Wonderful place with so many great choices. I always visit here when I come home. The food is…read moreexcellent quality and the servers are always so friendly and efficient. I'm never disappointed in place. The adjoining store is also a great place to shop, quite unique in its merchandise.

Amazing pistachio gelato. Must try. Just do it…read more Went for a snack before dinner, and then for seconds after dinner.

Yoghurtland is by far the best frozen yoghurt franchise that has come to Australia…read more The store in Erina Fair is conveniently located among a main thoroughfare, is clean and well presented and has energetic and helpful young staff. The only downside (and why only three stars) is because as it is in a small retail space in a very large shopping centre it has limited seating space which also means limited room for a large variety of choices of frozen yoghurt dispensers (other Yoghurtland locations are somewhat larger and therefore have a very good range to choose from).

We went today for the Mother's Day high tea. 2 adults and one child with a separate meal. A present…read morefor me from my husband after a previous amazing high tea experience here. Booked as a pre prepared Meal In summary.. Disastrous and appalling. Our booking was for 1230. It took us 15 mins to be seated- was busy. We then waited til another 30mins for our high tea to be confirmed and the menu given. At this time, we were told, that our first course would be ready in 10 mins. At this point, we had been unable to order our coffee or daughters meal. We finally did manage another 15 mins later and to give there due the waitstaff -a young man and lady, were lovely and run off their feet! They were the only two taking orders and cleaning tables Another 20 mins passes, my daughter recieves her hot chocolate, and still no 'first course. Our daughter had finished her drink before the first course then came out. At nearly 2pm. Our much anticipated savoury plate comprised of a couple of scones a quarter of a Herbert Adams mini sausage roll each (my pinky is bigger than the slice received) a temptation bakes petite quiche each (we received a vegetarian, whilst the table behind received the supposed 'smoked ham ' or rather lorraine- according to the owner. A tiny mushy gyoza dumpling thing and 2 small rock hard toasted croissants cut into thirds with a smidge of ham and cheese. All was ice cold. We were starving by this point. Our tasteless coffees came out halfway through with prompting. This was also required for our daughters pancakes which were 3 pikelets with some chocolate, though at least hers did look handmade. We then waited til nearly 245pm for our second sweet course, and this required prompting and a visit to the counter. Which was met with an angry response from the Asian owner. She then also placed the second course rather harshly on our table. The second course was alittle better but not by much. It was two chocolate strawberries a quarter brownie cut in half, some odd marshmallows, a tiny chocolate each, 2 other look to be store brought items(1 each) and small slices of fruit. However again we ate it as we were starving and while high teas aren't meant to be huge, this was just nasty and stingy. We get that it's Mother's Day, it was busy etc but $69.9 per person for high tea, this was a joke. Also it's alittle concerning the amount of what we could observably view and assume we're underage children working behind the scenes in the open kitchen.. And, this place serves alcohol. We finally left this debarcle at 3pm. And during the course of our visit, a number of customers were experiencing the same and heard to remark similarly. I had previously been for a high tea with the previous owners which was amazing as was the breakfast food, and was excited only to leave disgusted and butterly disappointed with a heavy heart at $148 ( Minus the $40.85 booking fee already paid. Also to note there is an EFTPOS surcharge.) It's very obvious the new hands/owner have/are running this business into the ground. In summary will be be back? No. Save your money and head to the Crystal Brook Kingsley,Autumn rooms, Rydges, cake Boi, Local Custom, Mercure, Tocal, Heritage Gardens, Morpeth, the Hunter Valley, Sydney, South Australia even! Anywhere but Coco Monde.

I'm not a big fan of chocolate, so when my friends declined the dessert menu at a restaurant and…read moresaid we were gonna head to Coco Monde to get a chocolate fill to end the evening, I wasn't too excited. It was a Tuesday night so I was expecting it to be empty, but boy was it BUSY!! Had to wait about 15 mins for a table of 5. I asked my friend to order for me. Man did she pull through! She ordered a sharing plate, the Choco Monde Indulgence Plate (Cookies and Cream Cheesecake, Belgian Chocolate Mouse, Spanish Churros and Home Made Hazelnut Praline Ice Cream). When it came it, I was shocked at how rich it looked, I didn't think I was going to be able to stomach so much sugar. We finished every last crumb on that plate! The Cookies and cream cheesecake was my fav! It was soft but firm and actually had nice crunchy pieces of cookies. Can't wait to fly over again and get my choc indulgence. Move over Krispy Kremes, I have a new east coast love.

This shop was smaller than I was expecting, only about 8 tables inside. We came at lunchtime to…read morehave milkshakes and it was pretty quiet. Cute little place though, with dirty menus and a water filter that you could serve yourself. They do have high chairs but the bathrooms are inside the shopping centre. I got a golden gaytime bomb and my husband got a mars bar shake. Our shakes were great but the donut on mine was dry and heavy. Our son really enjoyed the wafers with a little of the toppings on them. The shop wasn't fully stocked and it was NYE so not sure how many deliveries would be coming over the next few days. They were out of the salted caramel, that was the shake my husband wanted originally. I overheard them telling a lady that they were out of apple juice but could make up fresh juice, you get served these massive shakes with no serviettes or spoons to help you out and their eftpos machine wasn't working. Sometimes it's the little things that make all the difference.

I have been here a few times and the food is amazing. It's good you get two choices sweet and…read moresavoury foods on the menu. It can get rather busy, but the staff are always happy and polite.

Cake & Plate offer an awesome variety of Cupcakes and Dessert options including GF and DF options…read more The coffee is on point with friendly baristas and staff. Birthday party and High tea dates available. Great little retail section and lots of cake decorating supplies. Check out their new Indoor Garden! Quirky and cute

This place is a Central Coast institution. A short walk up the road from Terrigal beach you'll find…read moresome really great ice cream, young but nice staff and the famous Sink. $35 for 15 scoops in an ornamental sink with sparkles blazing. How could this be anything other than a quintessential Aussie experience?

Was craving for dessert after a long day of walk. And was recommended to try this place. We opted…read morefor their speciality " deep fried golden gaytime ice cream ". It was really good! Between the hot and cold (deep fried/ice cream) with a touch of sweet (crunchy mini chocolate balls plus fondu). The dessert was gone pretty quick. Our 7 years old niece finished it all by herself and wouldnt let her dad have a bite! We went around 15h and had the place to ourselves, but I was being told it can get packed on evenings. The decor is focused on chocolate and had some cute quotes on their walls. The staff was present to greet us, order was quick. Children friendly place

It was such a good dessert shop! We shared the deep fried…read moregaytime ice cream, oreo brownie sundae and tim tam frappe and i couldnt fault any off it! Well worth the calories!!