5 Reasons to Visit the Tony’s Chocolonely Takeover at Cutter & Squidge in Soho

London Food & Drink | Friday 16 – Sunday 18 October 2026

Hot chocolate season starts here. Cutter & Squidge is teaming up with Tony’s Chocolonely for a three-day takeover of its Brewer Street flagship in Soho. Here are five reasons to go.

1. The Tony’s Hot Chocolonely

The star of the weekend is a thick, rich hot chocolate made with Tony’s bean-to-bar 32% milk chocolate, piled high with choc chip whipped cream, finished with grated Tony’s chocolate and topped with a Tiny Tony’s. It’s £8 and only available at the Soho store for these three days.

2. A limited-edition chocolate cake

The Ultimate Tony’s Chocolonely Milk Chocolate Cake layers Cutter & Squidge’s moist chocolate sponge with Tony’s milk chocolate buttercream and salted caramel, decorated with Tiny Tony’s. Try a slice in store for £7.99, or order a whole 8-inch cake online for £69.99 with nationwide delivery.

3. A free chocolate bar

Everyone who buys a Hot Chocolonely or a slice of cake gets a free, full-size 180g Milk Chocolate Caramel Sea Salt bar in a special collaborative wrapper, while stocks last. That makes it great value.

4. Win a barrel of chocolate

The store will be decked out with colourful bunting, towers of Tony’s bars and a barrel full of chocolate. Scan the QR code in store for the chance to win the whole barrel, plus one of the limited-edition cakes.

5. Your treat supports a good cause

Tony’s Chocolonely campaigns for slave-free chocolate, and Cutter & Squidge will donate 10% of profits from hot chocolate and cake sales over the weekend to the Tony’s Chocolonely Foundation.

Visit

Cutter & Squidge x Tony’s Chocolonely
Cutter & Squidge, Brewer Street, Soho, London
Friday 16 – Sunday 18 October 2026
Nearest stations: Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Circus


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