Blue Nova serves up some really good flavored organic ice cream rolls. You can jam to the beats…read moreblasting from their ice cream truck as you're waiting for your rolls. Their ice cream flavors and the presentation called out to me so I had to grab a cup while I was waiting for my number to be called at Tatsu Ramen. I guess it was my lucky night that I found them parked on side of this shopping center on Sawtelle, across from Daiso. I'm certainly glad I got my dessert before dinner! The black cat coffee crisp is perfect for the coffee lover like myself. It's organic French roasted Arabica coffee ice cream rolled then topped with roasted pecans, chocolate covered feuilletine, crushed dark chocolate coffee beans, drizzle of chocolate syrup, an Oreos cookie, and a s'mores marshmallow. The rolls were cold and chewy, didn't melt while eating like some other ones I've had. $10 for a cup is worth sharing and trying at least once for the experience. The ice cream maker might even bounce to the beat while making your rolls. I can't wait to come back to try the malted Thai tea and the Ube crunch.

The thirst is real for this truck…read more I'm sure there's a real yelp business for them... At least I think there is. I looked but couldn't find them. I have been craving Blue Nova for the past 2 weeks since I've had it. I haven't had ice cream this wonderful for a very long time. The rolls had a very long wait. I was getting irritated cause it was taking so long. And it cost $10. Long wait and expensive?! My sour tune changed when I took my first bite of heaven inside that cup. This delicious little cup of ice cream was worth $10 and even more so worth the wait. My husband wanted to treat me to something for my hard work as a stay at home mom. Me thinking, Babe it's a little pricey...But he said you deserve it with love in his eyes so I said ok. I looked at the menu and decided on the UBAECRUNCH. What a wonderful decision that was. The rolls are made of organic milk. It is thick and really creamy. You can taste the difference from other roll places. I feel that other roll places dilute their milk...Idk and honestly don't care. Blue Nova was one of the four places I've tried and it beats them all, hands down. And to those that think this is one of those fake reviews, it isn't. I don't know any of these people. I am just a dessert loving gal looking to enjoy what the dessert world has to offer.

So many choices in this world for good pies but very few offer GREAT Pies. Taart Pan is not just…read moremade locally, but they use as many organic ingredients as possible. The truth is in the taste! & it tastes GREAT!!! My friends and I were about to enter Tibet/Nepal restaurant on Holly st. in Pasadena a couple weeks back when I saw the local Farmers Market (Sunday from 9am-2pm). Actually I thought Taart Pan was a soup booth so I was curious to see what it was about. It ended up being a Dessert Pie Stand. Once I sampled the choices I knew I was hooked so I took some to go. These Pies are the BEST Tart Pies I have ever tried (and as a dessert Fan-a-tic I believe I have earned the badge to claim this too). I will try to express how my taste buds felt as I took the first bite of the Pecan Pie. Know that the crust is crispy yet soft, which in my opinion is perfect, to hold in the creamy pie and large whole Pecans on top. Know that there is a consistently perfect blend of flavor and crunch. Their size is just larger than the palm of your hand so it's not too big or small and the depth is about an inch so. Keep in mind just getting one or two will not be enough, these are great to keep a few around the house or even better to pass them to your coworkers. I am now hooked as a regular. I highly recommend for you to check out their website that offers savory pies that are Vegetarian and Meet (this will be my next venture to sample I'm confident they will provide the same exceptional experience). Happy Eating.

I found this stand at the Pasadena Farmers marked on Sunday! They had a selection of little tarts…read moreand pies, sweet and savory, with samples of everything. I loved what I tried and went home with a bag-full.

Yes, parking is terrible, but it's downtown it's expected!!…read more This strawberry sorbet was worth the search for parking and the risk of pulling over in a loading zone (before yall come after me, I do not condone illegal parking!) The sweetest but not overbearing sorbet I've had in a long time. Tasted like when my mom would cut up strawberries and but sugar on top. Definitely a win on this hot summer day. Such a cute little spot with many options. I was offered to try as many as I wanted and I would have if I was not in a rush. Going back soon but walking from home next time.

28 Wishes is located in the middle of downtown Los Angeles. Parking on a Saturday was at a metered…read morespot a block away. During the weekdays I'm guessing it will be challenging finding a spot nearby. Vanilla ice cream was rich, creamy, and full of sweet delicious vanilla flavor. Cookies and cream was a mix of rich, creamy vanilla ice cream with what tasted like Oreo cookies. Delicious. Passion fruit had a sweet fruity flavor with a little bit of tanginess. Just like a passion fruit and delicious. Mango was refreshing with a bold, sweet mango flavor. The staff was friendly, efficient, and provided lots of samples. 28 Wishes has a very good selection of delicious ice cream.

Goodness me, it's Holy Churro! Without further ado let's begin this review…read more Holy Churro is a new churro vendor within the GCM. They sell churros and drinks. The price of a classic churro seems pricey which didn't get me to that stratosphere in taste. But I wanted to try it because it's cheat day. Male staff was nice and competent. Service was okay. Overall, it's a decent churro vendor.

This place was a hidden gem in grand central market. I got the cupcake looking cinnamon roll and it…read morewas really good! It had croissant dough and was tasty. Staff was really friendly and I will definitely be back.

Forgot to take a pic, but I had the Spanish latte. It's not overly sweet but just average flavor…read more Coffee isn't that great, I'd come back though because the service was good.

I'm a sucker for a sweet treat, and this did not disappoint!! I was able to get these for free…read moresince I won the 626 scavenger hunt, and the fruity pebble churros and soft serve SMACKEDDDDD. The serving size is perfect for the night market, and line wasn't too long. Try it if you're a sweet treat type of person!

Delicious soft serve with churros? What more can you ask for? It is such a simple dessert plus…read moreadded fruity pebble topping?! Perfection. It's not super sweet and it is just right. I haven't seen them at the Granada Hills Food Truck row in a while. It's been a minute since we've gone but they weren't there the last time. If you're ever craving dessert after the delicious food truck meals, stop by this one! Even on a cold night, you can't get enough of it. They are SUPER quick with preparing it and then completing your order. No seats around since it's a food truck but I'm sure you'll find something! The car is always good too. IG: @ammysalamii

Just tried the coffee gelato today. It is really great. Clean place and friendly customer service…read more Moh gave me a free taste of both the coffee and the cherry gelatos. Both are good, I just really love the coffee flavor. I got my yummy ice cream on a waffle cone. Yum!

Good selection. Excellent and friendly service. Convenient location…read more I'll come here again the next time I'm in DTLA.

So happy Im back in LA! I get to visit my favorite mochi donut place in DTLA hehe :) extremely…read morehappy this time I got to bring my frenchieeee with me hehe! Order the Thai tea and a moochi donut, this place never disappoints! It was delicious! This place is a cutesy donut shop hehe and can't wait to keep coming back

I originally Googled Mochinut, but the directions led me to a parking lot…read more I noticed a small pink shop from inside the parking lot, (near the Olive St exit). SOMOCHI: The worker inside the shop said this location may have been a Mochinut but they went bankrupt (or something like that), so now they operate independently. He didn't seem too sure though, and I haven't fact checked it yet, so take with a... "grain-nu-lated" sugar! ;-) MOCHINUTS: - Flavor selection was pretty limited. + A small paper near the display area says they rotate a new flavor every few days. + I ordered three mochinuts, including an original glaze. + The donuts sit on a big spoon-looking tray between the kitchen and cashier (not a traditional display case), looks pretty cool. - The view gets blocked though while the donuts are being boxed. FAST FORWARD: In the car, I open the box to snap a photo for my fellow, faithful Yelpiies and realize I don't see my glaze? No big deal. CUSTOMER SERVICE PLOT TWIST: I go back in, show him the photo, and ask which one is the glaze. He looks at the photo and says, "Oh... I don't think I gave you that one." Then the young fellas proceeds to stare at me, many blank stares lol until I ask if he wants to replace it. DONUT SAFETY LOOP: He says "yes", but asks me to bring the donut back from my car. It felt weird. Once a donut makes it into someone's car & has been opened for a photo (which I showed him) it's a little questionable asking for the donut back, no? It's been exposed to outside elements. It's going to be tossed away right? Right. Right?? Benefit of the doubt, maybe he tossed it? Maybe he ate it himself? I just hope it didn't end up back on that big spoon thing... Doesn't feel outside the realm of possibility here. The whole exchange made me feel a little iffy about eating the Mochi's I already purchased. Like what's the history of my donut before it made it in the box lol. NOTE TO SELF: In 2026, start responding to passive service moments with: "So... Do you want to present me with some solutions?" Lol. TAKEAWAYS: + Thankful I typically do solo test runs before bringing or introducing loved ones. - Mochinut is still a brand, but it looks like several locations have closed due to health code issues, with some replaced by other mochi donut shops. This location might be one of them. - + Dear social media users: Y'all photos be cute, but when the aesthetic gets curated harder than the experience, the honest reviews end up being the most helpful one.