Following on my day from my earlier sugar rush, my sweet tooth led me here. I always enjoy a good…read morewaffle especially a liege one as they have that sugary crunch to them. This hole in the wall operation in Broadway makes them fresh to order and although a small operation, they are delightfully friendly and happy. I ordered a Liege Waffle With Pears Two Ways, Custard, Maple Syrup, Candied Walnuts. I was advised a short wait for them which was fine as rather enjoy a freshly made one rather than having one sat on the shelf all day. Once I got this delicious goodness in my hands I was not disappointed at all. The star of the show was the waffle. Delightfully crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, it was a wonderful vessel to hold the topping of the custard and maple syrup. The pears were nice and soft (some being poached and sliced and others were cubed) and the crunch of the walnuts on top were nice. If you happen to pass by this outlet, the smells of freshly baked waffles should draw you in!

My Sweet Boutique reminds me a lot of the Cinderella fairytale. Cinderella was surrounded by two…read moreUgly sisters, likewise My Sweet Boutique has had to battle with two ugly sisters, in it's case being located in the grounds of a petrol station and on a main road. This wonderful fairytale has a happy outcome because like Cinderella this beautiful princess has prevailed and shown her true beauty to the World. My Sweet Boutique ( MSB ) is one of Sydney's hottest food trucks and it specialises in waffles. They open to the public Wednesday - Sunday and serve across from the Enmore Park. The Food Truck is beautifully decorated by lots of nice food isms and the whole truck screams Instagram so you better be prepared to # and snap to your hearts content and that's before and of the glorious food is even served. The Waffles come in 6 variations of flavours some of which include the 2204 and Enmore Road. The flavours favour from the flavouring sauces and fruit and nut content. The option is for it to come in a slider ($6) slab ($9) or in a mason jar ($12). Of course everyone wants the jar because it's more fun. The jar I got was 2204 which offered a combination of ice cream, smashed waffles, banana, popcorn and salted Caramel. The presentation is absolutely amazing here and it's almost a crime to eat out of something that looks that good but just try and resist. The jar comes with the option of a lid too which is cute if you want to keep the jar and try DIY job on it later. Also on offer here is the famous Nutella names Jars. So basically you get a personalised jar stacked with waffles and cream on the top and inside gorgeous Nutella and ice cream on the inside. It's an absolute must for anyone that wants to show off to their friends. The staff are extremely friendly and happy to assist you with recommendations on the best selections. My Sweet Boutique is a gorgeous food truck that is definitely a piece of gold that Marrickville is happy to keep for themselves because these place would go off anywhere because my friends this place is an absolute diamond.

We drove past many times but never stopped because the lines just seem very long. Big mistake!…read moreDon't let the long lines deter you from these awesome desserts! We tried the special of the week and the name alone will make you salivate. Who can honestly say no to "Belgian waffles smothered with melted chocolate and maltesers. Topped with salted caramel Icecream and sprinkled with crunchy popcorn."?! Yes the lines are long but they move quickly and totally worth it. You can thank yelp later for leading you to this hidden gem.

After arriving in the blue mountains fairly early in the morning, we stumbled across this tiny cafe…read moreand decided to grab some breakfast. We started with coffees, that were very cute, coming with tiny bear cookies. I had the avocado toast with eggs and the husband had the waffle with chocolate and ice cream and the works. My avocado toast was quite tasty. The cheese on top was delicious! The waffle was not nearly as good. It had sprinkles on top that made it very crunchy. Anyway, if you're looking for breakfast, this isn't a bad place, but maybe not the best place in the area to stop.

The blue mountains one comes here to see were worth seeing, but my expectations of meager food…read moreofferings were surpassed by this cafe. It wasn't coffee I sought but waffles, and they did well. Their strategy is to offer small but inexpensive items and charge for toppings, which worked out fine for me. I ordered a presumably healthy whole grain waffle, a tasty cinnamon one, and split my maple syrup and kiwi fruit between them. These were thick, cake-y waffles, quite satisfying. They also offered potatoes with a range of savory toppings, and I rather wished I'd gotten one of those after sampling it. They offered some nice shake flavors and ice cream as well. As a non-coffee drinker, I can't vouch for that, but as far as food goes, between the customization, value for money, and premium location, I was very happy, enough to round up the 4+ stars for the rating.

For the chocolate lovers or not, you should check this out! It locates in Westfield Shopping Centre…read moreso you can just drop by before or after shopping. Even upstairs is movie theatre so also you can come to try something very nice and sweet. They open till late 11:00pm and 12:00am on Saturdays. My favourite is chocolate fondu with strawberries. Try it out! You would love it.

Max Brenner is a chocoholics dream with pipes that run through the ceiling of milk and dark…read morechocolate. The venue is chocolate chocolate chocolate on each and every corner. The cafe offers plenty of options such as cakes, waffles, hot chocolate, coffee, teas and chocolate fondue sets but to name a few things. The hot chocolates on offer are of a good standard but my favourite thing to order is the White Chocolate Chai. The White Chocolate Chai arrives out pipping hot in a tea infuser. You place the infuser over your mug and push to release the flavours. The White chocolate blends beautifully with the chai leaves and offers a couple of mugs worth which is great. The hot chocolates are good here too but I have had better in other cafe's so usually wouldn't order it from here. They are famous for the waffles which just don't do it for me. A little over priced I feel and that's the same for the chocolate fondue. With that said I think they offer plenty of dessert options and generally is something for everyone on the menu. The cafe also has a shop that sells a range of chocolate related products such as fondue sets, mugs, chocolate flakes, waffles and many chocolates. The staff take a really strong front in regards to selling the products they offer which is great to see. Their knowledge and enthusiasm is awesome and the lady we encountered knew the history of the company as well as its extensive range. Great option in Bondi for a pre or post event cinema snack or drink.

"What's it called?" I asked…read more.. "Bogota" I thought I heard. "Bogoda?" I asked again "Bagoto!" I thought I heard the second time "B A G O...." "No P A G O" "Ahhh Pagoda! Like those Japanese temple thingys?" "Yeah but with a T, so no" I'll admit, I'd had a few by this stage so I was slur spelling. Pagoto has the very familiar two rows of gigantic tubs of gelato that exists at every good gelatician (I'm sure I just made that up but whatevs). Tubs of delectably designed decadent creamery that is impossible to resist - though I did manage to just get one scoop as flashbacks to the spin bike and how many revolutions each scoop is worth sizzled my senses. Watermelon and Feta... I spied this and my buddy told me to get a taste. How can I describe it? You know that face you pull when you first bite into a grapefruit? Got it? Ok... there you go. I finally settled on a burnt caramel crisp which was damn fine I might add. This is really great gelato, and there's clearly a lot of passion behind this place, with murals adorning the outside walls, whilst the interior is classy and suits the bizzo. Loved it, could be back... if I ever return to Oz.

This was recently opened in the UNSW campus. (wise choice!)…read more I have tried Max Brenner in NYC before so I knew I would not be disappointed, and I was not ! Prices can be a little steep (especially for college students, boo !) but it is definitely a good place for students/ friends to hang out/ chat over a cuppa or delicious chocolate desserts. Here are some of the items which I have tried: Latte ($3.50): Yes, why would anyone order a coffee in a chocolate shop but hey, it's pretty good !!(in case you are wondering) Hot Milk Chocolate ($5.50) : Double thumbs up, definitely a winner during cold days / sad days / rainy days....or any day !!!!! Tutti Frutti Waffles ($18.50) : Overpriced.....but very fulfilling and satisfying :)

A great place for coffee and hot chocolates or milkshakes. Plenty of sweet options too. Can be very…read morebusy during university days. Plenty of seating and worth a visit.

Good cheap snack in Chinatown Sydney. The line goes by quick and he puffs are hot and tasty! I…read morewould totally recommend if you're in Chinatown! A must try!

Once it hits noon, there's a constant line at Emperor's Puff. This appeared to be the most popular…read morevendor in Chinatown, but after trying it, I don't quite understand the hype. You can purchase one puff for $0.70, six for $4 or nine for $5. Prices are relatively cheap, but they have risen over the years. Just two years back, $5 bought you 12 puffs. We had just finished lunch, so we ordered the pack of six which came in a paper pouch. The puffs are served hot right out of the machine and packed to order. Each one is about the size of a ping pong ball with the dough being eggy and airy, similar in flavor to a bubble waffle. They contained a light custard, but other than being a little sweet, the filling was completely flavorless and left us disappointed. Perhaps the appeal is that they are fresh and considered a cheap snack. I wanted to love them, but we were unfortunately let down and I'd call these puffs overrated.

This is a must try! The froyo here is different from your average Yogurberry, it's actually made…read morewith quality and love. You can taste it in every bite-- soft serve style creamy goodness that melts in your mouth. (Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that this review is only for their soft serve froyo, but I'm sure the dairee whip and smoothies are top quality as well). They change their flavors every week and have this thing where you can like have all four flavors in one cup or mismatch to your likings. Sweet original doesn't change (I usually hate the originals in other froyo shops, but the original here is number one for me), and the other three can be anything from lychee to snickers. You can park at the Coles diagonally across the street, or if your lucky, you can find street parking. And last but not least, did I mention that they're over 97% fat free? Yeah that's right! Indulge!