Love an all vegan cookie shop! We need more of these in the USA. One of us got vanilla soft serve…read morewith chocolate shavings and it was delicious. We were full from our previous meal but I'd love to return for soft serve, cookie dough, and a cookie.

I think this place changed its name to After School Cookie Club. Whatever it's called, it is…read moreabsolutely outstanding. I'm from the U.S. and am gluten, dairy and egg free (not by choice) and traveling and trying to find good things to eat, especially desserts is hard! I arrived in London today and found this place on Yelp. I had the soft serve (almond and cashew based) with a gluten free vegan chocolate chip cookie. I didn't miss the gluten, butter, eggs, cream...I mean it was seriously delicious. I wish we had this back home. The girl working was also amazing, handling a line of customers, food delivery and baking cookies. If your in the area, give it a try. We also tried the strawberry cookie and it was no where near as good as the choc chip.

Hats off to the Soft Serve Society in London for great customer service. It was 10 min past closing…read moretime and as I was randomly walking by the Soft Serve looking for dessert, the applesolutely caught my attention. It is described as soft serve ice cream, oat crumble, and apple cinnamon stew. I love apple pie and ice cream and I saw potential for a nice treat. The girl behind the counter said she was willing to take my order if it is something simple. She was ok with making an applesolutely for me. Ohh it was so delicious as I walked off in bliss. It was just short of an actual apple pie slice stuffed in a cup of ice cream. The sweetness and the spices there had the apple stew flavor just right. It's hard to find good apple pie or apple desserts with good flavors that's reminiscent of grandma's apple pie. The ratio of apple filling to ice cream was even perfect. My sister sampled it and was at the counter 5 minutes later and the same girl was nice enough to make her one! It's a shame that sometimes you find the best foods far away from home.

A few of us stopped by after dinner for dessert, at the recommendation of a colleague and this…read moreplace didn't disappoint. Cute and cozy little shop with delicious sweets and combinations to satisfy just about any craving. Definitely worth the stop if you're visiting London - I do recommend.

Wow! My friend walked up with ice cream in her hand. She had pointed out Chateaux as they rode up,…read morebut they were still setting up and then I forgot about them. Mistake! I sampled her ice cream. A bit of citrus, but something lurking beneath, something herbaceous. I ran over and said I wanted the lemon zest ice cream because that's what my friend said. Wrong! Orange zest with rosemary and honey. I love rosemary and my subconscious must have picked out that flavor. So good! Today's flavors come from La Gelateria and included these also: chocolate and chili sorbet; strawberry sorbet; bergamot sorbet; lemon sorbet; peanut butter; and fresh mint & chocolate chips. One scoop was £2.50 and two scoops was £3.50. So, check out Broadway Market when you can. And if you're wondering about their flavors, check out their website link.

Delicious gelato! Looks small from the outside, but has plenty of seating. Great dessert options…read morefor friends/couples to share. Portions are generous.

Amazing ice cream and confections , air con, and perfect refreshment for a hot day. Only one…read moreperson working made the wait a bit long, but plenty of open tables

Taking a trip to London soon? Have a sweet tooth? Please visit this place! You will not be…read moredisappointed. I had such a hard time deciding what to order, as everything on the menu just sounded so good! I ultimately ended up going for the chocolate crepes which was served with soft serve ice cream on the side. Absolutely delicious! Staff was also very friendly and service was quick.

Pretty cool place here in London. If you're not worried about destroying your diet than this is a…read moregreat spot to get a milkshake or your chocolate fix. My wife and I opted to get the chocolate fondue which came with marshmallows, cut up banana and strawberries along with a waffle. It was amazing. Made me feel guilty afterwards but it was great. The service was rather fast and nice. Highly recommend stopping here to satisfy your sweet tooth

The friend texted "whiskey ice cream". What? Where!? She couldn't come fast enough to London Fields…read moreto direct me to delicious ice cream flavors. Upon meeting us, we were informed there was ice cream at the London Fields Brewery. Welcome to Tomscoopery, a one woman ice cream establishment welcoming you to London Fields Brewery. I was definitely after her whiskey ice cream (malted whiskey to be exact). There were other flavors too. She sources her gelato from 2 or 3 establishments. Though she didn't know the specific whiskey used here, she's focused on knowing what the ingredients are and where they are coming from. You can tell from her knowledge and the signage denoting the vegan and premium selections. From Gelupo there was: ricotta, almond & elderflower; emelia rumagna apricot honey; malted banana; 72% Venezuelan chocolate; and Pimms & Lemonade (winner for my friends). From Il Gelato di Ariela there was: malted whiskey cream; wild blueberry sorbet; and alfonso mango sorbet. 1 scoop = £2, 2 scoops = £3 and for a premium ice cream add another £1. There you have it. Check out their facebook page (Google it since Yelp didn't let me add it) for more information and get yourself down to the London Fields Brewery for cream and brews.

If you want to learn the art of how to slice a normal sized cake into 15 pieces without it…read moredisintegrating, this is the place. If you want a tasty bite which fills a hole, mozey on past to one of hundreds of other choices in the area. Barbour and Parlour is a stone's throw away and does a mean muffin for £2.50. My sorry arsed excuse of a slice of Pecan Pie was £3.50. (Picture to follow)

Motown Desserts is based on a cute concept, with menu items following a Motown theme, but this…read moredessert shop did not do the concept justice. The interior is quite dingy, with paint scraped off the walls, and old tables and chairs. More importantly, the desserts are not worth getting. I would not mind paying 4 pounds for a slice of cake if it was delicious, but my red velvet cake was far from it. Not only was the slice pretty small but the cake was dry and the icing too sweet.

This was a worthwhile stop during our stroll along Brick Lane. Located in a small shop at the…read morecorner of Brick Lane and Bacon St. (just to add to its appeal), the vintage feel jives with the overall ambiance of the Brick Lane experience. But inside this shop is an experience all its own. Those of us well into our adult years will still get that proverbial "kid in a candy store" sense when walking into a place like this. The immediate reaction is "I'll take one of everything". The number of choices and sheer number of chocolates displayed in a confined space are both exhilarating and overwhelming at the same time. It was clear from the choices that this was a true artisan shop. In an act of fiscal and dietary restraint, we took away a half-dozen pieces. My wife always compares chocolatiers using their Chocolate Orange Peels (Chocolate Orangettes is what they called them at this place) as a benchmark. This place passed with flying colors. They also offered an intriguing Mango-infused Dark Chocolate with a pipet of Mango compote that you could inject before eating. It was also a highlight. The prices are fair for what this place is and the service is friendly, polite and efficient. If you are meandering up and down Brick Lane, this establishment is worth a stop. If you are a Chocolate fan, then this place is a must-stop. I guess there are people out there who are not chocolate lovers (or at least likers), but that is like not being a fan of oxygen from my perspective. I would like to stop again sometime to try one of the chocolate drinks. We opted to not get one this time on top of the candy pieces we bought to avoid the sugar overload. But they looked amazing from what I saw of others who did indulge.

The variety of chocolates available to select from at Dark Sugars is quite impressive. Everything…read moreis sold by the pound so we were able to grab a few different types of chocolates as we browsed around. They had a lot of different types of truffles which looked more simple compared to the fancy chocolate pieces that had little pipettes with flavored purée (which as raspberry & mango). Most of the chocolate seemed to be dark chocolate, lesser amount of milk chocolate, and a few white chocolate pieces. If you're around this store, stop in to grab a sweet treat!

Tl;dr great place for Hong-Kong style bubble waffles. Just do it…read more I personally would love some charcoal-roasted plain bubble waffles, but given the limitation of the food court I think they did a fair job. For bubble waffle experts, this one is on the lighter crispier end, in contrast to those with chewy and soft insides. Toppings are nice. They also have Hong Kong style bubble milk tea with an Assam blend.

Love this place! I'm a big fan of Pump and I think this is my favourite stall…read more The standout items are definitely the bubble waffles, but they also do great bubble tea and hot bowls. I've only tried the teriyaki chicken don hot bowl, but it's delicious. A really generous portion of chicken on a huge bed of perfectly cooked rice, with a really good teriyaki sauce. Cooked to order and reasonably priced at £6. My favourite bubble waffle is the marshmallow and chocolate sauce with added strawberry (£4). The bubble waffle looks pretty cool and is really tasty, the bubbles make the texture really interesting and prevent the whole thing seeming too doughy. It's nicely presented in a practical cone. I highly recommend and not just for the novelty factor.

As we took the train from Slough Station to Windsor we were hoping to grab brunch, but our ticket…read morefor Windsor Castle didn't allow for a sit down meal. To our surprise we walked past this unique cronut / donut spot, and my foodie senses started to take over. We strolled in to a pleasant aroma of sweetness! The cronuts in the case looked absolutely stunning so our group decided to try a few and share. We indulged in the Nutella, Yum Yum, Zebra, and the Oreo Dough. All were scrumptious, slightly dense, and extremely filling! Definitely plan to share as one of these bad boys can easily be plenty for 2 people. That being said, the leftovers came home with us...so I'm not complaining. The fellas behind the counter were very friendly and answered all our questions. They also serve ice cream, but I had no room to partake on this visit. Needless to say, don't be a Dum Dum...go try this Donutterie!

I'm from the birthplace of the cronut but I can honestly say that I'd never tried one until I went…read moreto London. I went in close to 1pm on a Thursday and they were already sold out of many flavors. I got the Almond & Pistachio Cro and it did not disappoint; fragrant, toasty almond cream centered in between layers of the flaky dough, dusted with sugar all over, topped with icing, and perfectly decorated with pistachios. The cream was more like a paste but the sweet almond flavor was very nice. Super heavy and good as a breakfast or snack if you're looking for something filling. £3.50 was not a bad price to pay, although it equates to the $5 USD it costs at the overly-hyped Dominique Ansel Bakery. Easy to miss as it is very small, but it's located a few shops next to the Shoreditch Station, on the bottom floor of Boxpark, which is filled with gimmicky Instagram-worthy food. I'd say to give this place a try if you aren't sure about Dominique Ansel, which sells their cronuts for only £0.50 more, but overrated, IMO.