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How we read reviews →North Melbourne's artisan chocolate house, famed for the smoked Campfire hot chocolate poured tableside with a toasted marshmallow.
Small, cosy and minimalist near Queen Victoria Market, with warm lighting that suits a quiet winter treat; outdoor tables are dog-friendly and it fills up fast on weekends.
Tableside Campfire presentation with a smoke-filled glass, charcoal salt and torched marshmallow; hot chocolate chosen by cacao percentage (up to 70-100% dark); house-made hazelnut milk option; chocolate sold by the bag to take home.
Not a heritage-cuisine concept. a modern Melbourne single-origin chocolate specialty format built around cacao percentage and craft technique rather than a national tradition.
Hot chocolates run $10-13 and several reviewers flag them as pricey for the pour size, though most feel the quality and presentation justify the splurge.
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