Like Santa, we’ve made a list of the best hot chocolate in Dublin and we’ve checked it quite a few times actually…
The cold has well and truly taken over and talk of the “grand stretch” has given way to “how is it dark *already*?” and “it’s baltic out”. We’re a predictable bunch, aren’t we? ‘Tis hard to be sure of anything but death, taxes and the Irish complaining about the weather.
Negativity aside for a moment though, the cold actually has its benefits. It’s an excuse to break out all those fabulous faux fur coats you have hiding at the back of your wardrobe, for one. It’s a sure sign that Christmas is on the way and then, of course, it marks the start of hot chocolate season… which is something we can most definitely get on board with.
At times a contentious topic, people usually have their own particular ways of enjoying the delicious drink – with cream or without, with marshmallows or without, made from milk, made from water, etc. However you like it though, most Dublin establishments are happy to accommodate.One Kinda Folk Hidden behind an ivy-adorned wall in Ranelagh, it wasn’t long before word got out about One Kinda Folk… and best belive the hype. Cute as a button, their coffee, chai and hot chocolate areIn prime location on South William Street, Clement & Pekoe have you covered when the mid-afternoon Christmas shopping slump hits and you need a taste of something chocolatey to keep you going.
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