This a restaurant of decadent excess and sugar-rotted teeth. In other words, a sweet tooth…read moreparadise! You sit first then order at the counter. We had the #6 waffnut which was two crunchy waffles sandwiching a heap of ice cream. On top was drizzled chocolate and toffee bits and a waffle cone for good measure. Pretty delicious. $16 AUD worth though? That's debatable. Service was friendly and food came out early. Definitely worth a cheat meal!

This place is so fun and cute! The desserts are yummy! They can be a little pricey AUD 16/17 and…read moreany additional scoops of ice cream is AUD 3. But there really isn't another place that you can go and get these creative and instagramable desserts.

was walking down paddington when just came across this place and I kind of felt like getting a hot…read morechocolate so decided to stumble in there . Didn't have a lot of time so was only able to stay for a quick drink but looking at the menu was mighty tempting. They have a wide range of options for the sweet toothed out there. Thick shake menu looks great and then the hot chocolate came in an option of either Chocolate Fudge , Honey comb and one other that slips my mind. I decided to order the Honey comb. It arrives and it had marshmallow and honey comb on the side of the plate as well as some more honey comb inside . Was beautiful . Perfect temperature and the chocolate was delicious as well . I will definitely come back to check out the rest of the menu. Friendly staff who even asked if I enjoyed it too...

Zero stars if I could. Sad as this place has been here for over twenty years and I have loved…read morecoming here. In recent times, in fact the last three; the service and attitude of the staff has been getting worse. On arrival I chose the large table with a lounge, but it wasn't cleared and looked dirty. So I moved to a cleaner looking table. A waiter promptly came with water and delivered the menu. Nobody came to take my order for ten minutes. Where's my waiter? Oh there he is - on a break in another booth. Finally another waiter comes and asks what I'd like to order and at the same time gets my coffee order. More waiting and more waiting until I thought that why should I disturb anyone to follow up my orders? Today was so bad that I got up and walked out after waiting for my desert and a coffee that never came. What a horrible place and absolutely shocking service! I've had the Micky taken out of me now - forever!

I've had this place bookmarked for years. Maybe I'll try their dessert tasting menu someday, but…read morejust the regular desserts I tried were nothing spectacular. And on a late weekday afternoon, they were sold out of the drinks that caught my eye. The desserts are fine, but some of the prices are so expensive that I don't feel like I'd miss out on much if I didn't get them. The average price seemed to be $28 for a dessert smaller than the size of my palm. While some of the flavors were more unique, based on the ones I tried, they weren't actually good combinations or just blended together so that you might as well be eating one flavor.

I had hope to visit Koi during my last visit to Sydney, but I ran out of time. But for my most…read morerecent visit, it happened to be beside my hotel. After eating dinner somewhere else, my friend and I stopped at Koi for dessert. We go there only 30 min before close, so there weren't a lot of desserts left. We tried two of them - a pandan cake and a mango dessert. They were both beautiful looking, but don't recall being blown away by the taste. And it was very expensive. I thought to myself that it was not what I hoped. But I'll give the benefit of the doubt that maybe at the end of the night all they have the less popular desserts left. Next time I'm there, I'll give it another shot.

One of my favorite places for gelato in Sydney. Always a line, but also well worth it.read more

Honestly, when it comes to fancy ice cream, these folk hit the bullseye more often than not. At the…read moreworst, it's been nice ice cream but a bit weird. Usually, I would try one of their many tantalising experimental flavours that'll make your tastebuds dance. I stuck with an oldie but a goodie.. choc orange. It was without a doubt the absolute BEST choc orange ice cream I have ever had. The chocolate was not too dark and not too sweet, and the orange had a depth of flavour that complimented the choc perfectly. The waffle cone was delightfully crisp. The only problem is that if it's available next time I go, I probably won't have something different. Not a bad problem to have really!

Original Souffle was great and you can add a scoop of ice cream to make it even better. They offer…read morematcha, strawberry, Oreo, cheese with brown sugar pearls and chocolate. Friendly staff and made fresh while you wait. The Dodo Souffle came out and they topped it with powdered sugar, syrup and some whipped cream. This jiggly goodness is a must try whilst visiting Sydney, Chinatown area.

We ordered the Cheese Souffle with Brown Sugar Pearls with vanilla ice cream ! Definitely a…read moregenerous serving that my friend and I were happy to share. It was really tasty and not overly sweet ! The Souffle pancake was cooked well but I felt that it was lacking texture since everything was too soft, all cream and gluggy ? still delicious but definitely would not be able to finish the one serving each by ourselves. Still so yummy - a must try when you're in Chinatown & craving desserts ! Keep in mind as well - there is no places to sit ! It's more of an order n go place !

On numerous occasions I have found myself in Moore Park, also known as the Entertainment Quarter. A…read moreconfusing name given that it's not as entertaining as many other districts. But upon these journeys to said quarter, I've often been in need of a coffee, a place to sit, a place to meet and occasionally a place to have a milkshake or smoothie. And there is a place which I have frequented more than any other place in the quarter and that place is Dolcetto's Desser Bar. Dolcetto has a small interior with seats for about 15 people, then it also has outdoor seating, both open to the weather and enclosed beneath a plastic sheet. The coffee is good coffee and the milkshakes delicious, though they never feel like they're enough. I remember when I was a kid I'd go to the Bakery Cafe and get a milkshake and it wasn't enough that they gave you the milkshake glass, they gave you the metal cup they mixed it in for top ups. But that's a different kind of place, Dolcetto is full of people dressed in suits and smart attire who journey in from their offices for lunches and coffees, often I'll see people like Mario Fenech or AFL coaches who have come in from training for a cheeky caffeine injection. Moderately priced with plenty of seating, it's not a bad place to meet.

If you're looking for coffee in the Entertainment Quarter, head for the dessert bar. It might sound…read morea little odd, but as soon as you spot the Campos sign, you'll know you're in good hands. The morning rush sees all the staff from the surrounding Fox Studios descend here, so there's more reason to try it out. The coffee is consistently good - even at peak times - my only gripe is that I wish they had more quick breakfast options. I bought a muffin once and it somehow managed to be both too sugary and bland. I'm told the egg and bacon rolls are delish, but that's sometimes a bit too much for a morning. With a delectable gelato display and all sorts of other cake treats, it's a bit strange that they wouldn't have some banana bread or good quality muffins on offer. I've yet to succumb to said gelato stand, but from the happy faces of the Bent Street kids I see, it seems like a worthwhile indulgence. For now though, the Campos coffee hits the spot.

Hungarian donut? Cone of deliciousness? Kürtösh? Call it what you want but it's so good!…read more My friend recommended the hazelnut Kürtösh but the pistachio one looked so good that I did what any normal person would do... got both! I preferred the pistachio Kurtosh. The hazelnut one was like candy on top of the cone and very crunchy like candy. These are made to order so take around 10 or 15 minutes. Not really ideal for a grab and go but was worth the stop. They have a ton of other pastries as well that are pay by the pound. The kurtosh was really good, especially with coffee. I wouldn't go out of my way to go here but if nearby I would definitely go again.

This homey café is about one thing - Delicious, passed-down-from-mama recipe pastries and cakes…read more They're pretty proud of their house specialty - the twisty Hungarian pastry called (funnily), Kurtosh. It's quite good. Honestly, I'd say forget the pastry twister and go one of the Slab Cakes instead. Oh, so good! So far, my favourite has been the Catastrophe Flourless Choc Cake. Or mayyyybe actually the Lemon Crumble Cheesecake. Pretty much mention Mum's Chocolate Cake and I'm ready to trip someone over for a bite! If you can't choose, you could order a sliver of each and call it day. This is the best bit about Kurtosh - everything is sold by weight, and there's no minimum (or maximum) for what you buy. So you can literally order a sliver each of four kinds of cake. Hoorah! Extra bonus: open late so you can pop in for after dinner dessert.

Superb food, great location and lovely staff! Total winner. Tiny hole in the wall but a really…read morespecial place. Can highly recommend EVERYTHING here: especially quiche, frittata, ginger slice, and other baked goods. You can't go wrong! I wish I lived closer.... They also do great catering if you need to plan a picnic in Centennial Park. A real gem!

I absolutely loved this bakery-coffee shop! Our AirBnB was around the corner and I wish there was…read moreone in the US!!! The pastries and coffee was absolutely delicious!!! We bought a bunch of pastries one day for auntie and uncle who are Aussies (visiting their home) & all the pastries were soooooo yum! The staff are amazingly nice and so are the Aussies that come for coffee! Love love love this place!!!

Love love loved this place…read more Sunday sessions with a live band in the back courtyard. Greeted upon entry by the staff who had his hands full w on his way to deliver food to a table. I had to tell him to attend to what was in his hands before me. I like that. Not ignored just because they are doing something. To be greeted with Buonesera was a bonus!! True Italiano!! The front footpath tables, the indoor seating and the courtyard out the back provided totally different atmospheres. The staff were attentive, yet easy going. Felt right at home and even though it is on the side on pricey, don't mind paying the price for such a great ambience, and the way the staff made you feel. Enough to tend to the customer so that you can enjoy a true dining experience and the company you're in. Noticed the other patrons were Italian with family groups as well as couples. Not sure how long this place has been around, but it certainly ticks all the boxes of a good place that never fails to deliver. I'm all about the energy and this place has the right energy!!

This is an interesting one... I went here with a group of friends not knowing where we were going…read moreand what to expect. It was "Mad Monday" so $20 for all you can salad and pizza ($10 for kids under 12). Waiters come around to your table offering you different pizzas and give you one slice of each if you want it. When we told them that 3 of us were vegetarians they seemed openly annoyed by the inconvenience and nonetheless offered us every pizza with chorizo, prawns and ham on it... When we wanted some more tap water for our table my friend saw a tray full of bottles and brought one over to us. A waiter then angrily came up behind her and without a word grabbed the bottle from her hand, ignoring her apology for taking it herself and took it away. He also yelled "hey" at a customer who almost bumped into him on their way to the bathroom. All in all the staff was incredibly rude and did not look after us at all checking for drinks etc. Two stars because the food itself was good and maybe mad Monday is an exception for them but I won't be back.

Was looking for some dessert and a whole case of eclairs just happened to stop me. I got the lemon…read moremeringue eclairs and it was delicious! If you also want coffee, you can add it on for $1. Cute little place to people watch or just relax and have a yummy treat!

This is a new French patisserie that has just opened in Potts Point. On the main road at…read moreDarlinghurst Rd. It run by an actual French dessert chef, who makes actual French desserts. Which if you've never had them before are amazing! Currently he only has a small collection, but will expand with time. The coffee is also quite good. Not the best you'll have in this area. But with a little dessert, trust me it is completely worth it.