Your Guide to Adelaide’s Best Hot Chocolates
There’s nothing like a rich, smooth, chocolatey hot chocolate, particularly in the middle of Winter. We’ve put together a list of some of our favourite places where you can go and enjoy a nice hot chocolate and maybe indulge in a little treat on the side.
Where to go for hot chocolate around Adelaide:
Bracegirdles House of Fine Chocolate | Blackwood, Clarence Gardens, Glenelg, Marion, McLaren Vale
With four locations to choose from, here you will find a great selection of chocolatey desserts, truffles and hot chocolate. Read our review here
Blackwood – 386 Shepherd’s Hill Road | Clarence Gardens – 289 Cross Road | Glenelg – 31 Jetty Road | Marion – Kiosk 104A, Westfield Marion | McLaren Vale – 190 Main Road
Barossa Valley Chocolate Factory
As well as hot chocolates, while you’re here you can sample their huge variety of handmade chocolates, chocolate truffles, gelati or have lunch and do some wine-tasting. Read our review here.
64 Burings Rd, Tanunda
Chocolate @ No.5 | Hahndorf
Here you will find chocolate treats made from fresh butter, local cream and quality fruit purees, plus decadent hot chocolates.
5 Main Street, Hahndorf
Chocolatree | North Adelaide
A range of exotic hot chocolates including, Turkish Delight, Hazelnut Mocha and even hot chocolate with crunchy balls.
25 O’Connell St, North Adelaide
Commissary | Rose Park
Check out the amazing hot chocolate spheres which will prove a favourite with the kids. Check out the video below to see why (look out for the surprise at the end). Read our review here.
160 Fullarton Rd, Rose Park
Fred Eatery | Aldgate
With a seriously good breakfast and lunch menu plus rich, chocolatey hot chocolates. We recommend trying the African Fred Hot Chocolate.
220 Mount Barker Rd, Aldgate
Juniper & Pine | Brighton
Shop 2, 450 Brighton Rd, Brighton
Just Bliss Chocolates | Adelaide
Shop 5/38 Gawler Place, Adelaide
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Koko Black | Adelaide
Desserts, truffles, hot chocolate and a cute kids menu.
Adelaide Arcade, Rundle Mall, Adelaide
Lindt Chocolate Shop | Harbourtown
T109, 727 Tapleys Hill Road, Adelaide Airport
Maison Clement | Adelaide
Indulge in the most gorgeous hot chocolate ball and French treats at Maison Clement, which is located in the Central Market Arcade (right next door to Haigh’s Chocolates, around the corner from Coles). You’ll find beautiful French pastries, tarts, gateaux and croissants alongside baguettes, breakfast favourites and some traditional French dishes. Read our review here.
Shop 16 Central Market Arcade, Adelaide
Melba’s Chocolates
22 Henry Street, Woodside South
Minlaton Chocolaterie (reopening Wednesday 10 June 2020)
38 Main St, Minlaton
Red Cacao | Stirling
Get cosy at award-winning Red Cacao where your hot chocolate will be everything you ever dreamed of….. They also serve beautiful hand-made truffles and a range of restaurant quality desserts. This is one of our favourite places for a date with the kids. Read our review here.
Shop 3, 41 Mt Barker Rd, Stirling
Royal Copenhagen | Brighton, Hahndorf, Henley Beach, Mt Gambier, Port Noarlunga, Semaphore
San Churro | Adelaide, Marion, West Lakes
San Churro makes a variety of hot chocolates, varying in intensity. If you go for the richest hot chocolate, you may not need a meal!
Adelaide – 43 Gouger St | Adelaide – Shop 5 300 Rundle St | Marion – Shop 2052B, 297 Diagonal Rd, Westfield Marion | West Lakes – Westfield West Lakes, 111 West Lakes Blvd
Sazon | Adelaide, Mount Barker
There’s a fantastic range of fresh savoury breakfast and lunch dishes plus very chocolatey hot chocolates.
Adelaide – 3/19 Grenfell St | Mount Barker – 1/24 Gawler St
Steven ter Horst Chocolatier | Adelaide, Hyde Park
256 Rundle St, Adelaide | 4/185 King William Rd, Hyde Park
St Louis House of Fine Ice Cream & Desserts | Adelaide, Glenelg, Hyde Park, Modbury, North Adelaide & Norwood
The kids recommend wholeheartedly the St Louis Hot Chocolate, which is their finest chocolate (dark or milk) heated and whipped with milk, topped with shavings of milk chocolate. The other option is their regular hot chocolate – which comes with the rim of the cup dipped in melted chocolate as pictured below. This is one time when it is essential you lick your cup, and once you’re done, you may need to wipe off any chocolate smile on faces afterwards.
We also like their churros which comes with more melted chocolate for dipping. We’ll also sometimes order just a shot of the melted chocolate for a treat without the churros ie a tiny espresso glass or shot glass filled with warm melted milk chocolate.
Adelaide – 19 Gouger St | Glenelg – 3/1 Colley Tce | Hyde Park – 185 King William Rd | Modbury – Level 1, Westfield Tea Tree Plaza, 976 North East Rd | North Adelaide – Shop 2-3, 20 O’Connell St | Norwood – 230 The Parade
Have we missed any? If your favourite hot chocolate place is not mentioned above, either comment below or email us at hello@playandgo.com.au and let us know. We’d love to check it out, you know, for research purposes…
This is not a sponsored post – all opinions are from the team at Play & Go – we just like hot chocolates and thought you’d like to know about them too.
At Play & Go Adelaide we make every effort to provide accurate information to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication. We recommend confirming times, dates and details directly before making any plans as details may be subject to change.
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