshop was incredible!! Molly (who delivered it), was great, she told us about how they get chocolate and the process the cocoa beans go through in order to get chocolate but still made it interesting for the children who were participating this afternoon. The chocolate bars turned out great and did not survive the trip home. Will have to visit again!!!

I visited on the 24th August 2023. Firstly, the atmosphere was lovely and the staff were typically quite friendly, however the drinks were not great. I ordered the iced chocolate milk (I can't remember the exact name) while my friend got the orange hot chocolate. We were unfortunate enough to have watched the "barista" make our drinks for us while we were sat at a table next to the counter. Starting with the iced chocolate milk, the staff member took a very dirty looking carton of chocolate(?) from on top of a microwave, she then removed a LUMP of hard chocolate from the top of the carton with a knife, poured some of this very very thick liquid into the glass of milk. All of this was done while the staff member was pulling some disgusted-looking faces at the drink I was about to be given. Then, overall the orange hot chocolate wasn't the worst in the world, it was a very rich hot chocolate which was a nice surprise but I did watch the barista burn the milk, let it sit for a few minutes while she made my drink, and then re-steam the milk. It was a fine drink but as the milk was so burnt, it kept developing a skin over the top in between sips that my friend took. Unfortunately I won't be returning which is a shame as the menu looked very interesting and I would have loved to take my friends to this place and gone through all of the lovely looking drinks.

Was looking forward to going but unfortunately didn’t live upto our expectations. Coffee like warm and worst of all the server brought a coffee bean chocolate that he’d missed off putting on my saucer in his bear hand and as the chocolate wasn’t in any wrapper he even left a finger print on the chocolate 🤮. With all the lovely coffee places in York this is one I won’t be turning back to .

This was a hidden gem to learn about how chocolate is made. No, there isn’t a “tour” of a factory per se; however, you learn about the intricacies of ethical, proper chocolate making from forest to bar. The guide talks through the process and shows the equipment (sometimes running if they’re making chocolate), divulging into what makes good quality chocolate - I’m talking high quality dark chocolate where you can actually taste the different notes. You also get to sample all of the different chocolates and allow your taste buds to explore notes in chocolate, something that is often artificially added in high quantities to make us feel them. You won’t see name brand bars being made here; however, if you are truly interested in chocolate work, it’s worth visiting.

It was okay and reasonably informative. To be honest it was the sort of talk that you would expect to be free when you visit somewhere. You get 10% discount on purchases after the tour. There’s not a lot to see.

Booked in to complete a chocolate workshop as part of a hen party, paid £25 per person, and it was terrible. I would not recommended this place. The workshop was really rushed, taking around a maximum of 20 minutes, heated chocolate with hair dryers and put them in old Chinese take away tubs to set with some toppings such as marshmallows or smarties. We collected it and was given the wrong chocolate so we couldn’t even eat our own chocolate and as we didn’t know the hygiene of the groups chocolate we got, it all got chucked in the bin. Terrible service and not worth the money.

Fabulous day with the children making lollipops. Well thought out and easy for the children to follow. Staff friendly and helpful. Delicious coffee for the adults as well. Everyone happy . Thank you

Very under whelming. Had 2 hot chocolates in the cafe. They just tasted like I had made them in the house. Not worth the money. Avoid and buy yourself a velvetizer instead

I had booked a cocoa bean tour abd it was very informative. We also got to try some of the different chocolates made at the cocoa house

Visited today 29th November at 1545. Understand it’s the end of the day. The member of staff at the til was weary and served us with contempt. We felt we couldn’t ask any questions about the products as the staff had had enough of customers. At this time of year, whilst I would not like to work in retail- a smile goes a long way and also makes the customer buy more!

Didn't book a class or anything, just popped in for a drink when passing. Not actually a large range of chocolates or treats to purchase which was a bit disappointing. However we sat in with hot chocolates and it was truly the nicest white hot chocolate I've ever had.

Very nice dark hot chocolate. It was served with two delicious apple chocolate truffles.The milk chocolate bar is fine. Very nice employees. Prices are medium. I like how we can see the chefs while they’re making the chocolate through the glass.

Decided to stop here for a coffee as we felt it would be good and we were right. Great cup of capucinno. My husband decided to try one of the hot chocolates and he said that it was delicious. You also get given two little squares of chocolate with your drinks which is a great touch and they were delicious as well.

Brilliant coffee and service. Gluten free salted caramel torte was amazing. A free salted caramel chocolate with our flat white coffee was a bonus. What a gem. Enjoyed our visit very much

Went here for a Chocolate tour with the York Pass. We all really enjoyed it. the young lady who was doing the tour was very knowledgeable and was really funny! Made it more interactive for the children in the other party that was with us.

A short tour from a very friendly member of staff, showing you the process of making chocolate, with tasting too! Was short, but sweet.

After having wandered around the city centre for some time and having recently emerged from the nearby Jorvik Centre we came across this establishment. It seemed to be the perfect place to sit down outside and enjoy a cold chocolate drink. And that's exactly what...

This course is an informative and comprehensive journey, from the cocoa bean to chocolate truffles. You will discuss, taste and then select the beans to make your own chocolate in the morning. This is posted to you when the process has been completed. In the...

Tutto si riassume nella risposta alla mia richiesta di "una cioccolata calda": "che tipo? ne abbiamo tanti..." infatti c'è una...

we were looking for breakfast but couldn't resist this lovely little cafe near the Jorvik Centre. Coffee and a delicious gingerbread drizzled with chocolate set us up perfectly!

This was good. Where the other York chocolate tour was about the history of chocolate making in York, this was just about how chocolate is made. Definitely informative. The lady hosting it knew her stuff.

Wonderful friendly staff. My mum and me visited and had booked on the Manufacturing Tour which includes a little taster of some of the chocolate they make (all of which are made on site). Lovely chocolate and we sat in the cafe and had a...

Beautiful place to have a hot drink and a slice of cake, while taking in that lush smell of chocolate! You get a complementary hand crafted piece of chocolate truffle with every drink. On our first visit my partner tried the 80% chocolate hot chocolate...

Came here for a hot chocolate and this place didn't disappoint! The best hot chocolate I've ever tasted, they have a great menu and very reasonably priced. You even get a free chocolate with it. Also has a great shop for you to buy chocolate...

I booked this workshop for 8 of my friends and I. We had a fantastic afternoon. We learnt all about chocolate and got to make truffles, which were so tasty! We had a few giggles and I thoroughly recommend it. The shop and cafe are...

A great chocolate making course that failed to send the chocolate that was made. some 2 months later and multiple communications plus a personal visit into the shop has resulted in total silence from Cocoa House. Extremely disappointing.

We did the chocolate tasting tour. The tour was conducted on the street and we had to look through a window at the chocolate making process. The “tour” wasn’t particularly engaging, it was poor to say the least. The tasting experience wasn’t particularly great either...

We visited for the Chocolate Indulgence and lollipop making. The staff were all great and made sure we had everything we needed. We visited with our 8 & 2 year old boys. When we did the chocolate tasting the waitress brought some white chocolate for...

I visited today with my children as I booked them on to make chocolate lollipops, we could smell the place before we could see it - sooo nice! They absolutely loved making the lollipops. Highly recommend.

My daughter and I attended the 'bean to bar' workshop which had been a Christmas Present for us - it could not have been a better experience. The 'tutor' was fantastic, engaging and charming. She certainly knew her stuff. She wove the story of chocolate...

Having been wanting to visit here since it opened, we took our children but were not made to feel very welcome The service was prompt, hot chocolates were delicious but sadly having not been made to feel welcome with our young, well behaved children we...

We had been given strict instructions that, when we were in York we must have a hot chocolate at York Cocoa House as it is great. Well, we did and really enjoyed them. My wife had the 50% and thought it was good if a...

T’was the night before Christmas workshop…….We had a nice time but was quite disappointed our workshop wasn’t anything to do with chocolate. We had thought we would be making a chocolate decoration but it was a icing decoration and we didn’t even get to make...

Myself and 2 girlfriends did the Chocolate Truffle making workshop whilst on a weekend away in York. It was fabulous - very informative, fun and full of glorious chocolate! Sophie was our teacher who shared recipes and her own specialist knowledge about cooking with chocolate....

Three of us attended the Chocolate Bar making Workshop. We thoroughly enjoyed it. The staff were very informative about the product. They made the whole session fun and interesting. Very worthwhile.

Visited on a chilly winter morning with some mates. Didn’t stay for long but what we had was definitely worth a mention here. If you like chocolate, don’t miss this!

There was no chocolate- this is poor for £10pp. The tour guide was charming but clearly not part of the chocolate industry. We watched her make paste. There’s better ways to spend your money. Just buy a hot chocolate somewhere nearby

… because, well, that’s what they do. My wife had the most luscious thick hot chocolate when we were in Prague some years ago and was looking forward to a similar experience. Maybe she ordered the wrong thing… it was nice but whilst thicker than...

It wasn’t awful, but the “tour” consists of standing in front of one window and listening to the guide talk about cocoa beans and then looking in a second window to hear about the machines. The chocolate tasting afterwards was ok, but really only discussed...

Amazing class booked for the kids. Full of fascinating facts and you can get hands on and create your own chocolate bar. The owner is an absolute delight and she was great hosting the class. Would definitely recommend to all visiting York.

We had done chocolate lollipop making a few years ago in their old location and so thought we'd visit again. We did the 'chocolate indulgence' plus lollipop making for two and really enjoyed it. We started with the lollipop making which was similar to how...

We did the manufacturing and tasting tour. I thought that the guide gave us lots of information on the process of how they make chocolate, although due to hygiene it is only possible to see the manufacturing from outside. I liked the fact that they...

We had a lovely time on the chocolate tour, led by Luke, who was a brilliant guide! Chocolate tasting was a bonus as well!! Thanks very much for having us.

I took my two grandchildren on the chocolate bar making class.It was fantastic They really enjoyed it and the girl taking it was fab they said.Also they could not wait to tell their parents about.

This is definitely a James review not a Lewis review. He’ll get that. Brilliantly hosted and interesting with enough humour / serious info / crowd participation balance. Would have loved to see stuff being made but not always possible. Tasting was great fun . My...

What a lovely gem of a coffee shop and the hot chocolate is lovely. We visited on a rainy day and it was just the stop that we needed

Best Rocky Road ever tasted we all really enjoyed our speciality drinks Chocolate on the side an unexpected treat Thoroughly recommend a visit

On a wet Saturday, we just needed a sit down and rest. Came upon the Cocoa House by chance, but very glasd we did. Friendly staff, quiet ambience and a great rtange of Chocolate and coffees/teas. The cakes and snacks are very moreish - but...

Wanted to get some chocolate delivered for a friend during this time, ordered from here and it went down really well! Great place to get some great quality chocolate and support an independent business! Would recommend if you want to treat yourself or someone else...

Ok drinks,high stools very uncomfortable for a short person, or if over weight, also service lack lustre and confusing, wasnt given enough information during afternoon tea. Some of the food was really nice, some of it very boring. To say you pay £18 for the...

A true gem of a find, tucked away from the main shopping streets and sensible opening hours on a Sunday too. Small venue with just a few tables. Apparently you can have a tour of their chocolate making facilities but we didn’t have time. Both...

I've been visiting the Cocoa House frequently for the last couple of years, and I'm here at least once or twice a week. It consists of a simple cafe area in part of the modern shop and factory, staffed by warm and friendly individuals. It's...

Came here with a friend to satisfy my sweet tooth. Tried the 100% dark hot chocolate (fully aware of the risks involved) along with a slice of the chocolate fudge cake. Both were delicious, however the drink had me defeated! 😂 The staff couldn't have...

We regularly visit the cocoa house when we visit York, I have been visiting with my children since they were young and always enjoyed the large choice of beautifully flavoured hot drinks and milkshakes. My children always decorated and made there own chocolate lollies, it...

I came here during my grandparents 50th when my family traveled to the UK, York is an amazing place and the businesses reflect that. When I entered the York Cocoa House I was surprised to see the variety of chocolate that they had. I wanted...

We only stopped by for a hot chocolate - but this little cafe is really worth a visit. The Spanish hot chocolate was fabulous (as long as you really like chocolate!) you don’t need cream or marshmallows with this one just have it on it’s...

We visited the Cocoa House twice in our weekend in York, we were so impressed. The staff were helpful and friendly, with Sam the tour guide being extremely passionate and knowledgable about his work (we later saw him making the chocolate whilst we were buying...

Milkshake is supposed to be made with ice-cream but definitely only made from milk. Hot chocolate one of the worst ever, funny taste to it that is off-putting and very oily. Not worth the money!

We popped in for a breather after exploring some of York and enjoyed a very lovely cappuccino, tea and chocolate biscotti here. Clean, fresh and bright with a lovely smell of chocolate everywhere. Friendly staff and you can take workshops here too.

We stopped off I here after a river cruise to feed the babies. We only had drinks but the chocolates looked awesome. They have a really good range of drinks. The coffees looked good but I opted for a 100% chocolate (you can specify with...

Great choice, great staff, limited seating but absolutely worth the effort. My son-in-law had the white chocolate, I had dark and grandchildren had small hot chocolates - all wonderful

I bought a very delicious chocolate milkshake and it was the best I've ever had! We booked a workshop which started with a mini tour, (which was private as we went late in the day), and we learnt about how cocoa beans turn into chocolate....

We visited the old Shop & Cafe a few months ago to make a chocolate bar and try the Afternoon Hot Chocolate.

We were regular visitors to the old cafe and were looking to visiting the new place, but it was a massive disappointment.

¡Vinimos a York Cocoa House para una despedida de soltera el fin de semana pasado y todos lo pasamos de maravilla! A pesar de que hicimos los chocolates en un lugar diferente, fue un interesante "mini tour" que fue muy perspicaz.

It's the best place to recharge after a train ride.. chocolate sweetness is much needed- the interior is warm and welcoming, a nice washroom to refresh and start a walking tour. Nice desserts and mocha! Loved it! Went there more than once.

We stopped here to buy some chocolates and then learned that they offered truffle making classes. I have been making truffles for years, but learned some useful tips from the delightful instructor.

I ordered the rose hot chocolate (it tasked like a chocolate covered rose Turkish delight) and my husband ordered the chocolate orange hot chocolate. We both enjoyed our drinks very much.

Encontré estos pequeños trabajos de cacao en Castlegate. Hicimos un recorrido con una familia, todo el proceso se explicó por un tipo muy conocedor, aunque puede haber sido demasiado para los niños, más adecuado para los adultos. Ahora sé por qué no me gusta cierto chocolate, la mayoría se deriva de frijoles de África, un estado mucho inferior a América del Sur y Asia. Lo mejor fue en la degustación, whao, todo tan diferente, ¡la tabla de degustación de colores ayudó!

Lacks atmosphere, products overpriced and not good quality, owner is not interested - Impossible to get a response from her, she ignores poor customer feedback. Lots of choice in York, don't risk wasting your money, spend it elsewhere and get better value.

Shocking waste of money, £15 for one adult and one child for what was meant to be a 30 minute tour. It ended up being about 20 minutes and the majority of that time was spent looking at the machinery through a window, stood in an alley way. When we began the tasters we found we were only given 4 crumbs of chocolate, no exaggeration.

This really wasn't quite what I was expecting or what was advertised for the £7.5 'chocolate manufactory guided tour'.

We loved the Cocoa house when it was on blake street, it now has zero atmosphere and a lack of all the beautiful cakes it used to have!

A tea and chocolate snack in the cafe would always be the first port of call when I met my mum for a day in York. I’d look forward to it and obsess about the gorgeous sourdough toast with chocolate ganache. However, when I went this weekend to the new venue with my mum it was so disappointing. I could have got over the more downmarket surroundings of the eating area (the old place was really lovely with a real vintage feel) but the service was incredibly slow. The procedure for ordering etc wasn’t made clear to us when we came in and despite there being 4 staff on the customer experience was poor. I understand that they have cut the menu down as it makes business sense but it’s now just a selection of 5ish sweet things, which is not good when you are after something less sickly. We didn’t fancy anything so decided not to eat. The cocoa nib tea was excellent and I would consider returning just for that but given they used to give a little chocolate with drinks there was still an element of disappointment. I hope they can improve the cafe experience quickly because it was so lovely before and I imagine there is more than just me disappointed with the new place.

The experience was poor. And we bought an expensive chocolate gift for a special occasion - which was placed in a tatty thin brown paper bag. The person said "I know, I keep telling the manager that customers say they want a decent bag for their gift purchases". Nothing on their website to take feedback, I wrote to the founder Sophie Jewett about our poor experience and she didn't bother to reply. This was surprising as I once heard her give a presentation to small busineses on how they must listen to customers! With any business things go wrong occasionally, but stay away from any that don't listen to customers or respond to feedback.

Wow, what an experience!! We went in by pure coincidence and had the best time. Saturday afternoon, cold, lightly rainy, walked around York just taking in the sights and walk into Chocolate. We signed up for the tour and were able to learn about chocolate, how it's made, it's origins and the story behind several.of the chocolates in the world. Serena, our guide, was very knowledgeable and really made our experience super. You can see she really loves what she does. We got.to try several types of chocolate and at the end even made our very own chocolate lollipop. Last stop a demonstration on how to make chocolate bon-bons. If you are a chocolate lover I highly recommend this stop. If you are not offered a special on a hot chocolate before going in, definitely get one on the way out. We were so impressed that went by there the before getting on the train for our ride back to London.

We finished our Yorkshire Appetite Food Tour at the York Cocoa House and had a delicious rich hot chocolate and a warm welcome from the staff. It was interesting to see the behind the scenes chocolate making and taste some different chocolates. I took the opportunity to buy some gifts too which were very well received.

paid for two luxury hot chocolates with my daughter tasted very bitter could not drink it was disgusting. just walked out , staff not interested in customers . shame as old shop was much better.

I live in York and have a good hot chocolate is a something you'd to do. Today my hot chocolate it was watery and not sticky. Truly sorry, but it's been a simple hot milk with "Nesquick".

The coco house in York is fantastic and good quality cakes BUT It lacks the authenticity and charm of the old coco house. The old time charm has been replaced with clinical industrial machinery. Although it’s interesting to watch the coco being made and prepared most people like myself like the old charm when chocolate was made in York. History’s a big part of York and a lot of visitors like nostalgia a lot of people remember the great coco houses of York . Like I said the new place is good and the products are quality the staff are friendly and helpful yet finding the new place is a mystery in its self and the number of disappointing people standing outside the old

Had a bit of confusion finding it as google maps was telling me Blake St. the Blake St location has closed, so now the location you need to go to is Castlegate.

Visited here for Breakfast and had Chocolate French Toast. The Chocolate Ganache was lovely but the French Toast was not so good and a small portion. We felt it was a bit overpriced for what you got.

I went with a group of friends who I was showing around York, and it was a roaring success. We had afternoon tea - or rather chocolate - and the chocolate cakes and savouries were all delicious and just that little bit unusual. What really made the visit was the staff, who were all so friendly, attentive and helpful.

Tenía el clásico chocolate caliente hoy y estaba fuera de este mundo, uno de los más bonitos que he tenido. Volvería de nuevo, pero tal vez careciera de cierta calidez / extravagancia y no era barato, los inodoros no tenían jabón de manos o papel higiénico. El personal era educado y atento.

Booked the chocolate bar workshop for me and my partner for her birthday, had a great time learning about the different types of chocolate and tasting session, then make your own bar and decorate was a fantastic experience.

A lovely York cafe with fantastic chocolate. The make amazing hot cocoa from actual melted chocolate buttons - not the powder stuff ! we even tried their soup which was quite nice. DEfinitely recommend them for their hot cocoa!

Visité después de un día de turismo y recorriendo las tiendas siguiendo un reacondicionamiento. Pedí un chocolate caliente y chocolate blanco cubierto de mantequilla. El shortbread fue increíble! Pero el chocolate caliente no era tan cremoso como esperaba, lo cual fue una pena, ya que se supone que es por lo que son famosos.

Nos detuvimos en una bebida caliente después de un recorrido a pie. Tuve el chocolate caliente azteca y mi marido tenía el chocolate caliente Rose. Compartimos una rebanada de pastel de chocolate. ¡Todo excelente! Hacen chocolate caliente de la manera correcta i. mi. Derretir el chocolate con leche caliente. Tanto las bebidas como el pastel vinieron con trocitos de chocolate para picar, que también eran deliciosos. ¡Vale la pena una visita!

Fabulous chocolate treats and delicious Hot Chocolate. Lovely place and admire the business ethic. Good luck with all ventures and more delicious treats.

Realmente fabulosas bebidas en oferta con un personal muy amable y atento.

Visited this place today on my way home from a nice visit to York. Had a cup of traditional milk chocolate cocoa. Very nice indeed. Very friendly service and inventive waya of making drinks and food. Highly recommended.

I was just passing this wonderful place when the smell of chocolate dragged me in. I had a classic hot chocolate and a home made yummy chocolate brownie. Very delightful. Staff very welcoming and friendly. If you like chocolate this is the place to be