Melt Chocolates Notting Hill Review (2026): What to Expect & Prices

Is Melt Chocolates Notting Hill worth it? Our verdict

Melt Chocolates Notting Hill is worth booking for hands-on chocolate making skills you can use at home: you will roast, crack, winnow, grind and temper cocoa beans, tasting the chocolate at each stage.

You will taste chocolates from different origins and percentages, and take home three hand-wrapped 45g chocolate bars.

On Booking Wolf it costs £48.60 per person against Viator's £54, a saving of £5.40 (10%). For two people this is £12.99 a head cheaper than Eatwith's Authentic Japanese Cooking Class in North London Home (£48.60 each against £61.59), though theirs runs 30 minutes longer for the money. A live guide leads this shared experience, starting at Notting Hill Station.

For something different, there is Experience Local Tours' The Great British Rock and Roll Walking Tour (£28.80 per person, 10/10 on our own popularity score), a guided walk rather than a class, lasting 2 hours and cheaper per person.

Its tours pick up about 1.5 new reviews a month on the sites we track (roughly 15 bookers a month, our own estimate) - 3/10 on the Booking Wolf popularity scale.

What is Melt Chocolates Notting Hill?

Based in London, Melt Chocolates Notting Hill is a chocolate making and tasting company offering six tours covering Notting Hill, chocolate making and Culinary Delights. The closest comparable tour from another operator, R Twinings Ltd.'s Twinings Tea Tasting Masterclass in London, costs £49.50 - about the same as the £48.60 per person of the Make Your own Amazing Chocolate in Notting Hill. Its tours pick up about 1.5 new reviews a month on the sites we track - roughly 15 bookers a month if about 1 in 10 bookers leaves a review (our own estimate, from how many reviews they gained between March and October 2026). That puts the operator at 3/10 on the Booking Wolf popularity scale.

Melt Chocolates Notting Hill is a handmade boutique chocolatier shop. It offers eco packaging and vegan and sugar-free options.

Its other tours include a chocolate making class, a bonbons making session, a tequila and chocolate pairing night, and a Cacao Ceremony. The shortest of its tours lasts 1 hour 20 minutes; the longest, 3 hours. Its guides work in English and Spanish, depending on the tour.

How much do Melt Chocolates Notting Hill's tours cost?

On Booking Wolf, Melt Chocolates Notting Hill's tours run from £44.99 to £134.10 per person. At the low end is the Tequila Tasting, with Chocolate & Cocktails Pairing Night (£44.99); at the top, the Melt Chocolate's Magical Master Class (£134.10).

Melt Chocolates Notting Hill's most-reviewed tour, the Make Your own Amazing Chocolate in Notting Hill, sells for £48.60 per person (£54 on Viator). Bookings for this tour are made in three age bands, young people (8-17), adults (18-65) and seniors (66+); the £48.60 is for an adult.

What to expect on its most popular tour

On the Make Your own Amazing Chocolate in Notting Hill, guests spend 1 hour 30 minutes creating a chocolate bar from a cocoa bean, tasting different chocolate origins and percentages, and seeing chocolatiers at a melt vegan chocolate company.

Throughout, the guide teaches and guides guests through the chocolate-making process and answers questions.

Is Melt Chocolates Notting Hill good value?

Melt Chocolates Notting Hill's Make Your own Amazing Chocolate in Notting Hill costs £48.60 per person, almost exactly the price of the closest comparable tour on Booking Wolf, R Twinings Ltd.'s Twinings Tea Tasting Masterclass in London (longer, at 2 hours), at £49.50.

On price and rating alike, the two are close to level. None of the three comparable tours from other operators on Booking Wolf costs less.

How Melt Chocolates Notting Hill compares

The Twinings 2-Hour Tea Tasting Masterclass offers a longer experience focused on tea tasting, while Melt Chocolates' class centres on chocolate-making. The chocolate tour includes a linen apron and the chocolates made during the workshop, which the tea tasting does not list. This means Melt's offering is suited for those interested in a hands-on chocolate-making experience.

Before you book: practical information

The tour finishes where it began.

All areas and surfaces on the tour are wheelchair accessible, and prams and pushchairs can come too.

Melt Chocolates Notting Hill: frequently asked questions