England · DESSERT TOURS
One free afternoon, far too many options. These 9 dessert tours are compared on price, duration and what you actually get once the guide stops talking.
Explore Soho and Mayfair through chocolate tastings, local stories, and elegant London streets on this private three-hour walking tour.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable and funny. We went to 3 Chocolate stores and sampled their goods, everyone was very nice and explained whatever you wanted. Our guide also took us on an extended walking tour of parts of London with funny comments along the way and the areas history. I would recommend this tour.”
Make a custom chocolate bar at York Cocoa Works, learn tempering, taste single-origin chocolate, and take home your sweet creation.
“Fun and enjoyable something I’ve never done before, tutor was fun and the chocolate tasted great. 👍👍”
Taste bean-to-bar chocolate, see York Cocoa Works in action, and learn how cocoa origins shape flavor on this intimate 45-minute tour.
“Very disappointing and overpriced, when we arrived we was taken outside in the cold to look through a window at machinery and listened to a member of staff talk about cocoa beans with some flip cards as a prompt. We had 2 children with us an 8 year old & 6 year old so they were absolutely freezing. After a while we finally went inside and we were sat down at a bench, we got to see and touch different cocoa beans from around the world. Then came the chocolate tasting, again highly disappointing as there was 5 tiny pieces of mainly dark chocolate, 1 milk which had different strengths…”
Explore York’s medieval streets, hear tales of Dick Turpin and Guy Fawkes, and taste local chocolate on this lively 75-minute walk.
“Wow our Detective Sherlumbo was full of information the gems and tales of the history of York. Fun and engaging. Once we had been shown what we were missing by not looking up. The walk is able to be done my all ages. I would definitely do a tour again. Also I would like to know where I can get the bag Detective Sherlumbo had with him ?”
Review of The Chocolate Cocktail Club London, with prices, drinks, timing, value, practical tips, and honest advice on who should book.
“We had afternoon tea here and cocktails. Excellent portion size just enough. Staff very friendly and welcoming if you love chocolate a must visit”
Taste London’s West End through donuts, tea, local history, Covent Garden, Seven Dials, and Trafalgar Square on a friendly walking tour.
“Oscar was a brilliant guide. He was incredibly knowledgeable about the history of the area, but more importantly the doughnuts. He was warm and friendly, and we had the best time, and highly recommend this tour to all.”
Taste more than 20 ice cream varieties while exploring Soho and Covent Garden on a small-group London walking tour.
“We had a great tour guide with our family friends consisting of two tween girls. She knew alot of cool facts that we were surprised that our kids actually remembered !Learned a lot and tasted20 +flavors . Definitely would recommend .”
Make three custom chocolate bars in Notting Hill, taste cacao from around the world, and learn the bean-to-bar process in a small class.
“Amazing class!!!!! We learned everything about chocolate from bean to bar!!!!! Worth it!!!!! Learn the 4 types of chocolate!!!! Loved our instructor Christina!!!!!! 🩷”
Make chocolate in Notting Hill with Melt’s three-hour masterclass, from cocoa bean to bonbons, bars, ganache, and praline.
“AMAZING!!! Everything was perfect. Do not miss out. We ended up with more amazing chocolate than I could have imagined. They were perfect gifts. Do not hesitate to book.”
