England · DESSERT TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 8 dessert tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Review of London’s private Mayfair Chocolate Tour, with Soho walks, premium tastings, guide tips, price advice, and practical details.
“I highly recommend this tour. The guide is knowledgeable, fun and the stores are great! I enjoyed seeing Mayfair and Soho too!”
Explore York’s medieval streets, hear tales of Dick Turpin and Guy Fawkes, and sample local chocolate on this lively 75-minute walking tour.
“Septimus is fun, knowledgable and knows his stuff. Although I don't understand we are made to write 100 characters minimum . Puts people off writing a review.”
Taste 20-plus ice cream varieties while exploring Soho and Covent Garden on a private London tour for groups of eight or fewer.
“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 chocolate bars in Notting Hill, taste cacao from around the world, and learn the bean-to-bar process in a small group.
“My family and I loved this experience. It was set in a great chocolate shop in charming Notting Hill. The instructor was extremely knowledgeable about cocoa beans from around the world and walked us through the entire process from harvesting the bean to pouring out delicious chocolate into moulds. I learned a TON about different chocolate and got to sample chocolate of different compositions and flavors from around the world. Watching my daughter make chocolate and leave so happy made this experience worth it. We had an awesome time and would definitely do this again.”
Make chocolate in Notting Hill with Melt’s small-group class, from cocoa beans and ganache to bonbons, bars, and tempering techniques.
“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.”
Taste five chocolate treats while exploring Brighton’s North Laine, Lanes, Dome, Pavilion, Kemptown, and Hove with a local guide.
“Fantastic tour - Sophie was an excellent guide and showed us six different stops. Each stop offered a very different product and we had a lovely range of chocolate throughout the trip. Sophie was friendly and informative and took plenty of pictures throughout the tour. I would highly recommend!”
Sample fine chocolates at four London chocolatiers, learn from a former cocoa trader, and walk from Green Park to Seven Dials.
“It was a nice tour. A short introduction of history in the start. After that we mostly visited shops (actually 4 to be exact) and tasted samples from the counter. But you also couldn't choose the samples, it was more random. I don't think it's fair Read more”
Make churros and chocolate on a Dutch barge in Canary Wharf with Spanish Cava, local host Tere, and a tiny four-person class.
“Had an absolute blast! Would highly recommend for anyone to try out. Plus she has the cutest cat ever!”
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