What Deli-Cious Chocolate is known for
Inside Nottingham's National Justice Museum, Deli-Cious runs 3-hour chocolate-making workshops covering tempering, truffles and piping, plus a sit-down afternoon tea of sandwiches, scones and cakes, alongside its shop and online store.
Deli-Cious Chocolate operates from inside Nottingham's National Justice Museum, pairing a working chocolate shop with an activity most visitors don't expect from a museum stop: bespoke, three-hour chocolate-making sessions run by working chocolatiers. Participants are walked through tempering - the technical step that keeps chocolate glossy and snap-firm rather than dull and soft - before shaping their own lollipops and truffles and practicing piping, taking their finished pieces home. The sessions flex for individuals, school groups and corporate teams, with an online or hybrid format offered for remote team-building. Alongside the workshops, the cafe runs its own afternoon tea, built around sandwiches, savoury bites, scones with jam and cream, cakes, and mini doughnuts finished with a chocolate dip; one visitor called it "the best afternoon tea we've ever had," citing the range on offer. The business also sells its handmade chocolates and gift hampers through a shop counter and online store, so the workshop and the tea service both feed back into a retail line rather than standing apart from it. It notably positions itself as an accessible, disability-aware cafe, with staff on hand to accommodate specific needs - a detail worth knowing for anyone planning a visit around it.
Best for — Three-hour chocolate-making workshops and afternoon tea at Nottingham’s Justice Museum
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