Ice cream shop with retro style and colorful decor creates a welcoming, relaxed vibe. Bright, clean space offers unique ice cream creations and thoughtful amenities like cone holders and pup cups. The atmosphere suits quick dessert stops and casual family visits.
Freshness stands out with delicious, fresh donuts served alongside mini donut holes embedded in sundaes. The combination with ice cream creates a popular pairing here.
The raspberry lemon sorbet stands out for its delectable and perfect balance of flavors. Lemon sorbet also comes paired with strawberry, offering a refreshing choice for kids.
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$2.99 scoops are available on Mondays from 11 am to 3 pm.
Happy Hour on Mondays offers special deals to brighten the start of the week.
The shop has a unique paper plate on the ice cream cone to prevent melting.
Smaller space with contemporary Korean decor and moody, romantic atmosphere offers a cozy setting for intimate dinners. Tables sit close together, creating a lively but not overly loud environment. Upscale plating and carefully crafted cocktails complement the experience, blending traditional touches with modern style.
Sweet potato donuts balance moderate sweetness with smooth ice cream and a pleasant crunch. Mochi donuts offer a crispy exterior with a chewy inside, creating a unique texture.
Refreshing sorbet features a tart flavor and a crisp top that cracks open. The Strawberry dessert combines olive oil, cream, fresh strawberries, and a crispy sugar disk for a harmonious taste.
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Jua has 6pm and 8:30pm seatings every night.
It is hard to get a reservation for a Friday night.
Only the tasting menu is available at the restaurant.
Korean fine dining space offers a chic, minimal interior with exquisite tasting menus and carefully crafted cocktails. Outdoor terrace features lush planters that create a pleasant, shaded setting for casual lunches. Atmosphere balances relaxing elegance with occasional loudness due to acoustics.
Warm donuts come with banana custard and a sesame seed cracker topping. Korean twisted donuts appear alongside sesame nougatine and unique ice cream flavors like jasmine and blackberry.
Bright, tart sorbets like green apple, rhubarb with pieces, and yuzu stand out with crisp textures and balanced flavors. Tea-flavored sorbet pairs well with crunchy bread, and desserts often feature thoughtful touches like a lit candle.
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The restaurant offers a $60 restaurant week dinner.
The Valentine's Day special dinner had a fixed menu and price.
Expect small portion sizes; consider ordering 2-3 dishes per person.
Small coffee shop with Greek island-inspired decor and limited seating offers a friendly, bright atmosphere with unique espresso machine action visible. Music plays softly while guests enjoy fresh, highly praised donuts and vegan options. Location near the beach adds to the relaxed, welcoming vibe.
Greek-style doughnuts come fresh and warm with tasty toppings like honey, nuts, pistachios, and Nutella. Varieties such as Lotus Biscoff and Dubai chocolate offer rich, flavorful options that blend comforting and exotic tastes.
Several vegan-friendly sorbet options exist, including a handmade mango passion fruit flavor that is very sweet and tasty. The chocolate sorbet also stands out for its rich flavor.
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Reservations are not required, but expect potential wait times during peak hours.
The shop offers a variety of vegan donut options clearly labeled on the menu.
Lukumades stays open late, making it a great dessert stop after dinner.
Small space fills with crowds and energy, creating a lively and chaotic vibe. Standing room dominates both inside and outside, with unique school bus seating offering sheltered outdoor dining. Guests watch pizza-making up close while enjoying heated outdoor areas and a bustling atmosphere.
Donuts here stand out with a chocolate donut sprinkled with salt and other pastries that are consistently good. The olive oil cake also pairs well with the donuts, making the dessert selection solid.
Soft serve gelato includes a cantaloupe sorbet flavor made in house that stands out. Large pizzas come with free gelato or sorbet, featuring options like mandarin sorbet with olive oil and sea salt.
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Customers may wait about 20 minutes in line on a Saturday at 4:30 pm.
There was already a line forming just 10 minutes after opening on a Sunday.
There is no inside eating area; expect to eat standing or takeout.
Korean hand roll restaurant with an open kitchen counter offers a lively atmosphere where diners can watch chefs prepare food. Bright lighting and loud conversations create a high-energy vibe that contrasts with the clean, elegant presentation of dishes. Bar seating is popular for a more engaging experience.
Coffee and donuts stand out as a delicious pairing here. Fried mochi balls offer a unique twist, adding a perfect donut alternative to the dessert options.
Palate cleansers include a hibiscus granita paired with yogurt sorbet and omija. Pear yogurt sorbet looks like glittering snow and tastes very fresh. Coconut pavlova features coconut sorbet alongside tropical fruits and meringue.
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Reservations are highly recommended due to crowding during peak hours.
The restaurant only serves a tasting menu priced at $145 per person.
Expect a long wait time of about 3 hours for dinner.
Contemporary interior combines warmth and natural floral decor with a layout that splits between fine dining and casual tavern areas. Atmosphere stays classy and quieter than typical city restaurants, supporting pleasant conversations despite occasional crowd noise. A sommelier and cozy outdoor seating enhance the dining experience.
Apple cider donuts come out warm and deliciously moist with a balanced sweetness. Mini cream-filled donuts offer smooth, creamy fillings while ricotta donuts add a rich texture to the selection.
Strawberry Sorbet comes with Ginger Foam Ice Cream, adding a creative twist. Grape sorbet offers a refreshing finish to desserts.
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Reservations are required, especially during peak times and special events.
Happy hour runs from 4pm to 6pm with $6 wine and beer and $12 cocktails.
The restaurant participates in NYC's summer restaurant week with special menus.
Open kitchen with wood-fired oven creates a warm, inviting atmosphere filled with rich aromas. Space combines high-design and meticulous detail for a classy, relaxing vibe. Guests often enjoy watching cooking while savoring killer cocktails and fresh, bright flavors.
Donuts come out fluffy and light with just the right touch of crรจme fraรฎche sweetness.
Sorbet here has a creamy, gelato-like texture with bright, citrusy flavors. The coconut mango sorbet includes real mango bits and stands out for its surprisingly creamy consistency.
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Reservations are required well in advance due to high demand.
Expect long wait times; arrive early to secure a spot.
The location is easily accessible, just steps from the Lafayette Ave subway.
New American restaurant offers an intimate setting with dim lighting and detailed decor that creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Bar seating provides a view of female chefs at work, adding a unique interactive element. The space feels cozy and never crowded, encouraging guests to linger past dessert.
Yucca doughnut comes with piloncillo syrup for a unique twist. Nuegados and tapioca desserts offer remarkable flavors often paired with vanilla ice cream.
Lychee sorbet pairs well with desserts like goat cheese cheesecake, creating a balanced and well-blended flavor. Guava sorbet also appears as a refreshing option alongside other dishes.
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Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's small size.
Expect a 20-minute wait even with a reservation during peak hours.
Happy hour runs from 5 to 6 pm with discounted drinks.