London is not only the city of fish and chips, but also of some greedy shops where you can taste chocolates and real masterpieces made with chocolate, we recommend at least three, to try maybe during Christmas.
Who is in London at Christmas as well as making a leap to the Winter Wonderland, the beautiful magical Christmas playground of Hyde Park, you shouldn't miss out on hot chocolate in central London.
Everyone likes chocolate a little, but the best thing, as always, is to taste it in some unknown city, perhaps peeking through the window as people pass by. And where can London mallet be made? Here are some chocolate shops selected for you which I am sure will make you want to leave immediately or book some flights.
1. Melt
The first is melt, a chocolate boutique located in Ledbury Road and is open from 9 to 18 from Monday to Saturday and from 11 to 16 on Sunday (but it is also found in other stores around the city, the advice is to see the site directly). The place is made mostly for shopping, to buy some delicious and beautiful products for Christmas gifts, but also why not, for indulge in a chic break between one lap and another.
2. Philip Neal Theobroma Cacao
Philip Neal Theobroma Cacao it's the perfect place to stop if you prefer substance over appearance. Simple presentations and a strong taste for Theobroma Cacao chocolate found in Turnham Green Terrace and is open from 9 to 18 from Monday to Saturday and Sunday from 11 to 17.30. The timetables are always to be checked according to the seasons, so also in this case I recommend that you always take a look at the Official site, so as not to waste precious time unnecessarily and not get cold - especially if it is winter.
3. Paul A Young Fine Chocolates
Paul A Young Fine Chocolates it is a delightful chocolate shop in terms of taste combinations. In the past it has also won the gold medal of the World Chocolate Awards, a really nice recognition. The chocolate shop is located in Camden Passage and has a bit special hours.
On Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays it is open from 11 to 18, on Fridays from 11 to 19, on Sundays from 12 to, on Mondays and Tuesdays it is closed. The timetables are updated often however and it is always good to go and check again in this case. You can stop at other shops nearby if you find them closed, but remember to come back, as it is really worth it.
