Food was amazing but the drinks did take a long time to come out. The coke zero was really fizzy…read moreand exploded when drinking it. No music however made the experience a tad bit boring. Overall a decent place to get deserts near the xscape building.

From the owner: Creams Café commits on producing big flamboyant desserts. We specialise in gelato,Milk shake,…read morewaffles crepes, Bubble pops, puddings and Hot Drinks . We want every visit to Creams to be an indulgent adventure for the senses and we see our desserts as 'every day celebrations'. Once you've experienced Creams desserts we reckon you'll be looking to celebrate something - anything! - every day.

I am not normally a super-fan of sweet food, but Spangles is an exception! Although it may seem to…read morebe a small place from the outside, Spangles frequently hosts themed events across Fargo Village (recently I enjoyed a stone-baked pizza with my milkshake) which makes them a fantastic business in my mind as there is always something new to try. The staff are incredibly helpful and friendly. The atmosphere is vibrant and welcoming, there is a wide range of American treats to buy (oddly enough I do recommend the pizza flavoured Pringles!) and it is all-round a good fun place to hang out. I have had one of their famous "Freakshakes", it was a blueberry cheesecake flavoured one from a specials menu and came with a blueberry muffin on top, it was phenomenal! Fargo village is a wonderful place to spend an afternoon and a lot of that appeal comes from Spangles, they are a great asset to the Fargo community and I look forward to their next event!

Was in the mood for something sweet and had that kind of craving that normal chocolates and candy…read morecan't fulfill. That's when we passed by this place and decided to check it out. Upon entry the types of smells my nose picked up definitely had my taste buds excited so I had to give it a shot. Now there are a few different types of waffles you can try and to add to the mixture you have a variety of toppings, sauces and ice cream to go with. I was in heaven. Being a complete craze for white chocolate I had to go with that for a sauce and paired it with coconut chocolate ice cream. What a match that was, every spoonful was amazing. I feel like if I lived in the UK I would be here very night, probably have to start my own waffles anonymous club if ya know what I mean.

This was my first visit to the waffle project. The store is in a understated part of town. This is…read moremade up for with a bold Instagram friendly neon sign. They also seem to run the neighbouring seesha lounge. They serve American and Belgian style waffles and also crepes. Cheesecakes and various other cakes are available also. Once you've decided your waffle type or crepe you can choose one ice scoop of ice cream, one topping and one sauce. They have a great variety of sauces and toppings. The sauces in particular are quite varied including peanut butter and salted caramel. Extra toppings and sauces cost more but generally you will spend about the five pounds mark.

Our friend LOVES this place. Everything you order comes on a waffle. My wife had a waffle with…read moregarlic and cheese sauce with shaved ham. She thought it was very good - and she loves the coffee. I had the BBQ beef with Cole slaw - of course, on a waffle. The Cole slaw was excellent. The BBQ sauce was tasty, but the meat was extremely salty. The waffles were very good - nice and fluffy. The portions were good, and the prices as expected. They do add a 10% tip to the bill automatically (FYI). By the way, as best I could tell, the bathroom is unisex - both men and women use the same bathroom (toilet). Didn't bother me, but you may want to be aware if this is a concern for you.

Wonderful casual dining restaurant close by Roman Verulanium…read more Waffles have been taken to a 'higher level' here and come with tasty fillings you will be amazed by. Also lots of other food choices, shakes and desserts on the menu Additionally, the restaurant is very child friendly and accommodating. Plenty of parking available in the restaurant lot. This is a fun place to eat and highly recommended.

Of all the places I would have thought to try the bubble waffle, Cambridge was probably last on my…read morelist. I'd barely even caught on to the new trend with social media in London, so imagine my surprise when I was shopping through the city centre and walked by Bubble Tap on its opening day last winter. They're a bit pricey, but portioned to share, so we ordered one with chocolate ice cream, Nutella, strawberries, sprinkles, and cream and didn't know what to expect in terms of wait time. Would I come back? It's a novel, "grammable" dessert but not something I'd go out of my way to eat again, especially not on my own. Since that visit, I've learned that they now offer menu combinations dedicated to the scientists of Cambridge, like the Newton or the Turing. Interesting.

I confess I love waffles (a lot!) so when we went in I was already pretty much sold on the concept…read more The ice cream is deliciously creamy, the waffles puffy, and the toppings fresh. My son, not a waffle fan, hedged his bets on the milkshake. Both of us left very happy. This place is delicious and I like that the fruit is cut up as you order rather than prepped and sitting there all day. The place is clean and the seating and cone holders fun. I would highly recommend it and while the prices are higher this is definitely a sharing treat or whole meal! In sum, a nice local place (it's not a chain, so tourists please support it like the rest of our independent stores in Cambridge)! It is very instagram-friendly food and because I'm a student I got a discount, so I would remind people to bring their student IDs too! This was my first visit and I would definitely go back for the strawberry banana one! Nom!

I had legit pubes in my waffles, not even on top they were baked into the waffle and crispy on the…read moreoutside... I do like the crunch but my wife's boyfriend sadly did not. Also Miss Quereshi has crusty lips and full-on hates BLM.

It is not very often I am pushed to write a bad review, but this place was awful and I really was…read moreNOT impressed! They brought wrong orders to both my friend and myself, argued that we had ordered wrong and it wasn't them. Therefore we were then expected to pay extra for their till staffs mistakes! They think waffle pattern wafers are waffles! The only polite member of staff was the busboy Conner. I did enjoy the fruit smoothie drink I had, but that was the only redeeming thing. They also only have one toilet in the whole place, which was dirty and didn't have any toilet paper!! All in all a bad experience to never be repeated. I found them to be a very poor imitation of Sprinkles in London. I don't recommend the place at all and was left sorely disappointed after expecting better. An update I have been back twice since my first visit, not by choice of my own. But thought I would add notes about those experiences also. Sadly nothing much has improved from my first visit, the second time we were seated downstairs - it was dirty and smelly. My third and final visit, we ended up queueing outside, people were pushing in and when we did get inside on a very cold day mid winter the staff turfed everyone out again - once finally seated the atmosphere and volume was horrendously loud, people screaming and shouting across the shop. And now that customers are made to queue at the counter to order and pay, there are two lots of queues in an already very narrow cramped shop, which meant that people were knocking into us as we sat waiting for our drinks. Even after we moved across the booth to be further away we had people knocking the table and some cheeky individuals taking a seat or putting their belongings down on our seats or the table!! NEVER again will I visit this vile establishment, hygiene seemed to have got worse staff don't care and the noise level is intolerable. With the volume of people passing through their doors - mainly children teens and young adults, I'm surprised the business hasn't been shut down by safety health and hygiene inspections.

Seeing as the market is the biggest German market outside of Germany I wasn't as impressed as I…read moreexpected to be. There were duplicates of lots of the food/drink huts and I expected a wider range of huts selling goods like toys and decorations. It felt very sparse compared to what I'd seen in previous year's photos. We checked the map to make sure we hadn't missed a section but I'm guessing they maybe took a hit post-covid because it just didn't hit the mark for us. Beautiful to walk around at night but very expensive, especially for the food options.

The smell of mulled wine and sausage cooking on the streets of the city centre can only mean one…read morething......the Christmas market is back! This is a yearly addition to the city centre with stalls selling festive treats ranging from chocolate and tasty treats through to toys and ornaments. The real thing people go here for however is the food and even more importantly the drink. This is the one time of the year that Birmingham city council lets allows people to drink on the street (in designated areas) and people 100% take advantage of this! The bars and stalls are always full with people enjoying a range of mulled drinks and beers. I am a big fan of this market and even though it can be a little pricy at times its a welcome addition to November/December in the city. Go get yourself an oversize glass of festive cheer and welcome the Christmas market back to Brum!