6 Must-Try Hot Chocolates in Dallas — Mixes, Bombs, and Decadent Drinks To Warm You Up

Currently open for takeout, this Bishop Arts gem offers everything from chocolate truffles and barks to horchata and hot chocolate. You can even get a chocolate bomb to take home and make your own concoction. Each one has a signature hot chocolate blend and choices include white chocolate with Lucky Charms, milk chocolate, and even vegan dark chocolate.

Since 2003, this chocolate shop has been offering gourmet chocolate and fine wine in Oak Lawn. One of their most decadent products is a dark chocolate hot cocoa. You can also opt for a Mexican Spice, English Toffee, or White Chocolate Peppermint iteration if you’re feeling fancy.

The last remaining outpost of Dude, Sweet Chocolate is in Bishop Arts (due to the pandemic), but thankfully, you can still swing by or order their decadent drinking chocolate online. For $20, you get an entire jar of cocoa powder, which makes about four to six cups.

In Uptown, this chocolate lounge offers 10 different flavors of hot cocoa. From classic milk chocolate to hazelnut to Belgian chili and strawberry, your worries will melt away in these warm cups of chocolatey goodness.

Head to this new Oak Cliff café for a nice cup of hot cocoa this season. Pair with a concha pastry and admire the cool, Mexican-made pottery all in-house drinks arrive in.

Kate Weiser is a prime destination for high-quality, hand-painted chocolates always, but once a year, Carl the Snowman arrives to steal the show. Find the dark chocolate gentleman (he may be hollow, but he’s made of only the good stuff) at Weiser’s shop in Trinity Groves, The Shops at Clearfork, and a festive holiday pop-up at NorthPark Center.