Win a lock-in at the city's favourite chocolate shop
Private access to Chocolat Chocolat in St Andrew's Street gives one lucky team a unique shopping event
Nestled, and perhaps even hidden away, on St Andrew’s Street is an award-winning independent shop full of wonderful chocolate and treats that has been described as Cambridge’s very own chocolate heaven.
Chocolat Chocolat, Cambridge’s award-winning independent chocolate shop, knows just how much people love chocolate as it’s now officially the city’s favourite chocolate shop and a destination for chocolate lovers far and wide.
The shop, which opened in 2009, not only makes chocolate lovers happy, but it has also helped many companies, large and small, reward and thank their teams or retain and attract customers by running a bespoke corporate chocolate course.
Isabelle, the owner and chocolatier, believes that good chocolate should be both tasty and affordable and says: “I had the idea for Chocolat Chocolat while living in Paris where I fell in love with a quaint chocolate shop that inspired me to train as a chocolatier. I thought Cambridge was the ideal place to open a shop and I am delighted at the warm response the city has given to our shop and chocolate.”
Now Chocolat Chocolat has launched the ‘Chocolate Lock In’ to make saying thank you to staff or customers even more fun in a chocolatey and delicious way.
Just answer this simple question:
When did Chocolat Chocolat open?
Email answers to newsdesk@iliffemedia.co.uk by November 4
A lock in enables your chosen team an evening of private access to Chocolat Chocolat in St Andrew’s Street for a unique shopping event, which typically starts with a short making demonstration and tasting followed by a chocolate choosing session, selecting favourites from the wide selection offered by Chocolat Chocolat.
Cambridge Independent has arranged for one company (a maximum of 20 people) to have a free shopping experience in Chocolat Chocolat, including 30 per cent off. The date will be confirmed with the shop in advance and used by December 9.
