William Curley’s second shop opened in 2009 and is one of the largest chocolate shops in London. As well as chocolate, it has a patisserie section and small coffee area at the back.… full details >

Cocomaya is elegant, slightly quirky and surprisingly relaxed among the capital’s chocolate boutiques. Situated next door to a fantastic cafe run by the same people, you can buy your chocolates and then sit… full details >

Artisan du Chocolat’s shop in Chelsea is located a couple of minutes walk from Sloan Square. It is a smallish shop, with a clean, modern interior and sells their range of Liquid Caramels,… full details >

Indulgence Confectionery sells hand-made chocolates and is located at the George Street end of the Allders mall in the centre of Croydon. In these humble surroundings is an amazing gem waiting to be discovered.… full details >

Melt is a pleasant, airy shop with a marble counter along one of the walls. Here you can browse and choose your own chocolates with the help of wooden trays and tongs. The… full details >

For the past thirty years, La Maison du Chocolat has linked passion, expertise and savoir-faire to create new chocolate collections.

The great Parisian artisan has become an international luxury chocolatier with excellence as… full details >

Paul A Young’s Islington shop is a short walk from Angel tube station. It is a little bit dark inside, but you are compensated by some delicious chocolate smells. There was a decent… full details >

Rococo was started back in 1983 by Chantal Coady, then a punky ex-student who wanted to start a chocolate company in order to fund a career as a photographer. Almost three decades later… full details >

Montezuma’s was founded in 2000 by Helen and Simon Pattinson. Having both previously been lawyers, they started hand-making chocolate at a small shop in Brighton. Things have grown a lot since then and… full details >