Must Eat City Sweet Treats!
1. Spot Dessert Bar
First spot is none other than Spot Dessert Bar! I love the taste of matcha (& the vibrant green colors!)
Green Tea Chocolate Lava Cake (pictured left)
Green Tea-ramisu (pictured right)
Located: East Village & Midtown West [two locations]
2. Dominique Ansel Bakery
I've had a Faux-nut from Paris Baguette before and thought it was beyond delicious. So I'm especially looking forward to trying the real thing!
What to Try: The one, the only, the original Cronut.
Located: Soho
3. Momofuku Milk Bar
I've tried the famous crack pie but I'm not an addict. It tasted like an overly sweet egg custard to me.
What to Try: Cereal Milk Soft Serve with Corn Flake topping
Location: You're in luck! There are 5 locations: East Village, Midtown, Upper West Side, Williamsburg, and Carroll Gardens.
4. Lady M Mille Crepes
Je voudrais manger cette crêpe!
What to Try: A slice of Lady M Mille Crêpe
Location: Upper East Side & near Bryant Park & near Central Park [Three locations]
About the closest you can get to the taste of Paris!
What to Try: Macarons. ALL the macarons.
Location: Upper East Side
6. Wafels and Dinges
Yes, a food truck made it on to this list. A mouth-watering waffle food truck.
What to Try: A "Waffle of Massive Deliciousness" (WMD) with unlimited dinges (aka toppings!) Make sure to get the spekuloos spread & ice cream.
Location: Various spots across the city. (You can call the Hot Wafeline for more deets at 866-429-7329). They have a storefront in East Village.
Surprise! ... Queens has worthwhile dessert spots too! Not everything is in Manhattan.
What to Try: Honey Toast [pictured on top], Red Velvet Latte [pictured on bottom]
Location: Flushing, Queens represent
It's getting cold AND hot in here.
What to Try: Frrrozen Hot Chocolate. (But if you're feeling particularly extravagant, you could go for some $25,000 Frrrozen Haute Chocolate, which currently holds the record for most expensive dessert.)
Location: Upper East Side
*And, last but not least, I wanted to mention... Café Henri in Long Island City for excellent brunch and Croissant Pudding. I promise, a full review will be coming soon!*
Sneak Peek:
Be prepared to be hungry.
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