Travelogues : The best places for hot chocolate in Brussels

Laurent Gerbaud

For some time now this trendy house has attracted a growing number of customers in its tea room located opposite the Bozar shop. Thanks to the use of black and organic cocoa, it serves a hot chocolate without added sugar which delivers a real taste explosion.

2D Ravenstein Street in Brussels

Le Café de la Presse

In a cosy atmosphere, we love to come here whether it's with friends, for a professional meeting, or even alone. It's the perfect place to enjoy hot coffees and chocolates served alongside fine wines. This Berlin-style and New York-style café offers regressive variations: vanilla, marshmallows, whipped cream, caramel, and many additional and addictive flavours.

Avenue Louise 493, Ixelles

Lulu Home Interior

Located in the heart of Châtelain, this café-boutique is based on originality and conviviality. With an interesting corner where you can shop for decorative items and a café-snack bar, Lulu Home Interior simply oozes charm. The hot chocolate here is prepared with black or white chocolate and can be accompanied by whipped cream. And the most demanding gourmands will not hesitate to accompany their beverage with one of the many tempting pastries on offer, or even cookies and brownies. We love it! 

Rue du page 101 in Ixelles

Pierre Marcolini

In his Sablon boutique, the national chocolatier, offers, like many others, his own version of hot chocolate. Creamy and tasty, you can enjoy it there and then or take it away. If you want to make delicious hot chocolate at home, do not hesitate to buy the succulent "Primitive Chocolate".
1 Rue des Minimes in Brussels

Pain Quotidien

This internationally renowned Belgian brand serves a creamy hot chocolate in the warm and convivial atmosphere of its cosy boutiques. It's full of sparkle, and, decorated with cocoa powder, this gourmet chocolate is so good that you will never get tired of it. Yes, please!

All the above outlets can be found: www.lepainquotidien.be