Do as the name suggest. Lick The Plate mister because that's what these fudges would make you do…read more You'll be smitten, you'll fall in love, you'll want more. Exquisite, thick, chocolatey goodness...good till the last bite or lick! These fudges makes ideal gifts, buy a tray and cut them in your preferred size, put some pieces in a cellophane bag and add a ribbon or an ornament to seal the bag. Apart from delightful fudges, you'll also find sauces and relishes here. A must visit if you're doing the fun food and wine trail here.

It's officially unofficial, I have now tried almost every dessert from the cabinets of Dolce & Co…read moreand now I'm onto round 2. You know how you sometimes politely say to your grandma who serves you a gravy smeared piece of meat served on a splodge of mash, "oh it looks almost too good to eat!" Well this time I really mean it. The mini cakes, pots of mousse, patisseries and slices here look like they belong in the Louvre, not a dessert cabinet. It is the perfect small birthday present for someone at work you're not besties with or to show off to the family in-law after a fancy dinner. Ranging from $6-8 per item you will want to savour every moment, but that isn't hard because there are always so many taste and mouth sensations in every bite from snap and crackle to pop! So after some long hard research my favourites have to be the: - Lemon meringue - Hazelnut crunch - Green Sencha Mousse - Strawberry and balsamic ice cream - Chocolate truffle mound thing And yes, there are more than that to choose from. Trust me, you will thank me for that guide next time your taking away or dining in store over a coffee. My biggest problem is that they aren't open to cure my late night dessert fix. I guess I'll have to continue to put up with eating dessert in the middle of the day! *sigh*

The gorgeous sweets at Dolce & Co are one of the best examples of a high class patisserie that…read moreyou'll get in Adelaide. While at some places you'll find poorly presented, with finger marks, or sweating chocolate, at Dolce & Co everything is perfect. They have a range of different gateaux, macarons, and even their own homemade ice creams (seriously, how cool is that). Some people call it a dessert bar, but it's really more of a patisserie. They aren't open late and don't have much space, so they don't really fit the dessert bar mould. If there's one issue with the store it's that it's maybe too small to truly sit back and relax in. They'll happily package up any sweets you want to take home, and a cake from here would make a great little gift. Just make sure you're transporting them well, because it would be such a shame to get it home and not have it look as gorgeous as it did when you bought it. Prepared to be amazed.

The new dessert kid on the block in Gawler, this place definitely has a city feel. The space is…read morelarge and roomy and since they literally just opened their doors yesterday, it does look a little sparse. I'm sure the owners will add more character in time. There is a large, comfortable lounge to relax in. All it's missing is a fireplace and I'm in heaven. The coffee is good and the desserts looked amazing. I loved that they had a variety of different things to choose from. The staff are very helpful and nice and all round, the cafe ticks a lot of boxes. If you are in Gawler and looking for coffee and a sweet something, definitely give these guys a go.

Was very excited to try out the new dessert cafe in town and I was sadly disappointed the menu is…read morevery small I ordered the kinder waffle which looked just amazing but taste wise it was a bit of a let down my husband ordered the hot chocolate and that had a very strong coffee taste and for someone that hates coffee it was very disappointing The cafe itself is really big but felt very cold don't think I'll be heading back

It was nice when opened but you need to update information. This chain is permanently closed and…read moreout of business.

What a treat! The teething issues that seem to be rude on Facebook comments seemed to all be ironed…read moreout! I was so impressed with the service, decor and menu despite high expectations to start with. I had the hot choc pop from the winter menu and it was like a dream! The melted chocolate liking the rim was still warm, the popcorn was a compliment and the brownie was nice and crumbly. Shakes vary from 13-20 each and the other desserts are similar in price. I didn't look at the other parts of the menu ... No need Good job 50sixone on a great launch and products

Royal Copenhagen, this little cafe / ice creamery is fantastic, not only is it delicious, huge,…read morewell priced meals but the staff (especially Courtney) are beautiful, singing and dancing and truly loving life, it makes the whole experience of dining here more of an event rather than just grabbing a bite before trudging along. Would recommend to anyone and everyone. We love this little place. Xx Thanks for the great meal.

This recently opened Copenhagen shop is a good addition to the Hahndorf main road however at the…read moremoment it's a bit 'too new'. They have the standard offerings you'll find at any other Copenhagen store but with more space than you usually see, with some interesting decorations hanging from the ceiling. The staff are clearly new, the girl that served us at the counter was quite slow and served us while other staff took and completed orders for other people that came in after us. Service later wasn't great either, drinks came out one at a time and food was the same, after a while it was clear one drink was forgotten which we had to ask for. Outside seating is nice but when the staff are calling out takeaway drink orders to the entire outdoor area trying to find the right customer it disrupts the relaxing environment you're there for. With time they I'll work out their systems and processes to get things right but until then go in with the understanding that things will take a bit longer than most other places in this popular tourist destination.

Truly awful. Maybe because it was winter? The ice cream looked good. The staff were nice ... the…read morebench seats were cracked and ripped. $30 for a cup of coffee, a hot chocolate, a slice of cheesecake and a slice of banana bread? Coffee OK. Hot chocolate I was told was good. The banana bread was so awful my friend left 2/3 of it. The cheesecake was small but I still left half of it as it just tasted like cold fat. Better places in the parade.

I've only started coming here recently but I'm addicted. The hot chocolates are amazing to the…read morepoint I just crave them!! It's a must-do on a Friday and/or Saturday night after dinners out ... or perhaps simply order UberEats if you're planning on staying in!! They're made with their house milk chocolate, white, or dark. Very sensational!! You can also choose to have them with almond milk, Bonsoy, or Zymil. They seem like they're always busy on the evening, even on weekdays!! Which is good for them. Most of the time seems rare to get an inside table. So be prepared. I haven't tried the desserts here at all, unfortunately, so I cannot fill review at this stage. But their gelato is really good!! I've tried several different flavours. The Lemon Curd Blueberry is absolutely degistational!! The salted caramel is very sweet for all those sweet tooths .... I know there's another caramel flavoured one which isn't as full on and lighter in colour. The only down-fall about this particular store is they don't serve take away gelato when ordering at the counter. Apparently it's purely for UberEats orderees. Aside from that I'm not sure if they even serve waffle cones or bowls .... think it's purely glass dessert bowls when ordering gelato at the counter. From experience this isn't the case at every St Louis store. Gouger Street and Glenelg don't have this policy. I'm future I'll likely extend this review but this is all I've got. Don't pass this place up. St Louis is definitely on the rise!!

This place gets one extra star for having plenty of seating and being a fairly quiet oasis in a…read morebusy pretentious shopping centre ;) We came here for lunch ... I thought Dolce & Co was a sweets-only place - but it was nice to see a few savoury options, especially considering we had a hungry (and cranky) child in tow. Now the lunch menu is not extensive - a couple of (child-size) bagettes, a chicken salad and a quinoa salad. My partner and I had the latter, and kiddo had the smoked salmon baguette. While over-priced, these were all delicious! And there was the added bonus of a soy latte made with Bonsoy ;) Out of three staff members, two were friendly (probably not a good idea to have the surly staff member at the register!). We didn't partake of the delicious sweets, but they are certainly very impressive (and I have tasted them before at their city store). While I wouldn't come to Burnside specifically to visit Dolce & Co, it is certainly a nice lunchtime option that is a bit out of the way of the crowds ;)

Love the food, coffee and service here - you get the impression they actually care about service -…read morewhich is rare in Adelaide - and it reminds me if being in Italy - they do things with a flourish and style!!! Cakes are exquisite and just the right size to have with a coffee

Umm yum!! Who doesn't love chocolate?…read more This little gem in Burnside Village sells chocolates (obviously) made in Adelaide by Swiss immigrants. There are also stores in city cross arcade and the central market, with the factory at Stepney. The chocolates are delicate and delicious, with many wrapped and presented as gifts, especially around Christmas, Valentine's, Mother's Day etc. They pretty much don't advertise and are very laid back business wise,therefore they don't seem as commercial as Haighs, Darrel Lea etc. But their chocolate is amazing! I love fruity flavored truffles and milk chocolate is my favourite. I don't like too much strong taste in my mouth, more smooth milky chocolate, and Swiss make chocolate's for everyone.

I haven't tried their chocolates yet but the bread is pretty amazing. Rustic woodoven sourdough is…read moreall I have to say. Very good! Prices are generally around 5 bucks per loaf so it's not exactly cheap but they usually sell their bread from the previous day for $3.50. And believe me, it's still nearly as good as fresh. I'd much rather get yesterday's bread from here than a fresh loaf from the supermarket for the same price.

Snot Chocolates, Huntsmans and Scoopalespressos sound like things you would find in Willy Wonka's…read moreChocolate Factory, but Taylor Blend Espresso is a far cry from Wonka's crazy antics and more like a hidden wonderland of coffee and "exotic drinks." Those cheeky Stoneyfellians have been hiding this place from the general public for years and I can see why. This place, despite being of simple fit out and design really has an element of shock and awe to it as you are constantly giggling to yourself about some quirky detail in the place. For example, I swear these guys are telepathic... my soy latte arrived in my hands before I even ordered. I hadn't even paid for my coffee yet and it was sitting in front of me! Not only that but this place caters for the child inside everyone... - Snot Chocolate = Hot Chocolate with yellow and green marshmallows on top (get the picture) - Gelarossa = Frozen Blood Orange juice with lemon gelati - Huntsman = A hyped up version of a "spider" Furthermore their exotic drinks are worth a try just for something different. Although you really aren't being that exotic but having an iced coffee with some chocolate on top (Chino Ghiacciato) you still feel slightly naughty by ordering it. So why the 4 stars, you're raving Chloe, you're raving! I know... I really have to try this place again to be sure but I had a low fat lemon cheese cake that wasn't to die for (it wasn't lemony but more sugary) and I am a bit of a lemon dessert connoisseur!

Taylor Blend has quickly become one of Adelaide's finest coffee shops. Hidden away in the eastern…read moresuburbs, it's location is perfect for a morning get-together or an after work chill-out. Being fortunate enough to live only a couple of streets away, it's become one of my favourite spots out of both convenience and their great coffee. The breakfast/lunch menu is limited to croissants, focaccias and the like; however the desert cabinet is very appetizing, especially the wide selection of macarons in all of their colourful glory. Service is always super quick; I can't think of any instance where I've waited any longer than a minute for my coffee. They also have a selection of coffee/espresso accessories for sale for those of you that take the spirit of the barista home with you. The shop is dog-friendly and has water dishes for your canine counterparts whilst you sip your coffee. With Newland Reserve directly across the road, it's an ideal spot to wind down after taking your dog for a run or spending a day out with the family soaking up the sunshine. J ust keep in mind that being situated in the eastern suburbs means you're probably going to be in the vicinity of a few pretentious housewives now and then, with their dolled-up Chihuahuas included.