London is full of great eats and finds! Ran into…read moreWafflemeister on Oxford Street and it looked so good!!! With an array of choices, you can get some ice cream or what they are best at- Belgian waffles topped with delicious toppings! Or even a waffle with ice cream! Went with some friends and tried the strawberry dreams, black and white, the original, and the banana treat. ALL were so delicious. Freshly baked waffles topped off with delicious whip cream and chocolate syrup, Wafflemeister really does it well. Look out for them around London. They will not disappoint!!!

We walked 25 minutes from our hotel for this deliciousness and passed 10 bakeries on the way. This…read moreis the perfect combination for dessert. Crunchy, hot, sweet, cold, fruity, chocolatey all in one! The waffle was perfect. FRESH. I got chocolate, strawberries, gelato on mine. And it's pretty cheap I would say. Just so delicious. I want to try every combination. Seriously go here you won't regret it

Such yummy desserts and drinks. Build your own creation. Cute and quaint instagrammable spot. Love…read moreto visit this spot when I'm in town.

After seeing this place all over social media, I had to try it. I was expecting a queue but was…read morelucky that when I arrived there were only a couple of people in there. Firstly there are different options for a base- a cookie, brownie, doughnut or baklava. Then you choose your ice cream and toppings. I decided to go for the brownie topped with lotus biscuits and flake, and chocolate ice cream. It was really tasty and enjoyable. The portion isn't massive but is a decent enough size. I didn't think it was necessarily worth £7.30 though, which after adding the toppings is the price mine came to. So I do not think it is value for money, but maybe more attractive as a place to grab something and post it all over Instagram! They have got it right, with pink walls, cool seating and novelty mirrors on the walls. I did enjoy the brownie but now I wish I had tried the baklava as it would have been good to try something different that you can't necessarily get everywhere with these toppings. So now I kind of want to return just to try that! Whereas otherwise I probably wouldn't feel a need to return now that I've tried it. I wouldn't say the place was set up for an influx of customers either, considering how much it has been posted/advertised everywhere on social media. There was just one member of staff there when I went (Sunday afternoon) and so she took the orders and payment and then went and prepared the ice cream, so had there been a queue there might have been quite a wait. Like I said, I might go back to try the baklava if in the area, but this is likely somewhere that people visit for a media post and then don't return. The price point is too high in my opinion for regular customers.

We passed by this place on the way to lunch, and had to stop in on our way back. The baklava and…read moreother treats were simply delectable! Not too sweet with deep flavors from every bite. We enjoyed chatting with Yasser as he described some of the sweets that we wanted to try for the first time. Definitely on our list the next time we return to London.

This place is open late which is much appreciated! There are a variety of desserts to choose from…read moreand service is quick. It's more of a grab and go place but get some knafe heated up so you can enjoy it right away!

Delicious ube and pandan ice cream!! Order from the kiosks only, they don't accept cash. Service…read morewas very fast, there is some seating inside.

Absolutely fantastic ube bilog. Excellent portion size to split between two people. Super creamy…read moreice cream and the pandestal cover is sweet and a great compliment. Super busy when we arrived yesterday but order came quickly via ordering on the electronic screens. I'll definitely return for the ube brownie and the coconut dessert option.

Decisions decisions decisions!! And I haven't even got to the sweets yet!…read more This shop is listed 3 times on Yelp: Mrs Kibble's Olde Sweet Shoppe Mrs Kibble's Olde Sweet Shop Mrs Kibbles Olde Sweet Shoppe Having carefully studied the shop itself and referring back to my lessons on grammar, I've decided to review under this listing! Hooray Monica R - we agree on the spelling! Well, you can imagine this shop right at the end of the Willy Wonka factory tour. Rows upon rows of clear jars containing old style sweets. The assistants are happy to advise and offer little tastings. Your choice of goodies are packaged in retro style paper bags to take away and share. Whether you're looking for some nostalgia about the sweets you grew up with or to discover some new taste sensation, Mrs Kibble's is definitely worth a visit.

I like this place for its varied English style candies at a decent price…read more Both pre-packaged and also sold by weight. I had a small piece of Turkish delight, which I haven't had in years. Very fresh and tasty. I also picked up a nice hard-shell, soft center courrant candy package for about $5 pounds. Nice place to pick out some gifts. Very friendly and helpful service.

I'm a huge cookie lover and try to find the best cookies everywhere I go. I tried 2 places in…read moreLondon, and this was my favorite. I love a thin chewy cookie and the dark chocolate sea salt was just it. One complaint was that it felt a bit harder than I would've liked, but it still provided that chewy bite. The sea salt added that perfect saltiness the cookie needed. It was a giant cookie, which I love! The lady working there was so sweet and told me the one I got was one of the most popular cookies they have. Would definitely go back and try other flavors. In dollars, one cookie was ~$5, which is a bit pricey, but I did throughly enjoy it.

Really love the vibe of this brewery -- it's got that cool rocker/punk energy that makes it stand…read moreout. Great selection of drinks and solid pub food to go with it. Service was decent too. Perfect spot to hang out and unwind.

"You can even eat the dishes!" (kind of)…read more If you're a chocolate lover, look no further. Wonka would be a fan. I sure am. The hot chocolate here is dark, rich, and if you order it with "triple chocolate," the cup itself is dunked in dark, milk, and white chocolate. So with each sip you can also lick and enjoy the thick chocolate on the cup--and eat it all with a spoon. Everything edible here can be drenched in chocolate. The people at the next table got a big slice of chocolate cake--with more chocolate poured over it. Incredible. I went to the Fitzrovia location and visited late so it wasn't crowded at all. A unique experience for chocolate lovers. Highly recommended!

They have three different varieties of chocolate, all of them will be your favorites by the time…read moreyou leave. This place is so decadent and the food is sinfully delicious. Steam punk/urban decor, infuse presentation. Very friendly and welcoming but you will want a reservation. The Italian lady who owns the place is a delight. Make time for this Soho gem. Hey, it's also just next to the old Victorian Typhoid water well head so there's history here too!

This dessert and brunch cafe is not too far from Hyde Park, and worth a visit due to their unique…read moredessert options. I was particularly drawn to their ice cream, "Ice Dream" cubes. They are ice cream cubes coated in golden biscuit crumbs of different flavors. They are served atop sweetened condensed vanilla milk with a extra on the side. The ice cream itself is super cold and frozen, so it is hard to break through, but once consumed it is a melt-in-the-mouth delight! I got the Black Sesame flavor and the smoky, hearty flavor could definitely be detected through the crumb coating. My friend indulged in one of their hot chocolates, which came with a lot of whipped cream and a chocolate bear itself. The decor is very cute and colorful, and honestly makes a great place to meet up with friends.

The service was quick and the food was good. We ordered the omelette, breakfast croissant,…read moreBrioche, and Hummus trio. All were good. They have indoor and outdoor seating.

Next to Sherlock Holmes Museum, this sweet restaurant looks Neat …read more We tried after visit Museum which order Latte, Chocolate. The kids like their Strawberry Crepe, Banana Waffle with Syrup , One Scope Strawberry Gelato is the kicker of Dish. Will try others Waffles when visit here again.....

Whether you're looking for a quick coffee to go or a place to linger over a latte and a good book,…read moreSweet Liberty Cafe is a treasure. It's more than just a cafe; it's a warm, welcoming community hub that stands out for its impeccable service, exquisite coffees, and heavenly pastries. This is a place where every visit feels like a treat, and every treat tastes like a slice of happiness.

I have an intense love of financiers, so when I spotted financiers here I had to try them. I'm so…read moreglad I did because the ones I've had before (that led to my love of them) ultimately paled in comparison to the ones I had her. I purchased the caramel, framboise, and chocolate ones. Normally I wouldn't have gotten the chocolate one (it had mini chocolate chips) just because I didn't think the texture you work well, but because it is a chocolatier it made sense to at least try it. Ultimately, I do think the caramel and framboise options were the winners. They were delicious and moist and just beautiful. Don't get me wrong: I would never turn down the chocolate one, but when I go back I'll be going for the options (and possibly trying new ones).

This review is just for the eclairs - they are the best eclairs I've had in my life and I've even…read moreeaten eclairs in France where I normally live. The quality of the ingredients and chocolate are exquisite, but the downside (where I took off a star) is that they are on the small side and they are expensive at £5 each. They also sell a variety of chocolates (9 piece boxes, 16 piece boxes, beautiful heart chocolates, or by the unit. You can buy macarons in traditional flavors but my favorite macaron place in the world is Pierre Herme and they have more unique flavors there. We tried the chocolate eclair and the hazelnut one. Neither was overly sweet - it was just right. The texture of the cream was perfect too - it was airy, light, tasted fresh and not artificial, and was not too sweet. The bread part at the bottom was firm - not too hard, not too soft, and not spongy. The chocolate one had a raspberry/chocolate topping with gold flakes and it was just perfect. The hazelnut one was really unique, as I had never had a hazelnut eclair before but I love hazelnut anything. There were little pieces of actual hazelnut, the hazelnut cream was perfect and not artificial-tasting, and there was this powdered sugar crunchy thing on top. The hazelnut was a bit messy to eat/share, since the topping part was harder to break apart, but every bite was amazing. I'd definitely come back here again to eat eclairs. Note that if you want to eat here, they don't really have spoons suitable for eating/sharing - it's more like a small spoon to stir coffee. There's one table outside where you can sit and eat, but there's no seating inside, so don't expect a place where you can hang out and drink tea/coffee and eat your eclair. The eclairs here are fantastic, we came at the end of the day so they didn't have many flavours left, but they typically also have vanilla, salted caramel, and I'm sure a few others that escape my memory (I asked one of the staff what other flavours they typically have). I've overused the word "perfect" in this review, so just go here and eat some eclairs and maybe some chocolates too. I had a praline little egg and it was fantastic, but the eclairs were like nothing I'd ever have. Minus one star for the price, but I guess it's relatively cheap next to all the other expensive stores in Marylebone. Worth the splurge every once in a while and I'll definitely be back.