Just in case you didn’t get enough chocolaty goodness, here are 20 more amazing cups of hot chocolate you have to taste.

Astro Coffee – 2124 Michigan ave. Detroit This coffee shop boasts one of the best cups of coffee in Metro-Detroit, and their hot chocolate raises the bar as well. although it is just a regular hot chocolate, it’s a timeless classic that doesn’t need anything fancy.
Bottom Line Coffee Shop – 4474 3rd St. Detroit This cute little coffee shop with good drinks at reasonable prices, and great WiFi! They add a little twist on hot chocolate with banana and coconut varieties.
Cafe Muse – 418 S. Washington, Royal Oak With an emphasis on fresh, local ingredients it is no surprise that the decadent hot chocolate at Cafe Muse comes with a generous topping of fresh whipped cream.
Craft Work – 8047 Agnes St. Detroit Although this place has more of a romantic dinner date vibe, the hot chocolate served here is rich and complements anything on the menu.
Plymouth Coffee Bean Co. – 884 Pennimen, Plymouth This cute little family owned coffee shop has hot chocolate and crepes that are to die for. With a wide array of drinks, crepes and food items this little shop has a whole lot to offer.
Urban Bean Co. 200 Grand River, Detroit This cozy coffee shop serves a delicious cup of hot chocolate as well as a delicious Mexican variation. They also host a live DJ on Saturday nights!
Germack Coffee Roasting Company Roastery and Espresso Bar – 2517 Russell St., Detroit; germack.com This coffee shop in Eastern Market serves up a very special Rock City Hot Chocolate made with Rock N Rye marshmallows.
Detroit City Distillery – 2462 Riopelle St. Detroit The Detroit City Distillery serves up a spiked mint hot chocolate that is an excellent holiday treat after Christmas shopping, caroling, or anytime, really.
Always Brewing – 19180 Grand River, Detroit An inviting storefront in Northwest Detroit that goes above and beyond their motto of “coffee and community” to make a mean cup of cocoa.
Always Brewing – 19180 Grand River, Detroit An inviting storefront in Northwest Detroit that goes above and beyond their motto of “coffee and community” to make a mean cup of cocoa.
Rose’s Fine Food – 10551 E. Jefferson, Detroit Organic cocoa, fresh whipped cream, and locally sourced milk make the hot chocolate at this celebrated neighborhood diner stand out from the crowd. (Photo via Instagram, Rose’s Fine Food)
The Red Hook – 220 W. Nine Mile, Ferndale & 8025 Agnes, Detroit , Best known for their selection of delectable baked goods, The Red Hook serves up rich hot chocolate at their original Ferndale location and in Detroit’s West Village. (Photo via Yelp, Sandy H.)
Great Lakes Coffee Roasting Company – 3965 Woodward Ave., Detroit The best part about a hot chocolate at this Midtown coffee shop is that you can ask them to pour a little shot of sum’in-sum’in in there too. (Photo via Yelp user Annette J)
Java Hutt – 165 W. Nine Mile, Ferndale A cozy place to sip hot chocolate while working, studying, or just relaxing, this Ferndale spot gets rave reviews for plentiful outlets, comfortable couches, and a welcoming atmosphere. (Photo via Yelp, Steve L.)
Gayle’s Chocolates – 417 S. Washington, Royal Oak For hot chocolate from folks who really know good chocolate, grab a cup of cocoa piled high with whipped cream from the coffee bar inside this sweet shop. (Photo via Facebook, Gayle’s Chocolates)
Fourteen East – 15 E. Kirby, Detroit Part cafe, part art gallery, this cozy Midtown coffee shop serves up delectable hot chocolate with a tranquil atmosphere perfect for long conversations on cold days. (Photo via Yelp, Emily A.)
Toast, Birmingham – 203 Pierce, Birmingham Known for their creative breakfast dishes, Toast Birmingham turns a summer pleasure into a winter warm-up by serving their hot chocolate topped with toasted marshmallow and graham cracker crumbs.
Cafe Con Leche – 4200 W. Vernor, Detroit ,br> With a Latin-infused menu, Cafe Con Leche goes beyond the familiar with cinnamon-spiced Mexican hot chocolate and other rich hot chocolate drinks. $2.45-$4. (Photo via Facebook, At Cafe Con Leche)
Five15 – 515 S. Washington, Royal Oak The quirky Five15 puts a unique spin on the classic winter warm up, offering hot chocolate in flavors that include banana and peanut butter. (Photo via Yelp, Five15 Media Mojo and More) Credit: (Photo via Yelp, Five15 Media Mojo and More)
Fountain Bistro – 800 Woodward, Detroit Located in the heart of Campus Martius overlooking the skating rink, there’s no better place to warm up downtown than Fountain Bistro where the hot chocolate comes piled high with whipped cream. $4, or order it spiked for $8.

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