Rococo Chocolate

I was invited to try out some chocolate by a friend who talked highly about this little chocolate store that has so many different types/​shapes of chocolate. They were offering some type f homemade hot chocolate in which you could add the spice of your choice. I chose a small serving of hot chocolate with some cinnamon in it and it was really good. Not the best I had but still good. It wasn’t thick or too sweet and the small size was really enough to kill the chocolate craving.
It is a go to place to pick up some gifts for dear ones. They do have also these white covered eggs displayed in a small sachet at the entrance that were really good.
Don’t miss the chocolate in a form of a champagne bottle that looked really cute.
Price wise it was a bit on the high side but of course the location plays a big role.

This is a small chocolate shop that is right next to the Marylebone Farmer’s Market. They have chocolates that are prepackaged as well as lots of choices in their display case. The workers were nice and answered all my questions. I ended up going with something prepackaged because I thought it would travel well. I brought them home and my husband loved them. It’s really good chocolate, just a bit pricey.

Expensive but sooooooo good. Be prepared to mainline for the rest of your life. Not like any of the other chocolatiers good though they are out there. Lovely slightly eccentric flavours and ganaches, super chocolate quality and nice packaging. If I’m feeling low this is the place I seek out. It must be a serotonin thing.

Nyum nyum gorgeousness!
Was taken here as a treat by an old friend. Got a selection of dark chocs and some samples to boot. What’s not to like?!
Has a cute vibe (feel like I saw it on the Apprentice too, maybe?)
Would deffo come back in a heartbeat! One for a rainy day treat: D

Nice little chocolate shop on the north end of Marylebone High Street with good service. Limited selection of bars but they make their own in many varieties of flavors mixed in and the three bon bons I had were really good.

Best chocolate in London, nice little shop on Marylebone High Street with very friendly staff. Lots of different chocolate favours to choose from. There is also the choice of some unusual marshmallows too. The handmade chocolate shapes are also interesting and make a nice gift for someone special.

I popped in here on a jaunt around Marylebone and I’m very impressed. It’s such a cosy little place — there are some chocolatiers that seem a little ‘clinical’ in their décor but this place is friendly and cosy (if a little dark).
They let me take lots of photos for a project I’m doing, and I snapped up a couple of their tiny chocolate bars (I’d just spent all of my wages so wasn’t feeling very flush). I bought a sea salt bar and a chilli bar — the chilli one much better and I’d certainly go back and buy another one.
A box of truffles will set you back around £12 I think. Worth every penny. I’m more inclined to stop by their other branch (in Sloane Square I think) as I hear they’ve got a cute little garden café, but if you’re in this area you really should pop in and treat yourself.

May I help you?
No thank you, I am already addicted!
So begann mein erster Besuch bei Rococo Chocolate — ganz abgesehen davon, dass die Marylebone High Street eine meiner absoluten Lieblingsstraßen in London ist — dieser kleine Laden lohnt einen Besuch, denn die Schokolade ist einfach meisterlich.
Nicht nur von den wohlgeformten Pralinen und Schokoladen in der Deko ablenken lassen: Die Tafelschokolade ist an der Theke und jede Sorte darf probiert werden seufz

The candies here are quite possibly the most delectable little morsels in London. I love the décor, range of crazy flavours that in no way will ruin your idea of what chocolate should be and of course, the free samples. Usually the samples are presented on a board at the till but if there is anything you are interested in trying then you are more than welcome to ask. The staff are knowledgeable and patient in explaining every flavor and idea behind their creative combinations. For years I have bought their funky animal (canned sardines, patterned cows) and vegetable shaped (shucked corn, wild mushrooms) choccies and sent them to friends and family abroad who can’t wait to receive them! Since Valentine’s Day is around the corner I thought this would be the perfect occasion to discover Rococo and maybe even order their custom heart chocolate with your sweetheart’s or bestfriend’s name on them!

Yam. In my books Rococo Chocolates is a very special shop. I have been addicted to their divine almond chocolates for a years now and it seems to be a never ending story.
I love giving their chocolates as a presents because of the cute gift bags packages with the already well known logo with the tiny pictures and the blue font. You know what I mean. The brand is quite experimental bringing constantly new products on the markets and their own shop is definitely the best place to spot all the new treats.

Rococo is a good place to find a box of chocolates to give someone when you want something a bit nicer than what you can buy in the supermarket but don’t want to spend a small fortune. Their flavours are pretty standard, though they do have a really good dark chocolate and their truffles are quite nice. You can pick out your own assortment or grab something off of the shelf — I particularly like that their pre-​boxed truffles have a truffle pig on the lid of the box. They also have the odd chocolate novelty item for sale or on display. Last time I went by they had a chocolate tank in the window.

For those who have developed an appreciation of better quality chocolate and want to get adventurous with flavours, I would highly recommend this shop.
The chocolates here are wonderfully unique and innovative with flavours that will challenge preconceived notions of what chocolate should be like.
Be warned, this is closer to mass market chocolate than I prefer which is why I have given it ony 4 stars. They are adding extra ingredients to their chocolate which I find detract from the experience.

Great chocolates! As I understand it, these folks were the first Brits to really try to expose Londoners to quality fine chocolate. If that’s true they did a good job! I love their chocolate bars, and stowing some away as little surprise treats for the missus has proven to be an ace idea!
The Marylebone shop is really lovely too and fun just to browse in. They usually do it up nice for the different holidays and seasons, with Halloween and Christmas being my favourite times to visit.

I convert everyone to my love affair with Rococo chocolates, giving them as gifts. I was so pleased when a new boutique opened near to me that stocks them as I can much easier get my supply of Champagne truffles and assortments oh and the Jello love babes beat the cheaper well known brand by far.
When in London though, a visit to Rococo is a must, the place looks and smells like heaven. Their nougat lovely and fresh and the decorated chocolate animals make beautiful gifts.

This is a devilishly good chocolatier-​your nose tells you as soon as you open the door, but what is really clever is the fantasia they have created with chocolate, to make hundreds of clever creations.
The chocs that grabbed my attention were disguised as: ravioli, quails’eggs, jersey new potatoes, and funghi de bosco, grapes from our vineyards and the amazing bouquets of flowers in which every leaf and petal were chocolates-​a stunning present for a dinner party.
Expect to pay £15.50 for a medium sized box of ravioli chocolates.
Other novelties included amazing hand painted figurines (lobster £17.95 crocodiles £15.95), fat cigars at £4.25, boxes of busy lady birds and big bags of jelly babies.
Playful and delicious, this breaks the mould of traditional chocolates. Go with your self-​control in place and not too much money-​it would be easy to buy the whole shop!