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my Top 10 dessert spot in nyc✨

Hi guys!! Here are my favorite dessert spot in nyc last year!

BKLYN MACS is a small macarons spot in east village with 50+ flavors‼️ The husband and wife duo is so sweet there.

Cantiere Hambirreria New York in Kenmore st in Soho is the first Italian burger spot in nyc. Their Tiramisu dessert was so good!

Cuppa Tea廣芳園 is a Tea chain spot. We went to the long island city one! Their waffle ice cream dessert was soo good! We added the gummy bears and walnut for the toppings.

Desi Galli is a Indian restaurant in lexington ave. We loved their gulab jamun cheesecake. The dessert was a mix of indian and white culture.

Bibble & Sip had the most cutest designs for the dessert. They were so cute we didn’t even wanna eat them. You have to get their pig dessert. so cute!

Wonderen Stroopwafels Café had a booth in Bryant Park Winter Village and we had to stop by. We tried their mnms, marshmallows and chocolate flavors. Mnms was my favorite!

Huascar & Co. Bakeshop is a latin bakeshop in Hells Kitchen. The owner of the shop is so sweet. We tried variety of their items and all of them were soo good with latin twist.

Roam cafe in long island city is a french-japanese bakery! Their items are all so creative and pretty looking! My favorite was their lemon dessert.

Sweet Rehab in Soho is a popular french bakery. You have to try this spot if you ever come to Soho. They bake everything in the spot and the interiors are soo pretty.

Oncheon NYC is a newly opened traditional korean fine dining in ktown. The whole experience was so great. I am still not over their matcha tiramisu. It was so good. We finished it all!

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2025/1/5 Edited to

New York City is renowned for its vibrant culinary scene, and dessert lovers will find a plethora of options to satisfy their cravings in 2024. Many dessert shops are now embracing creative flavors and concepts that blend various cultures. For instance, the rise of macarons featuring exotic flavors like matcha and lavender is a testament to how traditional desserts are being reinvented. Another trend is the combination of classic favorites with a twist, as seen in places like Desi Galli, where traditional Indian sweets have influenced modern cheesecake variations. Furthermore, desserts like the waffle ice cream topped with gummy bears and walnuts from Cuppa Tea offer a playful take on indulgence. Seasonal pop-ups, like Wonderen Stroopwafels in Bryant Park, provide a unique opportunity to try specialty items that celebrate local flavors and ingredients. As you explore NYC’s dessert landscape, be sure to check out social media for the latest dessert trends and reviews to discover hidden gems. Don't forget to indulge in the visually stunning creations, which are almost too beautiful to eat—like those found at Bibble & Sip, guaranteeing a sweet experience for both your taste buds and your Instagram feed!

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