Chocolate plus cocktails in one small room. The Chocolate Cocktail Club is London’s sweet side of nightlife, built around over 20 chocolate cocktails and fun extras like chocolate shots. I especially like that the menu leans hard into chocolate flavors like mint, salt caramel, and Toblerone, while still offering traditional cocktails, wine, beer, and mocktails for non-chocolate drinkers. One thing to consider is that your ticket includes a set drink on arrival, so you may not get to choose that first cocktail.

Plan your visit around the limited time slots. This is an over-18 venue and the group stays small, capped at 10 people, so it feels more like a themed bar hang than a big pub crawl. The main drawback, besides it being strictly adults only, is that if you are extremely picky about the exact first drink you want, the included Chocotini can feel a bit limiting.

Key things I think you should know

• Only chocolate cocktail bar in the UK: It is a niche experience, not a theme stuck on the side.
• More than 20 chocolate cocktails: Expect flavors like mint, salt caramel, and Toblerone.
• Included Chocotini on arrival: Your first drink is handled, which helps simplify ordering.
• Edible chocolate shots and light bites: You can snack as you sip, not just drink.
• Small group of 10: Less chaos, more time to enjoy the menu.
• Over-18 venue, no under-18s: Plan a true adult outing, not a family stop.

Why London has a Chocolate Cocktail Club (and why that matters)

London has plenty of cocktail bars. This one is different because it commits to a single concept: chocolate cocktails. That focus is what makes it worth considering, even if you are not usually a themed-bar person.

You are not just looking at a few chocolatey options. The club brings a menu of 20-plus chocolate cocktails, with flavor combinations called out like mint, salt caramel, and the newer Toblerone version. That kind of variety matters, because it gives you something to compare, rather than picking one sweet drink and hoping for the best.

The other big reason this works is balance. Yes, it is chocolate-forward. But the bar also serves traditional cocktails plus wine, prosecco, and beer, and it even lists hot chocolate, coffee, and mocktails. If your group has mixed tastes, you are not stuck forcing everyone into the same sugar lane.

Your 1-day visit: the flow of the experience

This is a one-day activity, and the visit is tied to specific time slots rather than a flexible window all day. Think of it as booking a set arrival and hang period at the venue, not a tour with multiple stops.

Here is how it typically works in practice:

1. You show up at The Chocolate Cocktail Club for your session.
2. You receive your included cocktail on arrival, the Chocotini.
3. Then you use your session time to order additional drinks from the menu, including chocolate cocktails and non-chocolate options.
4. If you are hungry, you can also pick from light bites and desserts, and look for those edible chocolate shots.

That flow is simple, which is part of the appeal. There is no complicated schedule of attractions. You are spending your money where you are actually getting the experience, in the bar itself.

The drink lineup: chocolate cocktails with real variety

The star of the show is the chocolate cocktails list. The club frames it around a big selection, including flavors like mint and salt caramel, plus Toblerone. Even without seeing every single recipe, the point is clear: you have options that go beyond just adding chocolate to a cocktail glass.

A helpful detail is that the bar also serves traditional cocktails, wine, and beer. That matters because some people love chocolate cocktails, and some people worry they will all taste like dessert. Here, you can steer the night toward what you enjoy most, whether that is a chocolate-forward drink or something more familiar.

It also helps that there are mocktails and hot chocolate and coffee listed. If you want the vibe but not alcohol, you still have choices. For a group where everyone’s tolerance or taste differs, that reduces the awkwardness of picking one person’s favorite and hoping everyone else will like it too.

The Chocotini on arrival, and what it means for value

Every ticket includes one Chocotini cocktail on arrival. At a price of about $14 per person, the included drink is the main value anchor. It also reduces decision fatigue. Instead of spending your first minutes staring at a menu, you get started right away.

The trade-off is also clear. Because the first drink is included as a specific cocktail, you do not automatically get to choose which chocolate cocktail you receive first. If you are the type who plans your night around a particular favorite, this could feel slightly restrictive.

That said, the setup still works well for most people. You get a baseline chocolate cocktail experience, then you can branch out. Want mint after that? Choose it. Prefer something less intense or more boozy? You can pivot to wine, prosecco, or beer.

Edible chocolate shots and the snacks you can pair with sipping

This is not only about liquid. The experience also points you toward edible chocolate shots, plus light bites and desserts. For me, that matters because chocolate drinks can be heavy on the palate. A snack helps you keep going without feeling like you are eating candy straight from the spoon.

Even if you do not go full dessert mode, the concept is smart. Chocolate cocktails can be sweet, and sweetness gets cloying when you pair it with alcohol and nothing else. Light bites and desserts give you a chance to reset your taste buds during the session.

Also, the club is clearly built for fun occasions, like birthdays, hen dos, and anniversaries. That kind of crowd often wants more than one drink. Having desserts and chocolate shots available makes it easier to turn the night into a memory, not just a purchase and a quick sip.

Small group of 10: how that changes the vibe

Limited to 10 participants is not just a number. It typically changes how you experience the bar.

With a smaller group, you tend to get:

• Easier back-and-forth with staff when you want a recommendation.
• Less waiting around when you order.
• More room to actually talk between sips.

It also makes the venue feel less like a production line and more like a themed hangout. If you are traveling in London with friends and want something different that still feels low-stress, the small cap is a big plus.

Price and logistics: what to watch before you go

Let’s talk straight about money. The advertised price is about $14 per person, and the ticket includes one cocktail on arrival. Additional drinks are not included, so your final spend depends on how adventurous you get once you are inside.

A smart way to think about value is this:

• If you plan to have at least one included drink and then maybe one or two more, the price can feel reasonable for a niche concept.
• If you go in expecting it to cover the entire bar tab, you will be disappointed, because additional drinks are extra.

There is also a practical scheduling factor. This venue does not run on Saturdays. It is also only open for certain day and time sessions, like Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and a Friday slot that runs longer. So if your trip is built around a Saturday outing, you will need a backup plan.

Logistics are simple but not nonexistent. You meet at the venue itself, and it is an over-18 space, so bring your passport or ID card. Pets are not allowed, though assistance dogs are permitted.

Who this is best for, and who should skip it

This experience is best for you if you:

• Love chocolate and want a menu with enough options to sample and compare.
• Are planning an adult celebration like a birthday, hen do, or anniversary.
• Want a small-group activity that is focused on one place, one theme, and one clear purchase.

It is also a good pick if you have a mixed group. The bar offers chocolate cocktails, but it also lists traditional cocktails, wine, beer, prosecco, and mocktails. That means you are less likely to end the night with everyone feeling stuck with drinks they did not want.

You might want to skip it if:

• You dislike sweet drinks or you hate chocolate flavor profiles.
• You want total control over every drink you order on arrival, since the Chocotini is included.
• You are traveling with under-18s, because the venue is explicitly over-18 and not suitable for children.

How to get the most out of your session

Here are a few practical moves that can make a chocolate cocktail bar night more fun.

First, go in expecting variety. Chocolate cocktails can taste similar if you order too many at once. Spread your choices across different flavor directions when you can, like mint versus salt caramel. If you find one style gets too sweet, switch to something like wine or beer for a palate break.

Second, pace it. Even if the drinks sound amazing, chocolate flavors build quickly on your tongue. Having light bites or desserts available means you can slow down the sweetness and keep enjoying the flavors you are actually paying for.

Third, treat it like a themed night out, not a checklist attraction. There is no museum-style route here. You are spending time with the menu, the room, and the vibe.

Finally, plan your day around the exact time slot you book. Since there is no Saturday service and the sessions vary by day, it is easy to misalign with your other London plans.

Overall rating and the real-world takeaway

The activity has a 4.3 rating from 9 reviews, which tells me the concept lands for most people. The standout positive themes tied to the experience are the originality of the cocktails, a friendly atmosphere, and the venue itself feeling like a real place to hang out, not just a gimmick.

The main caution is also predictable: pricing expectations and drink choice on arrival. If you are comparing the ticket price to what you might spend inside the bar, double-check your own assumptions. And if you have a very specific drink you wanted first, remember that your arrival cocktail is the Chocotini.

Should you book the Chocolate Cocktail Club?

Book it if you want an adult, small-group London night built around chocolate cocktails and you like the idea of sampling multiple flavors without having to “research” cocktail menus all evening. The included Chocotini is a solid entry point, and the option of wine, beer, traditional cocktails, and mocktails makes it easier to enjoy even if not everyone is a chocolate fanatic.

Skip it if chocolate drinks sound like a chore, or if you are the kind of planner who wants to hand-pick every drink from the start. Also, if your trip lines up on a Saturday, plan ahead since the venue is not available that day.

If you match the vibe, this is one of those rare London experiences that actually feels like a destination, not just another place to get a drink.

FAQ

What cocktail do I get with my ticket?

Your ticket includes one Chocotini cocktail on arrival.

How many people are in the group?

The experience is limited to a small group of up to 10 participants.

What days and times is the venue open?

It is available Tuesday from 1.30pm to 5.30pm, Wednesday from 4.30pm to 10pm, Thursday from 4.30pm to 10pm, and Friday from 1.30pm to 10pm. It is not available on Saturdays.

Is this activity for adults only?

Yes. It is an over-18s venue, and it is not suitable for children under 18.

Are pets allowed?

Pets are not allowed. Assistance dogs are allowed.

What should I bring?

Bring a passport or an ID card.

What drinks are offered besides chocolate cocktails?

Besides chocolate cocktails, you can find traditional cocktails, wine, beer, prosecco, hot chocolate, coffee, and mocktails.

Is there free cancellation?

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