Dessert Gallery Bakery & Caf�

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The Dessert Gallery specializes in desserts, but also serves sandwiches, wraps and salads just in case you?ve had one cupcake too many. You can also pick up a box lunch or a sandwich party tray, or customize your own cookie or cake. Their website has a section where they post their recipes for you to fix, then report back with your success. The Dessert Gallery has a dine-in section, for those who?d rather eat their desserts inside.

Cuisine(s): Bakery, Deli, Dessert

Hours: Sun 12pm-9pm, Mon-Thu 11am-9pm, Fri-Sat 11am-12am

Price: $
Features: Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Takeout, Delivery, Catering

Serving: Dinner, Lunch, Snack Food

Alcohol: None
Reservations: Accepted, Not Necessary

Parking: Lot Available

Houston Press Reviews and News

$13 at Dessert Gallery

By Becky Means | Thu, August 12, 2010

Where: Dessert Gallery, 3600 Kirby Drive, Suite D, 713-522-9999 What $13 gets you: A decent, filling salad and bottle of Perrier, plus a few bites off of whatever awesome things your friends More >
Feel the Earth Move

By Paul Galvani | Thu, May 08, 2003

If you are aroused by just the thought of chocolate, then the Big "O" ($5.25) at The Dessert Gallery (3200 Kirby, 713-522-9999) was created especially for you. The "O" stands for Oreos, which not only adorn the top of a three-inch-tall hunk of cak... More >

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| Wed, May 06, 2009

This is a place where, even if you have the utmost self-control, you're likely to lose it once you see all they have to offer. As if the cakes, cupcakes, cookies and bars themselves were not enough, as you sit and enjoy your stash, you can even watch videos of the cakes being made, with sensual close-ups that will have you drooling as well as asking yourself, "I wonder if that cake is better than the one I'm eating?" If you have a favorite cake, chances are you'll find it at Dessert Gallery � luscious lemon, lots of different chocolate cakes, carrot, Italian cream, key lime...the list is an endless temptation. The slices they sell are large, as are the cakes themselves � all at least six inches tall. The only thing missing? A sampler where you can taste three or four cakes before you settle on just one.

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