This chic west London boutique has made its name in minimalist chocolate creations with inspiring flavours. Temptations include slabs of popcorn-studded and nutmeg-and-gold-infused milk chocolate. Read more.
Paul A Young, the acclaimed chocolatier, is dedicated to all that is delicious – it’s only natural that ice creams would be part of his repertoire. Read more.
As one of London’s most talented chocolatiers (and a patissier to boot), Young fashions chocolate creations that delight and impress. Look out for his infamous Marmite truffles... Read more.
A rustic little chocolate shop with big ambitions in Peckham. Much of its chocolate is infused with aromatic ingredients: dark basil and lemon, cardamom and nutmeg or cinnamon and bergamot. Read more.
23 December: A market leader in handmade chocolates since 1875, when Mrs Walker decided to work with Madame Charbonnel, an experienced chocolatier from the Parisien Maison Boissier chocolate house.
Sun, sand and chocolate. Inspired by day trips to the Kentish coast, discover our new milk chocolate sandcastles. Please remember to pick these in stores only as they are too fragile to be sent.
This French artisanal shop is a haven for all things chocolate. There aren't only the usual melting treats but also macarons, mendiants (slabs studded with fruit or nuts) and chocolate-coated almonds. Read more.
This bijou boutique is England’s oldest surviving chocolatier – the brand has been around for more than a century. It offers unusual and traditional chocolates in elegant, brightly coloured packaging. Read more.
The only chocolate shop in Borough market, though there are few stalls. It's the premium brand by Hotel Chocolat.
