Edward Dessert Kitchen is an absolute must-visit for anyone with a sweet tooth. I tried a variety…read moreof chocolate-based desserts, and every single one was incredibly creative, beautifully presented, and genuinely delicious. You can tell a lot of thought and craftsmanship go into each dessert--these weren't just sweets, they felt like edible works of art. The chocolate flavors were rich without being overwhelming, and each item had its own unique twist that made the experience fun and memorable. Everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully balanced, which made it hard to pick a favorite. If you enjoy inventive desserts done well, Edward Dessert Kitchen is definitely worth the stop. I'd absolutely go back to try more of their creations.

I've been here once years ago for an Yelp event. I remember the desserts being really good. Since…read moremy job moved out of dt/the city I don't really hang on this part of town much but definitely have a list of places I'd want to go, and this was one of them. Wish I would have visited more often. Staff were friendly. Sad they are closing the doors for good soon. Such a cute place! We got there in the evening so they were out of a lot things (very limited options for desserts) but they still have drink options. I got the hummingbird and mango oat milk matcha. My sister got the brookie (brownie cookie). Everything was really good. The place was packed and stayed consistently busy! They close 6/29/25.

Mango Madness, bravo! Friendly service. Nice that they are…read moreopen late. Their rolled ice cream is a fun process to watch - very labor intensive but the results are stunning to look at, and satisfyingly delicious!

Stopped her after a show, what a nice surprise. Loaded baked potatoes and desserts! Got multiple…read morelittle delectable's and a Kumpir. Perfect for a chilly evening. They have many options for toppings but i kept it simple. Also hot drinks i got a hot tea. The staff were friendly and actually surprised by the amount of goodies we purchased lol.

The Dubai chocolate cake has become an unhealthy obsession for me. It can be a little crowed and…read morebusy in there, and they do sell out occasionally.

Ordered the biscoff cheesecake and the dubai (traditional one) chocolate bar from here on a Friday…read morenight for delivery and oh my goodness, it did not disappoint at all. The cheesecake was a delicious combination of the butter cookie, with a nice butter cookie crust, a very good creamy, thick cheesecake with almost a bit of butter cookie and salted caramel, and then on top, a butter cookie. The perfect serving size for one and just very delectable! I have been wanting to try dubai chocolate for a long time now and oh my gosh... it was exactly what I imagine and then some! The chocolate itself was milky and silky and the inside was a light crunchy texture with some pistachio cream giving it an amazing consistency and juxtaposition of the soft, crunchy, savory, sweet... just all of the things. The dessert came fairly quickly, and the cheesecake was chilled to perfection. Have already shared this place with friends and when I need a sweet treat, this is where I will order from!

Milkjam Creamery sets the standard for what great ice cream should be. The flavors are inventive,…read morethe texture is consistently creamy, and everything tastes carefully crafted rather than gimmicky. My go-to flavors are Uncle Grandpa, Uma Thurman, and Pineapple Lychee. Uncle Grandpa is comforting and rich, Uma Thurman is smooth and indulgent without being heavy, and Pineapple Lychee is bright, tropical, and incredibly refreshing. Even if you're not usually a sorbet person, this one converts people. What really says it all is this: Milkjam is the one ice cream shop I make a point to visit every single month. I don't do that with any other ice cream place. The quality is that consistent. The shop has a fun, welcoming vibe, the staff is great with samples and recommendations, and the rotating menu keeps things exciting. If you love ice cream and live in (or are visiting) the Twin Cities, Milkjam is non-negotiable.

The ice cream is good but they are extremely overpriced. $12 for a shake the size of a kids drink…read moreat McDonald's and you cant even pick a flavored ice cream to use in the shake. So many better options in the city

Brown sugar boba ice cream was amazing and they added so much boba…read more Wouldn't recommend the cereal ice cream though- tried my friends and there was not really much actual cereal and she was disappointed that she didn't get the same as me. Service wasn't great there was one person that was in the back for a while before realizing we were there

Treats Cereal Bar & Boba offers soft serve, waffles, boba, and espresso drinks centered around…read morecereal. I had the campfire lava and my friend got matcha with boba. Campfire lava is hot chocolate with whipped cream, marshmallows, and Cinnamon Toast Crunch with a chocolate drizzle. I subbed almond milk for whole milk ($1 up charge). Service was friendly and efficient. My friend and I were the only ones in the shop so we didn't have to wait very long for our drinks to be made. There isn't a lot of parking right in front but I was able to park ~2 blocks away. We'll be back to try the soft serve and waffles!

Alright so I've been to cosettas so many times that I know exactly what I want and where it is. My…read morefamily and I frequent the deli and pasticceria, only going to the actual restaurant if we have a big group. The pasticceria is sooo cute and decorated like a little cafe in Italy. I appreciate the floors and decoration, they 100% lean into the Italian culture. The service is always great, everyone smiles and makes sure your selection is to your liking. I've gotten coffee, macaroons, gelato, everything from here and they never disappoint. It's always a great time, especially meeting friends or just grabbing some good sips on the go. I had a gelato with one scoop of this raspberry sorbet and another scoop mango, I loved the fruitiness and texture. It's a bit pricey which knocks down a star, but otherwise a lifelong favorite. P.S. I love the parking and that ITS FREE.

Located right next to Cossetta Alimentari,), the Pasticceria is a nostalgic delight. Chock-full of…read moredelicious dessert delights (and no small amount of charm), the store absolutely took me back to the pastry shops I remember from when I visited Italy. Think tile, dark wood, display cases full of beautiful desserts, and brass. With great staff and smiles all around, the Pasticceria feels and tastes like the good old days. I highly recommend.

Awesome selection, insane prices…read more Maybe I'm just out of touch but I can't understand how these little fruit cake desserts were $14/ea. In their defense, I could have asked how much they were before selecting them but dang. The chocolate bar at $7 seems reasonable in comparison.

The Dubai white chocolate was absolutely delicious and definitely worth trying. We also tried the…read moremango mousse, which was very tasty as well. However, the staff member at the sweets counter was a bit rude when I asked about the desserts, especially since there were no descriptions provided. The kanafeh also looked old and overly oily, as if it had been sitting out for a long time. Also, It was also a bit odd that, despite being a grocery store concept, they asked for a tip at checkout.

First, I love the pastries you can buy to-go. This review though is for their cooking class. Be…read moreaware that you will be seated with a group of 6 and you'll have to work with them to decide who does what tasks, since not everyone will get to try making everything. I attended solo but luckily really liked the group I was assigned to. We wanted everyone to work on things they enjoy and allowed everyone to try some parts of the important tasks (making pasta and pastry dough). Your enjoyment might really depend on what your group is like. You can buy wine and beer to drink while you take the class, and those were reasonably priced I thought! $9 for a glass of wine and I think $8 for beer. The class was chaotic since we were making three courses and things needed to be done at different times, but the chaos felt like how it really is in a kitchen making multi course menus, so that didn't bother me! The assistants were great and helped us stay on track and helped if we were struggling with anything. I can't say I learned much from the class (which is why I only gave 4 stars), but I sure had a lot of fun!

Living in the North Loop, Cooks Bellecour was hands-down our most visited spot--and for good…read morereason! This place is a slice of French heaven right in Minneapolis. Their pastries? Pure magic. The chocolate almond croissant is next level--flaky, buttery, and packed with rich, decadent flavor. And don't even get me started on the breakfast sandwiches--they're gourmet-level masterpieces. Every bite is perfection. The vibe & service here is warm and inviting, with the irresistible aroma of freshly baked bread and pastries filling the air. Whether you're grabbing a coffee, treating yourself to a pastry, or diving into one of their soups or salads, this place nails it every time. If you're in the area, do yourself a favor and stop by. Cooks Bellecour is an absolute gem!

I ordered Crème Brûlée soufflé pancakes, they were delish!…read more First time trying soufflé pancakes, they were just as amazing as they look! Fluffy, bouncy, eggy, delicious. The pancakes themselves aren't very sweet which really balances the sweet toppings on the Crème Brûlée. When I visited, there was no line at 5pm on a Saturday so service was quick and staff let me know the pancakes would take ~15 min which was accurate. The space itself is pretty small so seating options are limited and a bit cramped. The price on the pancakes was a bit steep at 15.99 but would totally get these again because it's such a unique experience!

My friend and I saw this restaurant on TikTok and wanted to check it out. I was a bit underwhelmed…read more I thought my chicken basil pesto crepe was good, but the chicken strips did seem like they were frozen ones from the store and just heated up. In my opinion, strawberry cream soufflé pancake was alright. It wasn't the best soufflé pancake I had, but it was very average. Also, the ube latte tasted a bit artificial. The restaurant had some quirky decorations and aesthetic. I did appreciate how it felt like a "hole in a wall" type of place and our service was quick and fast. I don't know if I'll be back, but I'm glad I did check it out. It's so cool to see places like this pop up in the Twin Cities!

Mango mango was a nice Boba and dessert shop in the University of Minnesota area. There was street…read moreparking which wasn't too difficult, but just something to be aware of. I got the brown sugar Boba drink. There wasn't a way to alter the ice and sugar content when ordering, but I was able to tell one of the drink makers that if they could make it less sugar that would be amazing. It seems like a really fun place to hang out with friends. There are some groups of friends enjoying desserts and talking. There's a lot of fun other food places right next-door to this place too!

Good vibes, not so good food. Extremely expensive ($9 for a slice of cake?) and just doesn't have…read morethe best taste. Ordered the mango pomelo special and the sago was frozen and the mango was sour. Cute place, maybe worth the try. I know the crepe cake is good.