This is for delivery. Seriously craving crêpes and read terrific things about this place so I…read morethought I'd give it a go. I believe they also go by the name Laza Dessert Cafe. We ordered one strawberry and one strawberry banana crêpe. They were filled with strawberries and bananas, and the outside was drizzled with glorious Nutella, which is a hazelnut chocolate sauce . The texture of the crêpes were absolutely perfect and that was the part I was most craving. I also loved the Nutella part. The banana and strawberry not so much as to me that didn't really have much of a taste, but maybe that was because the rest of it was super flavorful and over powered the fruit. All good and definitely satisfied my crêpe craving, but next time I would stop by to enjoy their desserts in person. The Kunafa looks particularly wonderful and has definitely peaked my curiosity.

I was super excited when chocolate factory first opened. I am ashamed to admit my shamelessly ever…read moreso growing sweet tooth has led me to a midnight craving one too many times. Having a dessert spot in the neighborhood that is open late night and is serving flavors of our culture is nothing short of a dream come true. Not so great for my weight loss goals, though haha. Thank you, Moose. I came in here, and the place was absolutely buzzing, with groups of people enjoying their late night desserts- a testament to how much we needed this spot to just open and thrive and exist. I don't personally like cream Kenafa so I haven't really tried anything off their menu yet, but the Dubai chocolate crêpe is really calling out my name, and I am just going to bite the bullet and try it one of these days. I did go in to sample their Dubai chocolate. As a chocoholic, I am on a low-key search for the best Dubai chocolate bar in the city. This bar did not disappoint. The filling to chocolate ratio was perfect. However, I do feel that there is an over balance of crispy kanafa in the filling. I think it could use more pistachio cream and be a little on the runnier side. Can't wait to come back and try that crêpe. Until I am able to make that trip back, do stop in and enjoy a sweet treat in this cute little dessert shop. It's also Palestinian owned so you know you are supporting the right people and the right cause while satisfying that sweet tooth craving. What more could a customer ask for?

So I can really only judge this place on its hot chocolate and it's pretty solid (not literally…read morebut)! Walk in and it's a tiny lil shop filled with cute confections. Dog shaped, bolt shaped, NYC placard shaped! Ordered a regular hot chocolate (after snapping some pics of course) and was pleasantly surprised. I expected an excellent hot chocolate and this place did not disappoint. No powder here, real chocolate used to give the drink some body and richness. Super satisfying for a bone chilling Sunday. Overall, would come back for the hot chocolate and maybe a petite chocolate dog? Stay tuned...

Being ripped off for chocolate is a valentine's day ritual. But this place takes things too far…read more They sold me this $25 assortment of what is clearly labeled as "handmade" chocolate. When my wife opened it, we both had to laugh. Three tiny pieces of handmade chocolate and a bunch of halloween candy that's specifically labeled "not for resale." I called the store and the owner was utterly unapologetic. Basically called me cheap (which, granted -- but not as cheap as a storeowner who has to charge $25 for this). I have no doubt he'll report this review and/or write a long defense. Don't buy it.

AMAZING local handmade chocolate factory. Fine & Raw's chocolate bars make a nice little gift or…read more(in my case) sweet treat for yourself. Not only do they sell chocolate bars, they also sell homemade truffles and hazelnut butter. All delicious and made with clean ingredients. I love how cacao is used as opposed to cocoa as it is more nutritious. Coconut sugar is used as instead of white sugar- so no refined sugar here! In my opinion, this makes these products more appealing to people with all types of dietary restrictions. With a wide variety of flavors, even the pickiest eater is sure to find at least 3 they are obsessed with.

I've purchased their dark chocolate spread over a dozen times, both from a local retailer and from…read morethe F&R web site. The thickness has been very inconsistent. Sometimes its been too thick to stir, other times it been kind of runny even when stirred. The last batch was more like maple syrup than a 'spread', a horrible mess (although good tasting). I tried to contact the company three times to ensure that if I ordered again I would get a spread, not syrup. I never got any response, just got added to their spam email list. Moving on to other brands of hazelnut spread.

My new favorite candy store in Brooklyn. I spent a recent afternoon in Bushwick and I happily…read morestumbled into Eugene J. Candy Co. It's more than an amazing store with an incredible selection of candy, It's charming, friendly and has a magical quality. Eugene is so friendly, ready to help with a smile and made me feel welcome. It was so hard to choose, I wanted everything. Eugene's has his very own candy creations (now my mouth is watering). "Freaks" are Eugene's version of Nerd's but so much better! He makes them in several flavors, and they are amazing! Who knew I would like chocolate covered cornflakes? I am a chocolate lover but I would never have thought of this combo. They are melt in your mouth while, being crispy at the same time. There is a large selection of gummies in so many varieties and flavors. I felt like I went back in time with many childhood candies that I haven't seen in years. I didn't know that candy waxed lips, fangs and mustaches still existed. I totally had to buy my dad Mary Jane's, such a classic candy. I most definitely will be back. Thank you Eugene!

The Freaks (Eugene's homemade version of Nerds) are a must try. The citrus flavors (grapefruit,…read moreorange, lemon, and lime) are flavored with essential oils and the grapefruit ones taste like a super packed version of my favorite grapefruit gummies. They're bigger and crunchier than the original Nerds, honestly better in every way. After my first trip, I was back within the week for more. For chocolate lovers, there are a plethora of chocolate covered candies and cereals. My go to are the matcha white chocolate covered Frosted Flakes.

38 Dobbin St is just a dead, abandoned industrial building…read more When I called the number, trying to ask for Mariebelle Sweets, the lady on the other end said I have the wrong number. Super-sketchy.

We received Mariebelle as a gift, a huge assortment box of chocolates, it was disappointing as one…read moreof the items had a short expiry date. We contacted Mariebelle and they were more than accommodating in making sure we got the product (unexpired). Once we did try the brownies, they were creamy, soft and very chocolatey!!

L.A. Burdick Handmade Chocolates is a must visit. It's been a while since I've been hanging around…read morePrince Street. You can be sure I'll be stopping in even if I just look. They treated my little mouse chocolate as if it was a piece of jewelry. It's Gift Wrapped with a bow and a pamphlet in the box. I like the information & nutrition details. Be sure you go to their website. You can buy online if you can't get to the store on Prince Street! Considering my current body condition I'll order online. PS I immediately gobbled down my Mouse! So good! TREAT YOURSELF SOON! Thanks Yelp....

I visited one of my favorite hot chocolate places today, excited to order my usual milk chocolate…read more Unfortunately, the experience I had at the Prince Soho location was unbelievably disappointing and downright disrespectful. While placing my order, I was briefly distracted by a phone call and accidentally said "white chocolate" instead of "milk chocolate." As soon as I realized the mistake--and knowing I'm allergic to white chocolate--I politely asked the sales associate if she could make it milk chocolate instead. I hadn't touched the cup, and it wasn't even handed to me yet. She looked at me as if I was asking for something unreasonable and told me I would have to pay for a whole new cup because it was "company policy." I asked to speak with a manager, hoping for some understanding, but what I got was a shockingly rude woman who immediately began raising her voice at me. She bluntly repeated that she would not make a new cup, even though I never picked up the original one and couldn't drink it due to my allergy. The unprofessionalism and lack of basic customer service were unbelievable. I was so frustrated and disappointed that I walked out and left the drink behind without receiving a refund or even an apology. I will never be returning to this Prince Soho location. The store manager was extremely rude, and the way the situation was handled was completely unacceptable. This used to be one of my favorite places, but after this experience, I'm done.

Delicious cronuts. Bought them in the morning and they still tasted fresh in the evening. Chocolate…read moreone for the win!

Wonderfully ran company! Yosaif and his team are as professional as they come and were great to…read morework with. Working with clients such as yourself is what fuels my passion for what I do. Looking forward to watching your business grow and to see what you achieve. If you're reading this and haven't tried out Le Chocolate's products, then you're missing out. Give their product one chance and you'll never regret it

I love Mia's Bakery. I went so many times during my two months in Brooklyn and even came back a…read moremonth later just to have it again. I've been to both locations--the Times Square one is much smaller, but the Brooklyn location is amazing with a nice sit-down area. I always go back to my favorite, the tres leches cupcakes. I've also tried the lobster tail--it's delicious. Definitely loved it!

Update: I tried their Greek coffee and it was sooooo good I cried. Not even joking…read more Every single pastry I have tried is amazing.

Mariebelle has an adorable cafe right behind their chocolate shop in Soho. It's a small, cozy space…read moreand can get quite busy especially on weekends. We went last week on a weekday, so there were plenty of tables available. The decor is so pretty, if Disneyland had a chocolate cafe, this is what it would look like. I came here with a visitor from out of town and she loved it, too. They have so many delicious-looking drinks and desserts on their menu, so it was hard to choose. I decided on the Belle Classic, where you can choose any large drink and 2 madeleines or macarons for $15+. I ordered the earl grey tea and the macarons of the day were chocolate and caramel. I wasn't aware that you couldn't choose the macarons, but both were delicious so I was fine with the selection. Our server was outstanding as well. They gave us samples of the hot chocolate and iced chocolate to try. Surprisingly, we both liked the iced chocolate more, even though I generally prefer hot drinks. Looking forward to visiting again for tea time to enjoy more of their delicious desserts.

They have a small alcove in the back of the chocolate shop dedicated to serving hot/cold drinks and…read moreside dishes. Its small, but beautifully decorate. Been twice and had excellent experiences. Would highly recommend reservations unless youre ok waiting about an hour or more. Ordered the iced and hot aztec chcoolate. Smooth and not overly indulgent which is our preference. The hot scones and jelly were a perfect addition.