Find your sweet reward on Voice Places. From decadent delights to fat-free treats, we’re your guide to dessert in St. Louis. Professional critics and local users offer reliable recommendations. And our searchable restaurant listings? They’re the cherry on top.
Husband-and-wife owners Cbabi and Reine Bayoc operate SweetArt as a vegetarian and vegan restaurant, a bakeshop and a gallery for Cbabi's artwork. The lunch menu is... More »
Christy Augustin, owner and chef of Pint Size Bakery, won many fans for her work as pastry chef at the late King Louieâ??s and then at Sidney Street Cafe. At... More »
The Cup -- known as the Cupcakery until July 2010 -- offers the Platonic ideal of the beloved birthday-party cupcakes of your childhood: perfect cake, moist and... More »
Imagine a soda fountain and lunch counter tucked inside an art deco bar and you might have some idea what awaits you at this midtown joint. Located inside the former... More »
The beloved St. Louis institution has received a 21st-century makeover. Its new location in the Central West End's Maryland Plaza is a sleek, modern dessert... More »
The new venture from former Melange chef Chris Lee combines the best aspects of the coffeehouse and the fast-casual joint - comfortable but not faux-bohemian, efficient but... More »
Brian Pelletier, owner and chief chocolatier at Kakao Chocolate left his career in the corporate world after twenty years to focus on his... More »
How do the folks at Companion possess the time or patience to turn out such lovely breakfast and lunch items at their Clayton eatery? Haven't they enough to... More »
A popular dessert destination since the 1940s, Ted Drewes Frozen Custard serves up sweet treats such as shakes, malts, sundaes, banana splits and, of... More »
This charming croªperie brings a little bit of Paris to downtown. Savory croªpes feature both the hearty ("German-style" sausages, bacon, roasted sirloin) and the delicate (Brie... More »
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You know how you think New Year's Eve is amateur hour? Well, in the roaring 1920s, folks had bigger beers to brew and moonshine to muster, what with the alcohol being outlawed and all. It simply wasn’t stylish to be all judge-y about how folks partied because everyone was just thrilled about the opportunity to get together and have a beautiful, buzz-inducing time. Take a step back to this...
I haven't lost my sweet tooth, but as I grow older, I have more trouble remembering where I left it. I don't order dessert often, and when I do I share it. I average one candy bar per month, a desperate-breakfast doughnut maybe every other week. And the good stuff? The cacao-rich boutique chocolates? The artisan baked goods? I suppose it's the lingering aftermath of a Jesuit education, but I...
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