sweet sunday
Sunday morning CBD – starts at 10.30am
Take this trail of treats and be tempted by chocolate confections and sweet surprises.
Your sweet sunday tour first indulges you in the delicious combination of hot chocolate (or coffee) and a chocolate treat in a Sydney arcade which has been described as 'the most beautiful shopping centre in the world'.
Thank you so much for the other day. Nadine and I loved it and everyone liked the treats that we brought home. We will be recommending it to our friends and hopefully will come on another tour with our Mum and sister one day.
Corinne, McGraths Hill, NSW
March 2011
Then, on a visit to an Australian chocolate shop, owned by a family who have been making fine chocolate from the raw cocoa bean since 1915, you'll participate in some sumptuous samplings of their chocolate creations. You'll learn who invented milk chocolate and just how much chocolate Australians eat compared to the rest of the world!
After discovering the delights of Swiss chocolate treats, and an authentic Italian gelato, it's time to sample spectacular Australian and Belgian chocolates.
What a perfect start to the day with a chocolate espresso tour. We had a great time indulging, learning and experiencing all about coffee, chocolate and Sydney. Staff are very knowledgeable, helpful and accommodating and the best thing is that the tours are wheelchair accessible. I would recommend spoiling yourself with a sweet sunday tour any time.
Louise Sauvage, Sydney, NSW
January 2010
The tour ends at one of Sydney's five star hotels where your trail of treats concludes with a luxurious hot chocolate or coffee. A truly delightful place to conclude your Sunday stroll through Sydney's sweet heart!
I wanted to let you know how much my family and I enjoyed the sweet sunday tour which we did at the beginning of October. We had a great time. Sally made us feel very welcome. She was incredibly knowledgeable not just about chocolate but also about Sydney. I grew up in Sydney and have parents who live there so I thought I knew a bit about Sydney, but Sally told me lots I didn't know. My daughter who is 17 enjoyed the tour as much as my husband and I; it's often difficult to find activities that parents and teenagers both enjoy. The tour was great value, we definitely had enough chocolate to eat on the tour. We also appreciated the personal service which you provided at the time of booking and on the night before the tour when we received a text to remind us about the beginning of daylight saving. I would recommend, and have already recommended, this tour to others. Thank you so much.
Karen, Cooma, NSW
October 2010
Included
2 hot chocolates/coffees, 1 sweet treat, chocolate samplings, 1 chocolate gelato, 1 chocolate surprise, tasting notes, discounts on purchases
Price
$79.00 per person
sweet sunday celebration
Instead of ending your Sunday morning tour with hot chocolate or coffee, for an additional $20.00 choose sparkling wine and either a chocolate plate or a savoury plate – perfect for a celebration.
Start
10.30am Queen Victoria Building (inside Market Street entrance), 455 George Street, Sydney CBD
Finish
1.30pm Elizabeth Street, Sydney CBD
I wanted to let you know how much Kathy and I enjoyed the chocolate and coffee tour yesterday. It was great to try all the different chocolates and learn about chocolate and coffee. Sally was just lovely and made the tour really interesting. We had a great time and will be sure to recommend the tour.
Jarrod, Castle Hill, NSW
August 2009
Thank you for your fabulous tour this morning. I want you to know what a fantastic idea it was to put such a chocolate/coffee tour together. From the first aroma of the coffee to the succulent taste of the accompanying chocolate brownie, I knew I was in for a treat. It was absolute heaven and to be able to enjoy this, in the presence of other chocolate/coffee lovers, helped me to appreciate how overwhelmingly excellently the two go together. Not to mention the other delightful treats along the tour, I truly felt I was in chocolate heaven.
Mary, St Peters, NSW
January 2008
