As a person who enjoys eating and drinking out from time to time, I thought it was time that I did a blog post of my experience of eating out somewhere. Also, as a keen chocolate lover, I thought it was high time that I paid a visit to Mrs Potts Chocolate House down Park Street in Bristol. I had never been to somewhere that only sells desserts and chocolate treats before and with the popularity of dessert houses rising and my love of chocolate, for me it was a no brainer to try a nice treat there.
Apon walking in I was surprised at how busy it was. It was on a week day that I went at around 2:30pm and had plenty of people filling the seats and had quite a lengthy que going from the till. I was very intrigued to see what chocolatey treats awaited me and was rather hungry and was eyeing up the cakes in the que as they looked so lovely but I wanted to see what other items that they had available.
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They had a variety of different treats available such as cookie sandwhiches, strawberries with chocolate sauce, blondies, a dream cake and loads more. I opted for the Dream Cake which was a dark chocolate cake with white icing and buttons on it. I can honestly say it was absoloutely delicious and was so glad I went for it.
I really enjoyed my cake and my time there so much that I came back about a week later to try one of their hot chocolates. They have 6 different flavours to choose from – White, Roasted White, Milk, Classic, Dark and Very Original. I was torn between the white and the milk but decided to go for the milk. Apon placing my order at the till, the lady who served me asked if I would like this with whipped cream and a marshmellow. I decided to treat myself and go for it and was treated to a lovely big helping of whipped cream on top of a large cubed marshmellow floating in the middle of my hot chocolate. The hot chocolate cost £6.30 with the extras and was delicious and again like the cake it was very good quality. And it didn’t take me long to demolish the cream and the marshmellow.
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If you’re a chocolate and dessert lover I’m pretty sure you’ll enjoy taking a visit to Mrs Potts and enjoying a chocolatey treat or two.
Bye for now.
Natalie