Gemini Café is absolutely killing the dessert game, and their hot chocolates are no exception, made with rich Belgian dark chocolate melted into steaming milk. If you’re not in the mood for something chocolately, give their Biscoff latte a try.
Chicho doesn’t just excel at gelato – they’re also serving us some of the tastiest hot choccies in Northbridge. Choose from the Euro Hot Chocolate, made with whipped cream and house-made crostoli, the Chocomallow, with a toasted and torched slab of marshmallow, or the Chocogato, served with a generous scoop of gelato, whipped cream and crostoli.
We can’t talk about chocolate without mentioning Sue Lewis. Crafting and serving world-class chocolate from the basement of the State Buildings, her hot chocolate is perfect for those looking for a little bit of luxury. Grab a seat and relax or pick up a jar of their hot chocolate mix to unwind at home – the choice is yours.
If you’re looking for something a bit different, Croff is the place for you. They’ve put their own spin on the classic hot choccy with their Earl Grey Choc Latte, made with earl grey concentrate and chocolate syrup.
Croff Bakehouse If you’re in Northbridge there’s no better place to grab a hot chocolate than San Churro. Spice up their iconic Spanish hot chocolate with a toasted marshmallow, whipped cream or a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Lindt has a cult following across the globe and if you’ve tried their chocolate it’s not hard to see why. Their hot chocolates are rich, velvety and made with read chocolate flakes.
