United States New York 8 Great Spots for Hot Chocolate in NYC Warm Up this Winter with a Sweet Chocolaty Treat in Manhattan By Elissa Garay Elissa Garay Facebook Twitter Elissa Garay is a freelance writer that specializes in travel writing. She is based in New York and has covered the both the city and state for TripSavvy since 2014. TripSavvy's editorial guidelines Updated on 07/16/19 Fact checked by Michelai Graham Fact checked by Michelai Graham Michigan State University American University Michelai Graham is a technology and business reporter who has written for The Urban Institute and Scoop News. She reports for AfroTech, Lifewire, and The Plug. TripSavvy's fact-checking A little hot chocolate never hurt anyone. In fact, a lot of hot chocolate probably hasn't either. Some cocoa on a cold day can put a sweet smile on your frost-kissed face. As winter finally descends upon New York City, head directly to one of these 8 Manhattan hot spots for absolutely delicious hot chocolate. 01 of 07 The City Bakery The City Bakery View Map Address 3 W 18th St, New York, NY 10011, USA Get directions Phone +1 212-366-1414 Any list outlining the best hot chocolate in Manhattan simply has to include the delectable chocolate elixir that's served up at The City Bakery. Bonus: The rich, creamy hot chocolate here comes complete with a massive homemade marshmallow. In addition to hot chocolate, The City Bakery offers excellent pastries, sandwiches, and salads, courtesy of their expert bakery staff, which claims more than 140 years of combined experience. thecitybakery.com 02 of 07 MarieBelle View Map Address 484 Broome St, New York, NY 10013-2253, USA Get directions Phone +1 212-925-6999 Web Visit website A gourmet chocolatier, MarieBelle in SoHo takes its chocolate very seriously. This chocolate boutique offers wonderfully flavorful milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and white chocolate beverages in their elegant cacao bar and tearoom, with abundant flavors ranging from rich to smoky to fiery. MarieBelle also offers iced chocolate for the warmer months. mariebelle.com 03 of 07 Lavazza Café in Eataly View Map Address 200 5th Ave, New York, NY 10010, USA Get directions Phone +1 212-229-2560 Web Visit website There's so much to taste and enjoy at Eataly, and that includes a great cup of hot chocolate. Stop by the food emporium's Lavazza Café for a serving of their wonderfully made hot chocolate, and feel free to get it topped by a generous dollop of fresh whipped cream. eataly.com 04 of 07 Roni-Sue Chocolates View Map Address 148 Forsyth St, New York, NY 10002, USA Get directions Phone +1 212-677-1216 Web Visit website Shops, Boutiques & Markets 4.3 Opened in 2007, Roni-Sue Chocolates is the perfect spot to give your sweet tooth what it craves. The hot chocolate here is rich and flavorful, with the cocoa melted right into the steamed milk. Their Lower East Side locale offers a whole range of unique confections and treats, as well. roni-sue.com Continue to 5 of 7 below. 05 of 07 Max Brenner View Map Address 841 Broadway, New York, NY 10003, USA Get directions Phone +1 646-467-8803 Web Visit website You've no doubt seen Max Brenner if you've been around Union Square, and the man behind the brand certainly knows his way around chocolate. There are several different kinds of hot chocolates to sample, including hazelnut, peanut butter, and spicy varieties. maxbrenner.com 06 of 07 GROM View Map GROM serves some excellent gelato, but they've also got a way with hot chocolate. You can find rich hot chocolate imported from Italy at two GROM locations: one in the West Village and the other near Columbus Circle. 07 of 07 Jacques Torres Chocolate View Map Address 350 Hudson St, New York, NY 10014-4504, USA Get directions Phone +1 212-414-2462 Offering handcrafted artisinal chocolates at multiple locations throughout Manhattan, you can't go wrong with an indulgence at Jacques Torres. Their hot chocolate goes well with the variety of baked goods and confections that are also available. Multiple locations throughout Manhattan, including the Upper West Side, the Upper East Side, Midtown, Rockefeller Center, Grand Central Station, NoHo, and SoHo; mrchocolate.com Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Share Pin Email Tell us why! Submit Share Pin Email