Best Dessert Restaurant in My Business Directory
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Dessert Restaurant businesses across My Business Directory


Bay Vista Parramatta
UnclaimedBay Vista Parramatta is a dessert restaurant located in Parramatta. They offer ice cream shop, dessert shop, confectionery and food store services. Rated 4 stars from 3223 Google reviews.


Dolce Aroma
UnclaimedDolce Aroma is a dessert shop located in Miranda. They offer acai shop, brazilian restaurant, coffee shop and cafe services. Rated 4.5 stars from 89 Google reviews.


Super Emoji - Top Ryde
UnclaimedSuper Emoji - Top Ryde is a dessert restaurant located in Ryde. Rated 4.4 stars from 54 Google reviews.


San Churro Top Ryde
UnclaimedVibrant chain cafe offering churros & decadent desserts, plus organic, fair-trade coffee.


Max Brenner - Narellan
UnclaimedRetailer offering chocolate & related novelties, including seasonal & special-occasion gifts.


Himalaya Sweets Lounge
UnclaimedHimalaya Sweets Lounge is a dessert shop located in Granville. They offer dessert restaurant, confectionery, food store and restaurant services. Rated 4.2 stars from 38 Google reviews.


El Sweetie Granville
UnclaimedSpacious, relaxed hangout offering homemade Lebanese desserts, bistro mains and hookah pipes.


KOI Dessert Kitchen
UnclaimedKOI Dessert Kitchen is a dessert restaurant located in Ryde. They offer cafe, food store and restaurant services. Rated 4.4 stars from 1010 Google reviews.


San Churro Miranda
UnclaimedVibrant chain cafe offering churros & decadent desserts, plus organic, fair-trade coffee.


Carmella's Cafe and Dessert Bar
UnclaimedCarmella's brought its Italian-inspired café to the West End in early 2024, taking a spot in Camperdown right on the falls of the Reedy. Owner Brian Solari opened the first Carmella's in Charleston in 2014 and named it for his family, then carried the bright, open, greenery-filled feel he and his wife loved in Rome and Florence up to Greenville's Main Street. What sets it apart is how much of the day it covers. Doors open at eight for coffee, breakfast sandwiches, and granola bowls, and the place runs to midnight every day as a dessert and cocktail bar, one of the few spots on Main you can hit for a morning latte or a late dessert after a show at the Peace Center. The house coffee is roasted nearby by Foresight, and the case up front holds made-in-house gelato and sorbet alongside macarons, tarts, twice-baked Italian cookies, and small cakes. That case is the real draw, and it never sits still. The dessert lineup rotates with the seasons, so what's under the glass changes from one visit to the next, and gluten-free options like GF bagels and tarts are marked for anyone watching allergens. Specialty cakes are made to order with a few days' notice. Two things bring people back: a display regulars call almost too pretty to eat, and the riverside patio that turns a quick coffee into a reason to linger. The seasonal specials, and the family recipes behind them, are best found in person, with a table by the water and an hour to spare.
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