London: The Chocolate Cocktail Club

London has one place that treats dessert like a drink. The Chocolate Cocktail Club is the UK’s only chocolate cocktail bar, and it turns a night out into a sweet, grown-up tasting session. You get chocolate-forward flavors with things like mint, salt caramel, and even Toblerone style options.

I really like that your ticket starts you off with a Chocotini cocktail on arrival, so you are not stuck waiting. I also like the menu attitude: you can go all-in on chocolate with 20+ chocolate cocktails, or mix in traditional cocktails, wine, beer, and mocktails.

One thing to keep in mind is this is an 18 and up venue, and the ticket only covers the arrival drink. If you plan to order multiple rounds, it can add up.

Key things to know before you go

• UK’s only chocolate cocktail bar in London
• Chocotini included on arrival, no guessing game at the start
• 20+ chocolate cocktails with flavors like mint, salt caramel, and Toblerone
• Edible chocolate shots and light bites/desserts if you get peckish
• Non-chocolate options like traditional cocktails, wine, beer, hot chocolate, coffee, and mocktails
• Small group of up to 10, and no Saturdays

Entering the Chocolate Cocktail Club, London’s dessert-in-a-cup scene

If you want a London night that is equal parts playful and adult, this is an easy pick. The Chocolate Cocktail Club is built around the idea that chocolate belongs in cocktails, not just on dessert menus. And it nails that theme, with a bar setup that feels like you are stepping into the sweetest version of a grown-up hangout.

What makes it interesting is that it is not a one-note gimmick. Yes, chocolate is the headline, but you are also offered plenty of alternatives so the experience does not force you into one flavor lane. That matters because some people love chocolate, others just like it as a seasoning, and the bar gives both groups options.

Also, the venue is over 18s only. So you can plan this like a true grown-up outing, not a family stop. Bring your ID or passport when you arrive, since that is the expectation for entry.

Your included drink: how the Chocotini sets the tone

Your ticket comes with one key thing: a Chocotini cocktail on arrival. I like that this removes decision fatigue. You walk in, you get a proper first drink, and then you can spend the rest of the night figuring out what you want next.

Think of the Chocotini as your baseline. Once you taste it, you quickly learn whether you love the style of chocolate cocktails here, whether you prefer minty flavors or caramel notes, and whether the sweetness level is perfect for you. It is a smart way to start because the menu is wide, and not every cocktail will land the same way for every palate.

After that first drink, you are free to explore. The bar has more than just chocolate cocktails, too, so you can steer toward traditional cocktails, wine, beer, or even non-alcoholic mocktails if you want a break from booze.

The menu breakdown: 20+ chocolate cocktails plus real choice

The heart of the experience is the menu of over 20 chocolate cocktails. You can expect flavor directions like mint, salt caramel, and a Toblerone-related option, plus other chocolate-forward creations. The important part is that the bar does not treat chocolate as one flavor, it treats it like a whole palette.

On a practical level, this means you can tailor your night. If you are the type who likes bright and fresh flavors, you can lean toward mint. If you are more of a classic dessert person, you will likely gravitate toward caramel and rich chocolate mixes. If you want variety across the table, this menu makes it easy to order different styles instead of everyone drinking the same thing.

And if you are not a chocolate die-hard, the bar has you covered. There are traditional cocktails, plus wine and beer, so you do not have to force the chocolate theme. Hot chocolate and coffee are also part of the options, which is helpful if you want something sweet but not necessarily alcoholic.

One extra detail I appreciate: the menu includes mocktails. Even though the venue is 18 and up, mocktails mean you can join the vibe without feeling pressured to stay in alcohol the whole time.

Edible chocolate shots and light bites when you get peckish

This is not just about sipping. There are also light bites and desserts available, which helps a lot if you time your visit around dinner. A bar full of chocolate cocktails can get heavy fast, so having food options nearby is a real comfort.

Then there are the edible chocolate shots. The description specifically calls out that you should not miss them, and I agree with that mindset. If you are going to take a chocolate cocktail bar seriously, that is the kind of moment that makes it feel like an experience rather than just another drink stop.

Because the exact selections are not listed here, you will want to scan the menu on arrival and ask what is available that day. The best approach is to pick one cocktail to savor slowly and one chocolate-based bite or shot so you get both flavors and textures.

Small group vibes: what a limit of 10 actually changes

This is a small group setup, limited to 10 participants. I like this for two reasons. First, it usually means less waiting around and fewer interruptions when you order. Second, it keeps the feel more personal, so you can actually pay attention to what you are drinking instead of being shuffled like a number.

It also helps with group variety. If you are coming with friends for a birthday or hen do, you can spread out orders. One person can go heavier on mint or Toblerone-style flavors, another can choose traditional cocktails or beer, and you can all compare without everyone feeling stuck in the same choice.

The small group format is also a good match for first-timers. If you have never been to a chocolate cocktail bar before, the menu can feel like a lot. Having a tight group makes it easier to sort through options calmly.

Price and value: one included cocktail, then it’s your call

The price listed is $14 per person, and the big value clue is what is included. Each ticket gives you one Chocotini cocktail on arrival. Extra drinks, of course, are not included.

So the “is it worth it?” question comes down to your plan for the night:

• If you are happy with one featured cocktail and maybe a bite or two, this tends to feel like good value.
• If you want multiple full pours beyond the included drink, it can become a more expensive night, since additional drinks cost extra.

One review concern in the data is price fairness, basically the feeling that the drink savings were not as obvious as expected. That is a useful reminder to set expectations before you arrive. You are buying entry plus a welcome cocktail, not an unlimited drinks ticket.

If you like tasting, I would treat it like a guided starting point. Start with your included cocktail, then order based on what you actually enjoy, not on the assumption that you will get everything for the base price.

The best days to go: London time slots without Saturday plans

This venue does not operate on Saturdays, and the schedule is specific. Here are the time windows provided:

• Tuesday: 1:30pm to 5:30pm
• Wednesday: 4:30pm to 10pm
• Thursday: 4:30pm to 10pm
• Friday: 1:30pm to 10pm

I like Wednesday and Thursday for a classic evening vibe, especially if you want to pair it with other London plans before or after. Friday works well if you want a longer window to settle in, taste slowly, and still have time for a second stop.

Because there is no hotel pickup or drop-off, you will want to factor in getting there on your own. Plan to arrive with enough time to get checked in and start with that included Chocotini.

Who should book this, and who might not love it

This experience is tailor-made for people who enjoy dessert flavors and want a twist. If you love minty sweetness, salted caramel vibes, or Toblerone-style chocolate notes, you will likely have a great time. The 20+ chocolate cocktails list gives you plenty of ways to match your mood.

It is also a strong choice for celebrations. Birthdays, hen do’s, and anniversaries are welcome. And since the group is kept small, it is easier to make it feel like a shared night out instead of a chaotic bar scramble.

Here is who should pause before booking:

• If you want a kid-friendly outing, it is not suitable for children under 18.
• If you think the base ticket should cover a whole night of drinks, it likely will not match your expectation because only one cocktail is included.
• If you dislike chocolate flavors altogether, you still might find options, since there are non-chocolate drinks available. But the central theme is still chocolate.

Quick practical tips before you order your next sweet pour

A few details can make the difference between a fun evening and a frustrating one.

First, bring ID. This is an over 18s venue, and you should expect the check at entry.

Second, plan your night like a tasting. The bar gives you lots of choices, so you do not need to order everything at once. Start with the included Chocotini, then pick one or two more cocktails that match what you liked.

Third, eat something. With chocolate cocktails, food helps you pace the sweetness and keeps you feeling good while you sip. If you see light bites or desserts you like, grab one sooner rather than later.

Finally, bring your group’s preferences into the mix. Since there are traditional cocktails, wine, beer, and mocktails, you can keep everyone comfortable even if not everyone is obsessed with chocolate.

Should you book the London Chocolate Cocktail Club?

Book it if you want a playful, adult London bar experience with a serious chocolate focus. The included Chocotini on arrival is a solid start, the menu is large enough to keep things interesting, and the small group limit makes it feel more manageable than a typical party bar.

Skip it if you are price-sensitive and expecting unlimited drinks, or if you are planning for anyone under 18. And if chocolate is not really your thing, you may enjoy it for the traditional cocktails and other drinks, but the main theme is still chocolate.

FAQ

Is the Chocolate Cocktail Club a good fit for chocolate lovers?

Yes. The experience centers on over 20 chocolate cocktails, including flavors like mint and salt caramel, plus a Toblerone option.

What is included with my ticket?

Each ticket includes a Chocotini cocktail on arrival.

How much does it cost?

The price is listed as $14 per person.

How long is the experience?

It is listed as 1 day. You select a time slot based on the available opening times.

What days and times are available?

It is available:

• Tuesday 1:30pm to 5:30pm
• Wednesday 4:30pm to 10pm
• Thursday 4:30pm to 10pm
• Friday 1:30pm to 10pm

It is not available on Saturdays.

Is it suitable for children?

No. It is not suitable for children under 18 and it is an over 18s venue.

Do I need to bring ID?

Yes. You should bring a passport or ID card.

Are pets allowed?

Pets are not allowed. Assistance dogs are allowed.

Can I cancel, and can I reserve without paying now?

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. There is also reserve now & pay later so you can book and pay nothing today.