This gorgeous shop is a mecca for chocolate lovers. It is the brainchild of designer Chantal Coady, who opened the store in 1983, and is dedicated to producing the finest and funkiest chocolate in the capital. Chocolate becomes an art form at Rococo. Famed for its unique blend of organic chocolate, made using cocoa beans from the Caribbean, they add extra cocoa butter to ensure that distinctive melt in the mouth feel.
Rococo
321 King's Road, SW3 5EP
This gorgeous shop is a dream come true for chocoholics and you’ll be sure to find something scrummy to share this... More
Rococo
45 Marylebone High Street, W1U 5HG
You'll be seduced by the delicious, ornate packaging as well as the chocolate goodies on display at Rococo. With exotic... More
Rococo
321 King's Road, SW3 5EP
If Faberge had used chocolate as his medium, instead of gold, silver and precious stones, he might have created eggs a... More
Rococo
321 King's Road, SW3 5EP
This gorgeous shop is a dream come true for chocoholics and you’ll be sure to find something scrummy to share this... More
Chocolate
Rococo
321 King's Road, SW3 5EP
The brain child of Chantal Coady, this chocolate Mecca on the King's Road opened in 1983 and has thrilled Londoners with... More
From Thai Lemongrass to Coriander and Kaffir Lime, Dark Champagne Truffles to Java Cinnamon, Demarquette offers a unique range of chocolates to sort every palate. ... More
One of London's best butchers, this place is incredibly popular with Fulham residents. Wyndham's is a family operation which also has a shop at Borough ...More
Immensely popular with glamorous London ladies the relaxed, very girly atmosphere that pervades this place is inspired by the boutiques in Australia. Everything is ...More
Midway between Exhibition Road and Fulham Road is The Kensington Hotel, reborn following a £20million refurbishment to bring The Doyle Collection’s sense of contemporary, memorable ... More
Three 1869 townhouses combine to make The Cranley, a tranquil temporary residence within walking distance of Gloucester Road Tube. Each of the 39 rooms is ... More
Every Wednesday evening throughout July and August the Chelsea Physic Garden is inviting eminent professors and speakers to host a series of talks for the Darwin ...More
Charles Darwin's book 'The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals' is the premise for this Natural History Museum exhibition of contemporary art. Written ...More
Jill Furmanovsky, a professional photographer since 1972 and best-known for her images of rock musicians, is the brains behind the Rockarchive galleries. During a stint ... More
Sir Terence Conran used to run this place, then he handed control over to his son Tom, with entirely favourable results. Now the landmark Bluebird ... More
With simple, classic décor, sturdy tables, an extensive and delicious junior menu, and extremely friendly staff who will hand out crayons for drawing on the ... More
Second oldest botanic garden in England.
The largest fruiting olive tree in Britain and the world’s northern-most outdoor grapefruit tree call this historic botanic and apothecary ... More
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This gorgeous shop is a mecca for chocolate lovers. It is the brainchild of designer Chantal Coady, who opened the store in 1983, and is dedicated to producing the finest and funkiest chocolate in the capital. Chocolate becomes an art form at Rococo. Famed for its unique blend of organic chocolate, made using cocoa beans from the Caribbean, they add extra cocoa butter to ensure that distinctive melt in the mouth feel. 
