ROCOCO CHELSEA STORE

The first Rococo Chocolates on Kings Road opened in March 1983. A place where people could indulge their wildest chocolate dreams, the shop looked like a Rococo-themed stage set complete with sugar chandelier and candy-floss pink walls that matched Chantal’s hair and eighteenth-century-meets-punk style.

For many years our office and packing departments squashed into the basement, until we finally outgrew it and left the shop in peace. Like Chantal's hair, the shop is a little less punk nowadays, but it remains much-loved by our customers (some of whom have been visiting from the start) and is an intrinsic part of the Kings Road story.

To get there by tube, Sloane Square is situated at the Eastern end of the road, while Fulham Broadway lies at the western end. The buses 11, 19, 22, 49, 211, 319, 328, and C3 all visit the King's Road. The western end of the King's Road is close to the Imperial Wharf overground train station, which has regular trains going to the likes of Clapham Junction, Milton Keynes and East Croydon.