London: The Chocolate Cocktail Club

London’s Chocolate Cocktail Club makes its pitch clearly: this is a bar where chocolate is not just a dessert, but the main event in your glass. You receive a Chocotini on arrival, then choose from more than 20 chocolate cocktails, with mint, salt caramel, and Toblerone among the featured flavors.

I like the wide choice and the small-group limit of 10, which should make the visit feel more manageable than a large party booking. I also like that non-chocolate drinkers can order beer, wine, prosecco, coffee, mocktails, or hot chocolate. The main catch is value: one verified booking found the ticket cheaper when bought directly at the venue, so check the price before paying online.

Key points

• A Chocotini comes with every ticket, giving you an immediate taste of the bar’s theme.
• More than 20 chocolate cocktails include mint, salt caramel, Toblerone, and other sweet combinations.
• A small group of up to 10 people suits birthdays, hen parties, anniversaries, and casual drinks.
• You are not limited to chocolate, with bottled beer, wine, prosecco, mocktails, coffee, and hot chocolate also available.
• The first cocktail is selected for you, so you cannot choose it even if another drink has the same value.
• Saturday is not available, while opening times vary from Tuesday through Friday.

Your first drink: the Chocotini on arrival

The visit begins at The Chocolate Cocktail Club, where each ticket includes a Chocotini. This is a useful part of the offer because you do not arrive and immediately face a completely separate drinks bill before trying the bar’s signature style.

There is one small point to understand before booking: the arrival cocktail is not your choice. The included drink is selected for you, even if you would have preferred another cocktail at the same price. Two separate bookings specifically flagged this restriction, so I would treat the first drink as a sample rather than a chance to order your personal favorite.

That arrangement works well if you enjoy trying something new. It is less appealing if you already know you dislike a certain flavor, or if you are paying for a special occasion and want to control every detail. You can still order from the wider menu afterward, but additional drinks are not included.

More than 20 chocolate cocktails to compare

The heart of the visit is the cocktail menu. You will find more than 20 chocolate-based creations, with flavors such as mint, salt caramel, and Toblerone. That gives the bar more range than a single novelty chocolate drink, and it lets you choose according to your taste rather than simply ordering the house special.

Mint should appeal to anyone who likes the classic chocolate and mint pairing. Salt caramel offers a sweeter, more dessert-like direction. Toblerone gives the menu a familiar chocolate and nut profile, although the supplied information does not specify every ingredient or the exact recipe, so ask the bar team if you need to check what is in a drink.

I like the fact that the menu has enough variety for repeat orders within one visit, but this is still a chocolate-focused bar. If you prefer crisp, dry, or bitter drinks, the sweeter menu may wear thin. The sensible approach is to begin with the included Chocotini, then decide if you want another chocolate cocktail or something from the regular drinks list.

The cocktails are also the reason this works best as a social outing rather than a formal tasting. You can compare choices with friends, split the menu by flavor, or make the chocolate theme part of a birthday or hen-party plan. Just remember that the ticket includes only the arrival cocktail.

Light bites, desserts, and edible chocolate shots

Drinks are the main reason to come, but you can also look through a menu of light bites and desserts. That matters because sweet cocktails can be filling, and a small savory dish may help break up the sugar. The available information does not give the exact food choices, so you should check the current menu if food is important to your plans.

The edible chocolate shots are another playful feature. They fit the bar’s central idea and give you something more distinctive than a standard shot glass. I would see them as an optional extra, not as part of the basic ticket, since additional drinks and extras are not included.

Desserts make sense here, especially if you want to turn the visit into a full sweet treat. Still, the combination of chocolate cocktails, shots, and dessert could become heavy. If you are booking for a group, ordering a few items to share may be more practical than giving every person a full dessert.

A chocolate bar that also works for non-chocolate drinkers

One of the strongest practical points is the backup menu. Someone who does not like chocolate can order bottled beer, wine, prosecco, hot chocolate, coffee, mocktails, and other drinks. That makes the venue easier to recommend for mixed groups, since nobody has to pretend to enjoy a chocolate cocktail.

This also helps if you want to pace yourself. A coffee, soft option, mocktail, or glass of wine can give you a break between sweeter drinks. The venue is not only a cocktail stop, even though the chocolate menu is clearly the main attraction.

I would still confirm current prices for these alternatives before ordering. The ticket price covers the Chocotini only, and all additional drinks are extra. A low entry price can look attractive, but your final bill depends on how many cocktails, food items, and other drinks you add.

The group size and atmosphere for celebrations

The group limit is 10 people. That is small enough for a birthday, hen do, or anniversary group to stay together, while still allowing a little room for individual choices. You can make the chocolate theme part of the occasion without booking a huge event.

The venue specifically welcomes birthdays, hen parties, and anniversaries. I would consider it best for adults who want a light, themed outing rather than a quiet wine bar or a serious cocktail lesson. The supplied details do not promise a guided class, cocktail-making session, entertainment, or a meal, so you should book it for drinking and social time rather than instruction.

The small-group format may also suit a couple or a few friends. You do not need a major celebration to justify the idea. The theme is unusual enough to give an ordinary drink a clear purpose, especially if you want something different from a standard London bar visit.

The over-18 rule is firm. Children under 18 are not suitable, and you should bring a passport or ID card. Assistance dogs are allowed, but other pets are not.

What the ticket is worth at about $14

At about $14 per person, the ticket can offer reasonable value if you want the themed setting and are happy with the included Chocotini. You are paying for an entry drink and access to a menu built around a specific idea, not for a full day of food and cocktails.

The price becomes less convincing if you mainly want one particular drink. Since you cannot choose the arrival cocktail, you may need to buy an additional drink to get the flavor you actually want. Food, desserts, edible shots, and all further drinks add to the cost.

There is also a price-checking lesson here. One verified booking from Spain reported paying about 13 euros online and finding the activity cheaper at the venue. That does not prove the direct price is always lower, since prices can change, but I would compare the online rate with the venue’s own price before booking. This is especially important for a simple bar visit where you are not paying for transport, a long guided program, or a meal.

The ticket may be worthwhile for a celebration, since the included drink gives the group a shared starting point. For a quick stop, you might prefer to check whether walk-in entry and direct drink prices work better for your budget.

Choosing the right day and time

The opening schedule is narrower than the phrase 1 day might suggest. The booking is valid for one day, but the visit is tied to the available time slots.

Current times are:

• 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.
• Saturday, not available

Friday gives you the widest window, with afternoon and evening options. Tuesday is an afternoon visit only, so it may suit a daytime plan but not a late celebration. Wednesday and Thursday work better for after-work drinks or an evening booking.

Saturday is not available, which is an important limitation for hen parties and weekend birthdays. If Saturday is your only free day, this is not the right booking. I would also check the exact starting time before you finalize plans, since availability can vary.

The provided details do not include hotel pickup, drop-off, or transport. You need to make your own way to The Chocolate Cocktail Club and plan the rest of your London day around the booking.

What the existing feedback tells me

The strongest praise is consistent: the cocktails, the venue, and the staff. One five-star booking called the venue fantastic, the cocktails delicious, and the staff friendly. Another five-star booking also praised the drinks but wished the first cocktail could be chosen.

That combination tells me the core product is working. If you like sweet cocktails and a clear theme, the bar is likely to deliver what you came for. The criticism is not mainly about poor drinks. It centers on control and price: the forced first cocktail and the possibility of paying more online than at the venue.

The overall rating is 4.3 from nine reviews, which is positive but based on a small sample. I would use it as a useful signal, not as a guarantee. Your enjoyment will depend heavily on how much you like chocolate flavors and how comfortable you are with paying extra for further orders.

Who should book The Chocolate Cocktail Club

I would recommend this for:

• Couples looking for a playful drink stop
• Friends who enjoy dessert-style cocktails
• Adults planning a birthday, hen do, or anniversary
• Groups of up to 10 who want a shared theme
• Mixed groups where some people want chocolate and others prefer beer, wine, coffee, or mocktails
• Visitors who want a short, unusual bar visit rather than a full tour

I would be more cautious if you want a classic cocktail menu, a cocktail-making class, a Saturday booking, or a meal included in the ticket. I would also think twice if you dislike sweet drinks or want to choose your first cocktail.

Bring your passport or ID card, and remember that this is an over-18 venue. Assistance dogs are allowed, but pets are not. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and the reserve-now, pay-later option lets you hold a place without paying immediately.

Should you book this chocolate cocktail stop?

Book it if the theme genuinely appeals to you. The included Chocotini, more than 20 chocolate cocktails, edible chocolate shots, desserts, and non-chocolate alternatives give the visit enough choice for a short social outing.

Before you book, compare the online price with the venue’s direct price, check the first cocktail selection rule, and make sure your date is Tuesday through Friday. If you accept those limits, The Chocolate Cocktail Club offers a simple, memorable London drink stop with a clear personality. If you want a classic bar or a substantial meal, spend your money elsewhere.

FAQ

How many chocolate cocktails are available?

The menu includes more than 20 chocolate cocktails. Flavors listed include mint, salt caramel, and Toblerone, along with other chocolate-based creations.

Is a cocktail included with the ticket?

Yes. Each ticket includes one Chocotini cocktail on arrival.

Can I choose my arrival cocktail?

No. The first cocktail is selected for you. You can order additional drinks afterward, but they cost extra.

Are non-chocolate drinks available?

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

Is food available?

Yes. You can order light bites and desserts. The exact food menu is not specified.

Are edible chocolate shots included?

The bar offers edible chocolate shots, but they are not listed among the ticket inclusions. Treat them as an additional purchase.

Is the venue suitable for children?

No. The Chocolate Cocktail Club is an over-18 venue, and children under 18 are not suitable.

What identification should I bring?

Bring a passport or ID card.

Is the venue open on Saturdays?

No. Saturday availability is not offered. Available hours are listed for Tuesday through Friday.

Can I cancel my booking?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later.