London: The Chocolate Cocktail Club

London’s Chocolate Cocktail Club puts its main idea right in the glass: chocolate cocktails in more than 20 flavors, including mint, salt caramel, and Toblerone. Your ticket includes a Chocotini when you arrive, then you can browse the wider drink and food menu.

I like the clear theme and the choice beyond sweet drinks. You can enjoy wine, beer, prosecco, coffee, mocktails, or hot chocolate if chocolate cocktails are not your thing. The small group limit of 10 people should also make the visit feel more manageable than a large bar event.

The main catch is the included cocktail is selected for you, rather than chosen from the menu. Two people specifically disliked that restriction, and one felt the online price was higher than buying at the venue, so check the current direct price before booking.

Key points at a glance

• A Chocotini is included on arrival, but you do not choose the first cocktail.
• More than 20 chocolate cocktails cover flavors such as mint, salt caramel, and Toblerone.
• Non-chocolate options are available, including bottled beer, wine, prosecco, coffee, mocktails, and hot chocolate.
• Edible chocolate shots, light bites, and desserts make this more than a quick drink stop.
• The venue is strictly for adults aged 18 and over, with ID required.
• Visits are available Tuesday through Friday, with no Saturday availability listed.

Arriving at London’s only chocolate cocktail bar

The Chocolate Cocktail Club is designed around a simple novelty: it is presented as the UK’s only chocolate cocktail bar. That gives you a very specific reason to visit. This is not a general sightseeing tour or a standard cocktail lesson. It is a themed bar stop built around sweet drinks, social occasions, and a bit of theatrical fun.

Your ticket includes one Chocotini cocktail when you arrive. This gives the visit a clear starting point, but it also creates the experience’s most important limitation: the first cocktail is chosen for you. If you have your heart set on a mint drink or the Toblerone creation, you may need to order it separately.

The bar welcomes birthday groups, hen parties, and anniversary celebrations. That makes the format especially suited to an occasion where the unusual menu is part of the entertainment. You can also visit simply because you like chocolate and want to try something different from a normal London bar.

Bring a passport or identity card. The venue is over 18s only, and children cannot attend. Assistance dogs are allowed, but other pets are not.

The included Chocotini and the first taste

The arrival cocktail is the one fixed part of the visit. You receive a Chocotini with your ticket, so the initial drink is included in the advertised price. This is useful if you want a low-commitment introduction before ordering anything else.

The catch is worth stressing. You cannot select the first cocktail, even if another drink on the menu costs the same. That detail disappointed more than one person, so consider it before paying. If personal choice matters more to you than the included value, buying drinks directly at the bar may suit you better, provided the current prices make sense.

The Chocotini also sets the tone for the rest of the visit. Expect a sweet, chocolate-led drink rather than a classic dry cocktail. If you prefer traditional cocktails, wine, or beer, you are not locked into the theme. The bar serves several alternatives, which keeps the outing from becoming uncomfortable for the one person in your group who does not like chocolate.

Choosing from more than 20 chocolate cocktails

After the welcome drink, the menu gives you the main reason to stay. There are more than 20 chocolate cocktails, with flavors including mint, salt caramel, and the newer Toblerone option. The range suggests that the fun comes from comparing unusual combinations rather than ordering one conventional cocktail and leaving.

The mint choice should appeal to you if you like a cool, familiar pairing with chocolate. Salt caramel moves in a sweeter, dessert-like direction. The Toblerone drink is the most obvious choice for anyone who wants the menu’s most recognisable chocolate-bar reference.

I would treat the menu as a tasting opportunity rather than assume every drink will suit a full evening. Chocolate-based cocktails can be rich, and ordering several may be too much for some people. Sharing the visit with friends gives you a better chance to compare flavors, provided the venue’s serving rules allow it.

The drink selection received the strongest praise in the supplied feedback. One person described the cocktails as delicious, while another highlighted the original recipes and friendly service. That combination matters: the bar’s idea is unusual, but the success of the visit depends on whether the drinks are enjoyable rather than simply photogenic.

Light bites, desserts, and edible chocolate shots

You can add food if drinks alone are not enough. The menu includes light bites and desserts, along with edible chocolate shots. The shots are a particularly playful detail and fit the bar’s theme better than a standard round of spirits.

The food information is limited, so do not book this as a full restaurant meal. Think of the bites and desserts as support for the drinks. They may help you pace a sweet cocktail session or turn the visit into a longer celebration, but you should not assume a complete dinner is included.

The edible shots are also an extra cost. Your ticket covers the Chocotini only, while additional drinks and menu items are not included. Set a spending limit before you arrive if you are visiting as part of a birthday or hen party, when group enthusiasm can quickly add to the bill.

Beer, wine, prosecco, and mocktails for non-chocolate drinkers

The bar makes a useful effort to include people who are not fans of chocolate. You can order bottled beer, wine, prosecco, hot chocolate, coffee, mocktails, and other drinks. This is one of the venue’s practical strengths because a mixed group does not have to split up.

The non-chocolate options also make the venue easier for a celebration. One person can try a novelty cocktail while another sticks with prosecco, beer, or coffee. That choice reduces the risk that the theme will feel too narrow.

Still, the chocolate concept remains the main point. If nobody in your group wants a sweet drink, the venue loses much of its appeal. You are paying for a themed bar atmosphere and menu, not simply for the cheapest place to have a standard glass of wine.

Timing your visit from Tuesday to Friday

Opening times are spread across Tuesday through Friday:

• Tuesday: 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
• Wednesday: 4:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
• Thursday: 4:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
• Friday: 1:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.

There is no Saturday availability listed. That is important if you are planning a weekend celebration, since a Saturday visit is not an option under the stated schedule.

Tuesday works for an afternoon stop, while Wednesday and Thursday suit an after-work drink. Friday gives you the widest window, with both afternoon and evening availability. Check the actual starting time before booking because the ticket is valid for one day, not an all-day open invitation.

The experience is listed as a small group, limited to 10 participants. That is a useful size for a social bar activity. It should be easier to hear the staff and compare drinks than in a large organized group, although the venue remains a bar rather than a private tasting room.

What the $14 price really includes

At about $14 per person, the ticket gives you entry to the themed venue and one Chocotini on arrival. The price can be reasonable if you already want to try a chocolate cocktail and value the novelty of the setting.

It is less attractive if you see the ticket as a discount on a full evening out. Additional drinks, food, desserts, and edible shots cost extra. You may spend much more than the ticket price if you order several menu items.

There is also a pricing point to check carefully. One person reported paying about 13 euros online and finding the activity cheaper when bought at the venue. That does not prove the same price will apply to your date, since prices can change, but it is a good reason to compare the booking price with the venue’s direct rate before committing.

The included drink received mixed treatment because the lack of choice reduced its value for some people. I would book at this price when the Chocotini and themed setting are enough for you. If you mainly want a specific cocktail, compare the cost of ordering that drink directly.

Who will enjoy this London stop

This activity suits you if you enjoy trying unusual drinks, taking photographs of playful menus, or arranging a light-hearted celebration. It is particularly practical for a mixed group because non-chocolate drinks are available.

It should also work well for:

• Adult birthday groups
• Hen parties
• Anniversary outings
• Couples looking for a novelty drink stop
• Friends who enjoy dessert-style cocktails
• Small groups that prefer a limited booking size

You may want to skip it if you dislike sweet drinks, need a full meal, or can only visit on Saturday. It is also a poor fit for families because the venue does not admit anyone under 18.

Booking, cancellation, and practical details

You can cancel up to 24 hours before the visit for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later, which helps if your London schedule is still changing.

The meeting point is the Chocolate Cocktail Club itself. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, so you will need to make your own way there.

The stated languages information does not identify a guide or host by name. This is a bar-based visit rather than a guided London tour, so do not expect a named sightseeing guide or a route through the city.

Bring valid photo identification. Even if you look clearly over 18, the venue specifically asks you to bring a passport or identity card.

My verdict on the sweet spot

The Chocolate Cocktail Club is worth booking if you want a playful adult bar experience built around inventive drinks. The cocktails, friendly service, and unusual menu are its best features, while beer, wine, coffee, and mocktails give your group room to make different choices.

I would book it for a birthday, hen party, or relaxed afternoon with friends, especially on a Tuesday or Friday when the available hours are useful. Before paying, check the current direct venue price and remember that the included Chocotini is selected for you.

Skip it if you want a classic cocktail bar, a substantial meal, or a Saturday activity. For everyone else, the modest ticket price buys a clear novelty: one chocolate cocktail, access to a large themed menu, and a London drink stop that is more playful than ordinary.

FAQ

Is the Chocolate Cocktail Club suitable for children?

No. It is an over 18s venue, and children under 18 are not permitted.

What cocktail is included with the ticket?

Each ticket includes a Chocotini cocktail on arrival.

Can I choose the included arrival cocktail?

No. The first cocktail is selected for you, so you cannot choose another drink of the same price as the included Chocotini.

Are non-chocolate drinks available?

Yes. The bar serves bottled beer, wine, prosecco, hot chocolate, coffee, mocktails, and other drinks.

Is food included in the ticket?

No. Light bites, desserts, edible chocolate shots, and additional drinks are not included.

Is the venue open on Saturdays?

No Saturday availability is listed. Available times are Tuesday through Friday.

Can I cancel my booking for a refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.