Fabulously fudgey is both utterly fabulous and... well... fudgey!…read more I had my first fabulously fudgey experience at the Yelp event at the corn exchange and my word... that has to be the best fudge I have ever tasted! I highly recommend the chocolate orange variety which I could have eaten all evening given half the chance. Not so great for the waistline but damn good on the taste buds!

if your into you desserts then this is the place to be!!!…read more yummies dessert bar, on owler lane, firvale area near the schools is a wonderful place. they have ice cream, milkshakes, cakes, even do custom birthday cakes, school puddings with custard wow! memories! :) alot more the name says it all YUMMIES!! :p they are also on facebook which is how i found them!

So nice !!! Staff…read moreare friendly. Cookie and whipped ice cream is my fave thing. Cookie comes warm and has suave on it. I would go for the peanut butter cookie one. Tasted bit of my friends. Was so good. This place is a franchise. I would consider buying it to have in my house. Lol

My sweet bag had a hair in it but the workers are very nice…read more Also the shop is nice and a good place to go

If you want to get diabetes then this is your place to go. It's nothing but desserts with the…read morewonderful addiction of appetiser desserts to help ease you in to the personal chocolate fountain, chocolate kabab or any selection of sundaes. The desserts are frankly heavenly. My mate who decided we had to go here after a gut busting curry at the place across the road, almost had tears in his eyes as he described how beautiful the vanilla ice cream is. Yeah he bought ten scoops to take home. Which I very much doubt lasted two days. Everything here is prepared halal, as it's run by Muslims. Ever wondered what Muslims do at night whilst we go to a pub? They go to places like this to fill themselves with sweet stuff. I'd stick to a pub, then maybe a place like this after chucking out time.

Call me strange or a little snobbish, but I don't understand why Druckers would put one of their…read morefew stores in the White Rose Centre, essentially I guess there's nothing hideously wrong with White Rose Centre, but it's so ruddy far out of the city centre, and it's a bit of a ballache to get to on public transport, and a Leeds city centre store would be so tempting on the lips and hips of all those people who are a sucker for sweet pastry. Anyway, what to expect from Druckers, well I guess it's Starbucks in reverse, unlike Starbucks where you go in for a coffee and pick up a slice of cake or a sandwich if you're in the mood, you go in to Druckers for cake/dessert/sweet things, and possibly pick up a coffee or tea as an afterthought. Down to the nitty gritty. The large celebration cakes - TO DIE FOR! They look and smell and taste like gorgeous pieces of heaven made from frosting and yanno other stuff that's in cake. If you've got a boy's birthday coming up then they do a totally blue one, as a fan of blue e-numbers I find this very exciting. There's more than blue cakes to choose from, be it framboise, to gateaux, wedding cakes, and a whole selection of cakes that look divine with unpronounceable names. A definite for special occasion cakes, and something to think about for an alternative coffee and cake experience.

A girl has to eat. It's been at least 33 minutes and 17 seconds so I'm thinking it must be time for…read morelunch. Well in the White Rose you have various places to hit but I'm thinking those famous words...a little bit of cake. And this is the place to do cake. Forget the savoury snacks. That's what I say and for now my word goes. Nothing wrong with said food but when you have such belting tarts, muffins and cakes on show it'd be rude not to. Give me a Danish Pastry and I want one now. If you're feeling really naughty you can even mix and match with some ice cream, cookies or various sweet delights. It's a sugar junkies dream. It's also a dieters nightmare. Everything in moderation, so one small teeny weenie nibble can't hurt can it? Yummy.

This place is great for their shakes, cookies and sweets, waffles, ice creams etc. But the burgers+…read morefries type meals are very average. Staff are always super friendly, happy to put things right or better and have great customer service ethic. Child friendly hours for getting a freshly made treat on the way home.

The food here is AMAZING!! This place only serves pancakes, a few waffle dishes too. These…read morepancakes are beyond epic. They are made thin, similar to a crepe, but with the taste and texture of a pancake. They make both savory or sweet pancakes - with loads of varieties. And if you can't find something to your liking, they are willing to make a few changes to the items on their menu. This is a cute location, around the block from The Shambles, everyone here is friendly and helpful, the whole experience is delightful.

When I went in this morning with my mum and my little brother, I had a pancake with hot melted…read moreNutella, crushed Oreo's and Maltesers, mum had a bacon and cheese pancake and my little brother had a Reese's pancake but he was too full. The service was great! They were so polite and they made our pancakes within 5 minutes or less of ordering. And lastly, they captured the Amsterdam theme amazing, the ambience was really unique in a way! 10/10 would strongly recommend!

Two years on and I've finally been back to properly investigate the offerings at iCandy. And…read morewowsers, I'm so glad I did! If you're wondering what the fuss is about, let me explain - the concept is one that I don't think I've seen anywhere else in Leeds. It's a pure dessert parlour: A place to go indulge in delicious desserts after dinner, late at night, or any time in the day if you'd rather do sugar than savoury. Are there any other pure dessert parlours in Leeds? I'm not sure. That's not important though, when you can come here. So, a bunch of us Yelp crew piled in after the Pho evening for something sweet. The counter beholds a plethora of delicious sweet treats, from cheesecakes, to meringue roulades, to pies. The choice is pretty overwhelming if you're as indecisive as I am, but you'll be pleased to know I managed to make a choice - the peanut butter stack. The lovely lady at the counter advised me that it was better warm, with ice cream, and so that's what I did. If you're a coconut fan, you've got to try the ice cream - it was delicious. As for the stack, I absolutely loved it. It has cake, toffee peanut butter topping, crunch, and every mouthful was amazing. If you're in the business of enjoying a seriously, disgracefully sugary sweet treat, this is your Huckleberry. The Creme Brulée Coffee was fantastic too, topped with Crunchy, and a double shot of espresso. Considering it was a double shot, it didn't taste too strong, and was a bit like a sweet white chocolate based mocha. Fully yum, although probably not one for coffee aficionados, as it's more about the sweetness than proper good coffee. There's a room upstairs for groups to come and enjoy together, or a few tables downstairs if you want a quick bite with a mate. The ice cream selection is great, with a few weird and wonderful flavours, as well as smoothies, milkshakes, sundaes and more. And they seem to be open until around 10pm, so night time revellers can enjoy a non-booze based drink. Love it! Take a shopping break and indulge, it's worth it.

I took my first trip here this week where I was dissapointed to find out that they were closing…read moreearly but i could order something to takeaway. I ordered a piece of honeycomb cheesecake which looked devine and I couldn't wait to get home to taste it! To my disappointment the honeycomb pieces were soggy and not remotely like the crunchy stuff im a lover off. The cheesecake in general tasted like butter, it was so disappointingly flavourless and left a horrible thick greasy coating in your mouth. After a forkfull or two I decided the best place for it was the bin. I was encouraged to give icandy another go yesterday when I had a chance to actually eat in on a very lazy Sunday. Their menu is HUGE! After gazing over all the treats available I decided to go for a sundae (i love them) and icandy had a make your own sundae option where you choose 2 ice creams, two toppings and a sauce. After deciding what I wanted I went to order it and was told they didnt have the toppings I wanted in stock. I was quite suprised as I didn't choose anything ridiculous just maltesers and marshmallows which was part of pretty much every other sundae on their menu! After being told they only have skittles and whispa as a topping I went for whispa but there wasnt really much choice as skittles sundae doesnt sound overly palatable. My coffee arrived first and and I went to grab some sugar from the pots on the table to find the pot full of lots of empty wrappers, old sugar and a few hair grips...So just your standard sugar bowl contents really. My sundae arrived with a tower of whipped cream on top and I don't mean your regular sundae amount I mean this sundae should actually be is called whipped cream sundae with a hint of ice cream. I have never seen so much whipped cream in my life and the ice cream didn't start until half way down the glass so there really wasn't really much sundae. The chocolate sauce wasnt really a sauce either it was more of a glass decoration as it had turned rock hard and welded itself to the sundae glass. I really think the large menu goes against this place, yes it is great to have variety but not if it all tastes terrible. I would really love to say something positive about this place as I like the overall idea of it but in all honesty the only good think in there is the exit.