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Bristol hot chocolate is a signature dish of United Kingdom; we have verified places to eat it in Bristol. Real flaked chocolate melted into steaming milk and whisked glossy, drunk in the city where Fry's made the world's first mass-produced chocolate bar in 1847. Start with where to eat Bristol hot chocolate in Bristol.
Real flaked chocolate melted into steaming milk and whisked glossy, drunk in the city where Fry's made the world's first mass-produced chocolate bar in 1847.
Joseph Fry's Bristol works pioneered industrial chocolate, producing the first mass-made eating chocolate bar in 1847 and inventing the Chocolate Cream in 1866. The factories moved and merged into Cadbury long ago, but the city keeps the habit: Park Street's chocolate house melts flaked single-origin chocolate into proper drinking cups, and independent chocolatiers on North Street carry the craft forward with their own bars and workshops.
Where to eat in Bristol:
Where to eat Bristol hot chocolate in Bristol: the editor picks
Viator · 2 h
Bristol’s rich history has a sweet side, with a long chocolate making heritage. From the Georgian’s first imports of sugar and cocoa, to Fry’s producing the first cho...
Private tour · 2 hours
Discover Bristol's chocolate-making heritage on a guided tour. Sample delicious treats, explore the Old Town, and finish at the beauftiful St. Nicholas Market!
Entry ticket · 2 hours
Sip a garnished Bristol Dry Gin and tonic on arrival at St Nicholas Market, then taste five in-house seasonal gins. Learn the distillery's history, how botanicals are ...
