Updating my review because this is not D for Dessert!…read more Still a great shaved ice spot for desserts and more in Hollywood. I came here after a beach day with my family as we were craving something sweet and refreshing. Since it was on the way home, it was an easy decision to stop by here. Parking is super easy as this is located in a parking lot with plenty of spaces. We got two of the bingsus-- strawberry mango and the earl grey boba tea snow. Both were so good and catered to different palates. I really loved the earl grey one because it came with lychee jelly which was an expected but pleasant surprise. The mango strawberry is a classic and it did not disappoint. The inside was clean and the staff was super nice. They also had cakes here and some specialty Asian desserts. A great spot for dessert in Hollywood!

If I could give this place 10 stars, I would! I ordered a cake for pick up but decided to grab some…read morematchas (about $8 each) while there. I'm not really a fan of matcha but they were super helpful in discussing flavors and their more popular drinks. We ended up ordering the brûlée matcha and strawberry matcha. The birthday cake was presented beautifully and they even included a birthday crown, birthday candle and a happy birthday sign. From this point forward, all my birthday cakes will be from D for Dessert!

Fun dessert with great texture and presentation…read more Stopped by Puffles and ordered a waffle ice cream dessert. The waffle was served warm and fresh with a crispy exterior and soft, fluffy interior. Paired with the cold taro & matcha ice cream, it created the perfect contrast of temperatures and textures. The ice cream was creamy and refreshing, and every bite felt like a fun treat. Service was friendly and efficient, and the staff prepared everything fresh to order. The vibe is bright, trendy, and perfect for a dessert stop. The presentation is cute and photo-worthy, making it a fun place to visit whether you're with friends or just satisfying a sweet craving. Overall, a delicious dessert experience. The combination of warm waffle and cold ice cream is hard to beat, and I'd definitely come back to try different flavors and toppings.

I'm not a huge dessert or sweets person, but I would come here every day if I lived nearby! The…read moreworkers were so patient as we figured out what we wanted to order and how to customize our waffle and it came out so perfectly. If you have trouble finding this place, just follow the scent of fresh, warm egg waffles that trails along Margaritaville.

Delicious!!!! We wanted a late night dessert and this hit the spot (that's what she said). The…read morewaffle was prepared fresh and quickly. We will be back for sure.

R-RATED DESSERT SHOP...Located in downtown Hollywood FL. The scent of fresh waffles and chocolate…read moreblasting you in the face as you walk inside. A big pink piano and phallic pictures on the walls. We ordered two waffles shaped like genitalia and loaded them with sugary toppings for $9.0 each. They also offer waffle boobies, pizza and ice cream. For an odd reason this shop reminded me of an adults only candy store. The shop is open until midnight on the weekends and they serve alcoholic beverages. This location has been open for one year and a second location is based in Miami. For $39.99 you can smoke a Hookah or just relax at a table and listen to music from the dj booth while you eat your chocolate covered genitalia. They had a gender neutral bathroom with had a light blue light and was clean.

I like the Farmer's Milk restaurant. The food is excellent. The decor is lovely and is a relaxing…read moreplace for a meal. I also like the digital screen ordering process, although I imagine some may not enjoy that way of ordering. You put in your order, pay on the screen, put in your name and they call your name when it's ready. The food comes fast, even when they are busy. The only negative thing is there are no refills on coffee. I don't mean lattes or fancy drinks; I mean plain American coffee. I can't say the service is friendly; it is an efficient manufacturing process. As long as you know what to expect, you can manage your expectations accordingly. . Otherwise, it would have 5-star potential.

Farmers Milk Cafe has great food and pastries, with plenty of tasty options to choose from. The…read moreinside is cute, cozy, and well-designed, and the store itself is very efficient. Service was okay, but could be a bit more attentive. Overall, a solid spot for a quick bite, coffee, and pastries.

They were giving out samples and the cholado tasted so good and refreshing that I decided to buy…read morethe famous volcano cholado. WOW!!! It was AMAZING! So fresh and delicious it actually quenched my thirst. Definitely going back next weekend.

So it all started with a sample and nothing else gave me that yummy taste of this drink…read more On my way out I had to order my own drink to enjoy on my ride home. The cut fruits were delicious and once I got to the bottom I got such a delicious cream This sure hit the spot. The server was so nice and kept offering me more to try. Love that they are local and have such a clean and nice spot at the yellow green market.

I have heard that this is a hidden gem in the area. I knew that I had to give it a try…read more We went at around 6 pm and it was so busy. The place has 2 people working. They were so kind and did everyone's orders quick. It's a casual spot. Grab and go. I got the rainbow sprinkles and the chocolate and vanilla. It was delicious. Decent prices. I am coming back.

This small frozen custard shop is a Hollywood throwback gem. It's conveniently located near my…read morefavorite thrift store, so after a hot Saturday afternoon of shopping I stopped by for refreshment. Keep an eye out for the charming blue-and-white stand topped with American flags, set back from the road, it's easy to miss, but worth seeking out. The Siciliano family has been serving the Miami community for decades. In October 1961, Louis Siciliano opened a sub shop at 711 NW 119th Street in Miami. Although the original location has since closed, the family legacy continues with Siciliano's Frozen Custard and the neighboring Sub Center and Siciliano's Subs, all operated by members of the Siciliano family. Don Drybread, Louis Siciliano's great-grandson, originally opened the custard stand as Uncle Tony's Frozen Custard before renaming it Siciliano's in honor of his mother's side of the family. Siciliano's specializes in frozen custard, which differs from traditional ice cream by containing egg yolks and being churned with less air. The result is a denser, richer, silkier dessert with a smooth texture. It's also served at a slightly warmer temperature than ice cream, allowing you to savor its rich flavor. The custard is made fresh throughout the day, ensuring the perfect consistency every time. Custard is offered in the classic flavors of vanilla, chocolate, and a twist of both, available in cups or cones with your choice of nuts, candy, fruit, or sauce toppings. The menu also features sundaes, sorbet, milkshakes, and their signature thick Hurricanes. For something a little different, Carolyn's Creations transforms the custard into treats like cannolis, dessert tacos, and ice cream sandwiches. I ordered a medium vanilla custard topped with butterscotch and it was so satisfying. The rich, creamy custard made the perfect treat on a hot summer day. There isn't any indoor seating, but there are picnic tables next to the Sub Center, which is great spot to savor your sub or custard.

JAPANESE DONUTS?…read more Still not sure about the connection between donuts and Japan but the inside did portray a strong Japanese influence with giant paper umbrellas and pink flowers pasted to the walls. Beautiful gourmet donuts were stacked in the glass display case begging for attention. DONUT: Maple Bacon Cake. The oreo cookie donut also looked amazing but I'm sure mass calories. TASTE: Amazing sweet bacon crumbled onto a moist cake, although could have been softer textured. PRICE: $3.15 - great value KITCHEN: Open concept to the customers to view. BATHROOM: Very clean gender neutral and continued the pink colors with rough gray stone lower walls accented by the dark brown wooden flooring. (See Pic) My opinion of the immediate area was highly sketchy and my head was on a swivel.

OMG this bakery is so cute!! We came here for my daughter's…read more9th birthday and it was perfect. She was overjoyed! Everything inside is pink and cheerful with flowers and lanterns. They serve gorgeous indulgent doughnuts, yummy corn dogs, and spiral potatoes. All delicious! My favorite thing about An Banh is the staff. Everyone we met was friendly and welcoming. This bakery is a delight! 5 stars!

Zalie Cakes was amazing. I felt like I had stepped into a time capsule that transported me to the…read more90s with all the memorabilia found there. Plus you can't go wrong with all their delicious vegan treats. Service was great! There was a mom and son team working while we were there. So cool to know it's also family owned and operated.

Zalie Cakes in downtown Hollywood is a unique bakery at the rear of the shop selling freshly baked…read morered velvet and banana mini-cakes for $4.00, in addition to Oreo Brookies, Cinnamon Buns and Cookie Butter Babka Rolls Cheesecake. The baked treats are all dairy free, egg free and vegan. We purchased the banana mini cake which was moist and delish. The big deal is every Tuesday with $2.00 mini cakes. We came on a very busy time since there were over twenty customers on a food walk tour trying to get their baked treats at once and it seemed the person behind the counter was overwhelmed, and I was too. The shop had really nostalgic items from the 70s and 80s scattered around the room including old albums and toys with a nice giant blue velvetish shoe seat. The parking was easy on the street for $1.50 an hour so not bad at all. They do offer a big parking garage too.

If you love boring donuts , this is not the spot to come to. Mojo donuts has always been a staple…read moredoughnut spot for me in Pembroke Pines. Ive been coming here for over eight years. I used to go a lot to the miami location and when i loved closer to this location i kept it going. My son has always been a fan of death by chocolate and me The log cabin bacon..i love a good salty and sweet. They offer so many different types of donuts. This is a kind of spot you need to bring the little ones so they could get a sweet treat. As always, the staff is super sweet and always makes me wanna come back for more.

Drove by, read the reviews and decided to stop by! I'm glad I did…read more These are amazing! So many to choose from for an amazing price 6/20$ They are super fluffy and melt in your mouth! The Oreo and guava were our favorites. Friday was BOGO apple fritters. Staff was pleasant and helpful in us making decisions on what to pick. Definitely going back when I'm in the area!

Classic American ice cream parlor with creative and amazing flavors for everyone to choose from!!…read more Every time I'm back home in South Florida, I always make it a must to stop by here for a sweet treat. I've had their ice cream sundaes in the past and they're delicious! They even offer ice cream by the scoops (cup or cone), milkshakes/malts, ice cream sodas, and freezes. We stopped by last week after craving a sweet treat on a hot and sunny day. Our son has been into cookies and cream milkshakes lately so we decided to get two milkshakes. What I really like about this place is that they have a take out window for quick and on the go orders. I've dined in a few times in the past which the restaurant is so nostalgic with all the decor. The staff are friendly and efficient. We didn't wait long for our milkshakes. Our son absolutely loved his Oreo cookie milkshake. I have to admit that I've never tried their savory dishes but it definitely gives us a good reason to come back the next time we visit. We will be back!

I am not someone who typically leaves negative reviews, but this experience really upset me…read more We had heard this was a historic ice cream parlor, so we decided to go out of our way to check it out. While we were waiting in line, my 22-year-old daughter and her 19-year-old friend went inside to look around and browse the items for sale. They were approached by a female employee who rudely asked what they were doing. Fortunately, a nearby gentleman spoke up and said that they were clearly just looking around at the merchandise. My daughter ordered a double scoop without realizing how enormous it would be. The $14 double scoop on a waffle cone was literally about to topple over. Because the line was very long, I didn't want to cut in front of other customers just to ask for a cup. Instead, I stepped inside and asked an employee if I could have one to help save the ice cream from disaster. He gladly handed me a cup, and I politely thanked him. As I was transferring the ice cream, the same rude employee came outside and told me that I should have gotten back in line and waited for a cup. She barked, "The cups cost 50 cents extra." I responded that I would have been happy to pay the 50 cents, but we were having an ice cream emergency. Her response was, "Next time, wait in line and pay for the cup!" Keep in mind, I had just spent $38 plus a tip on two cones and a malt. I'm pretty sure I could afford the extra 50 cents. Needless to say, we won't be a next time. Ever. People who don't like dealing with customers shouldn't be working in customer service. Oh, and according to the girls, the ice cream wasn't life-changing, either.