Late night walks and lots of daytime walks definitely call for rewarding yourself and date with…read moresome chocolate! Great way to sample the areas offerings for dessert after a great meal and lots of exercise! Beware they look small but pack a ton of flavor, delicious chocolate cigar might have been my favorite but everything was really good. They do get pricey 12 chocolates and a cigar was over $50

This little shop was so cute and was an exciting stop on our stroll around downtown. They had a…read morevariety of yummy and slightly exotic macarons and we purchased a box of 6, along with a pink sparkly white chocolate Eiffel Tower. Here are the flavors we chose: Red velvet, lavender white chocolate, pistachio, violet cassis, grand marnier and dark chocolate, and finally basil and white chocolate. Some were flavored more boldly than others (red velvet just read as sweet, while the basil had a clear pizza sauce like flavor). Our favorites were the grand marnier and the lavender.

I was sooooooo excited when I walked into bakery heaven. We were immediately greeted by the…read moresweetest lady, finding out from our conversation that she was the owner. The was the the most charming, most popular bakery in Charleston. I purchased 2 lemon bars ( one for my sister) , a mini coconut pound cake and a pecan pie square. You MUST go early, because they do sell out. I was told that the cinnamon rolls are the best. I didn't get back to experience it, but I will on the next visit. Thank you so much for a the goodies and Southern hospitality!!!!

We've been going to Sugar for 14 years. And yes, the new owners have kept the classic cupcakes and…read morecookies. Go early, order ahead, and skip the weekend rush. Our go-to sweets are the chocolate chip cookie, double chocolate cookie, and the almond cupcake. All delicious.

If you can - take advantage of their monthly tasting menus! Absolutely amazing experience!…read moreWe were lucky enough to visit for the jazz and wine pairing - so fun! Chefs counter so you can interact and watch the desserts being plated. The chef was brilliant. Can't recommend this enough!!!

I was lucky enough to get a seat at Roxa in their first week. Having had Chef Heather's desserts at…read moreEdmund's Oast and at her pop-up downtown last year, I have been counting the days until she opened in Hanahan. Not having to worry about finding a parking spot is a game changer for me. The dessert bar is a dark purple, making the room feel comfortable and intimate while providing the perfect background for your Instagrammable drinks and plates. I started off with the Shirley Temple ($12 - NA). If there is cotton candy on the menu, I will order it - so this was an easy choice! My drink was served in a funky pink glass with a crisp wafer keeping the cotton candy from dissolving. The dessert menu offers a dozen or so options, including a Chef's Choice option of three desserts (well worth $42). I plan to return for their special Sunday tasting menu, so I chose two desserts of my own. The Sigh of Lima ($18) has a carrot cake base with butterscotch caramel and caramelized white chocolate and a floral finish. It was almost too beautiful to eat! I also ordered the Lemon Meringue Baked Alaska ($21); this one includes setting the dessert on fire and sprinkling sugar for a sparkler effect -- you should absolutely order it just for the theatrics! It has a kumquat sorbet with lemon curd, graham cracker, lavender, and of course the burnt meringue on top. My date for the night also ordered the Chocolate Teddi, which is maybe the cutest dessert I've ever seen and one which I wanted to bring home to cuddle with rather than eat. Make sure to make reservations in advance as the spot only holds 14-16 people! If you're having dinner at Cane Pazzo or Johnny's Garage, head to Roxa for a dessert nightcap. It's not to be missed.

Their specialty and seasonal drinks lattes/matchas are probably some of the most peak drinks I've…read moreever had. My family is jealous every time I send a picture of these creative indulgences, including their awesome donuts too. The staff is great! They've always been so accommodating and nice, definitely a plus here. It's easy to pass by this place because it's tucked behind the retail lot, so I hope they're getting the business they deserve. Keep an eye out when you're heading through Bees Ferry!

Cute coffee cafe and bakery. Sweet and savory baked goods…read more They only had big fluffy donuts when we were there as they sold out of the savory soft pretzels. The cold and hot lattes were very good and not bitter. Great place to hangout, drink a beverage and have a snack. Indoor and outdoor seating areas. Service was fast, friendly and professional.

Yummy!! Cute shop with yummy flavors of gelato. Staff is friendly & location is very cute! I'll be…read moreback!!

Get the olive oil and sea salt. You won't regret it…read more Also had coffee gelato and it was amazing. Was served quickly but this was off season and no lines

We ordered the PB&J Danish from Welton's Tiny Bakeshop! The husband and wife owners were recently…read morenamed to Food & Wine's Best New Chefs Class of 2026 and the bakery was also recognized as a James Beard Award finalist in the Outstanding Bakery category, so we had to check it out! The Danish was absolutely amazing! Every bite was flaky, buttery and everything you could want in an ideal Danish pastry. I wasn't sure how I would feel about a peanut butter and jelly Danish, but it worked so well and was such a fun combination! Service was quick. The shop was tiny, but adorable! We had to walk a bit as there wasn't close parking, but it helped us to burn off the calories we just ate. We are already excited to come back and try more. Hopefully they will have some chocolate treats next time as anything chocolate is right up my alley.

Quality of ingredients surpasses all expectations. Ordered the breakfast sandwich and what made it…read moreso delectable were the ingredients - simple but sooo delicious. Reminds me of something I could get in Europe, but American style. Baked goods were equally delicious: croissant, almond cake and something claw in the name. Although there was a line, we didn't mine waiting. It moved fairly quick - about a 15 minute wait on a Subway holiday weekend I didn't think was too bad given the amazing food. The person who took our order was exceptionally sweet as we were from out town and she helped us choose. When our order came out it was beautifully presented in to-go containers. Worth the wait and price !!

So good. I have no…read morephotos of the three little desserts I got because we dug in so fast. Friendly service and just absolutely divine. The black Forrest was so thick and chocolately with really dark notes of that cherry. Ugh!

La patserrie…read more Location: located next to Marion park on king street in Charleston Service: they were very friendly and got our food and drinks pretty quickly Atmosphere: a very airy light pastry shop. Has indoor and outdoor seating with display case for all the pastries and food they serve Food: crossiant, chocolate banana crossiant and iced vanilla latte. The crossiant was light and fluffy and not too overly buttery. The chocolate banana crossiant had a good proportion of filling to pastry so it wasn't overly full but you were able to get the flovor I. Each bite. The ice vanilla latte was good, not too sweet. Parking: it's on king street in Charleston so some side street parking but parking may be much difficult on weekends. It is a walkable area

I've been wanting to see what Crumbl was all about since I've seen the opening soon sign in this…read morepopular shopping plaza. When I first stepped in, I noticed the self order station and placed my order quickly. At first I was apprehensive about spending $4 on a cookie. But, I do like that they give you a bit of a discount for buying boxes. This could also be very dangerous! I went with the 4 box and selected Reese's peanut butter, Original M&M, Twix Caramel Shortbread, and Rice Krispy. I loved that they came out hot and they also open the box for you to make sure everything is correct. These are not small cookies, so I can see why they are priced higher. The M&M cookie was soft, crunchy, and slightly crispy. I loved that it wasn't all the way cooked in the center bc it was so thick. The Reese's cookie was salty and sweet. The Twix was my favorite cookie, but also the sweetest. I definitely couldn't finish it in one sitting. I kinda wish the Krispy also had a cookie layer because it was essentially a giant rice Krispy. I love Rice Krispies, so I'm not complaining. But, as a cookie shop, I think that would've been a nice touch. I would recommend for a gift or a sweet treat!

We were in that shopping center so decided to see what the hype was about... afraid I still don't…read moreget it. Don't mind the cost, if the cookies were amazing. Sadly, they're not. Hard as rocks or severely undercooked seem to be the 2 options. Very busy spot and only 2 employees to prep all orders and run register. They seem to have self serve order kiosks, but both were unavailable. The two ladies working were friendly and really hustling. They deserve more help on a very busy Saturday afternoon. Cookies are pretty, just very underwhelming all the way around. Tried heating them up at home and still just blah. I really wanted to be wowed