Even more winter fun:
For our 2015 guide to sledding, click here.
For our 2015 guide to ice skating, click here.
For our 2015 guide to winter carnivals, click here.
For our 2015 guide to indoor games, click here.
For our 2015 guide to crafts and creative workshops, click here.
For our 2015 guide to museums, click here.
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Mariebelle Sweets
SoHo chocolate shop MarieBelle Sweets lets you spice up your cocoa with options such as a cinnamon stick and nutmeg, freshly ground hazelnuts, and natural banana pulp. 484 Broome Street, mariebelle.com -
City Bakery
City Bakery is the New York spot for decadent, thick hot chocolate. Its month-long hot chocolate festival in February features a different flavor, such as “malted milk,” every day. 3 West 18th Street, thecitybakery.com -
Milk Bar
Momofuku Milk Bar’s take on hot cocoa features charred marshmallows, and is made by steaming fudge sauce with organic milk. Various locations in Manhattan and Brooklyn, milkbarstore.com -
Grom
Freshly made with some of the finest powdered cocoa and cane sugar, beloved gelateria Grom’s hot chocolate is definitely worth a try. A drop or two of cream and hazelnut shavings top off every cup. Various locations around Manhattan, grom.it -
American Girl Café
Enjoy a sophisticated tea with the dolls at the American Girl Café, where the dolls even receive their own tiny cups. 609 5th Avenue at 49th Street, americangirl.com -
Lady Mendl's Tea Salon
Lady Mendl’s Tea Salon hearkens back to Edith Wharton’s New York. This dainty afternoon tea, served out of the Inn at Irving Place’s brownstone, will appeal to sophisticated young ones. 56 Irving Place, innatirvingplace.com -
Alice's Tea Cup
Alice’s Tea Cup is a perfect place for teatime with the kids. Its “Wee Tea” service provides both sophisticated yet kid-friendly tea options, with a menu including grilled cheese and chicken fingers or an apple and Nutella sandwich. Various locations around Manhattan, alicesteacup.com