Past event

Chocolate Illusions Workshop | Liberty Village
About the event
Chocolate Illusions turns a night out into something much more memorable: a hands-on chocolate experience where you’ll create a surprisingly realistic pizza slice entirely from sweet ingredients.
Using chocolate, crispy rice cereal, candy, and edible decorations, you’ll build your own edible imposter complete with golden “crust,” gooey “cheese,” and colourful toppings. Along the way, you’ll learn simple sculpting, decorating, and assembly techniques — without the experience ever feeling like a class.
Then comes the best part: your finished slice gets tucked into its own mini pizza box, ready to take home, photograph, gift, or use to confuse someone later.
Part workshop, part edible art project, part very committed prank.
What To Expect 💛
• A hands-on chocolate-making experience • Create your own realistic-looking chocolate pizza slice • Learn sculpting, decorating, texturing, and assembly techniques • Customize your slice with colourful edible toppings • Beginner-friendly instruction in a relaxed, welcoming setting • A mini pizza box to take your finished creation home
Perfect For 💛
• Visitors looking for a unique Toronto experience • Couples planning a date night that isn’t just dinner • Friends searching for something fun and creative to do together • Chocolate lovers who like their experiences a little less serious • Anyone who wants to make something memorable — and edible • People with very strong opinions about pineapple on pizza
The only time pineapple belongs on pizza.
About QUEST XO + Liberty Village
Located just west of downtown Toronto, QUEST XO Chocolate x Creative Lab is a small, independent chocolate studio known for playful, hands-on experiences that make creativity feel approachable.
Our workshops are designed for people who want to make something, learn something, and have a genuinely good time doing it — no artistic background or chocolate expertise required.
Come for the chocolate. Leave with fake pizza and a much better story than “we went for dinner.”




