NYC Dessert Dilemma: When Your Restaurant's Sweet Treats Don't Cut It
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NYC Dessert Dilemma: When Your Restaurant's Sweet Treats Don't Cut It

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Summary:

  • Looking for a delicious dessert after dinner in NYC but your restaurant's menu is lacking?

  • Leland Eating and Drinking House in Prospect Heights offers a mouthwatering crĂšme brĂ»lĂ©e pie and sweet corn ube ice cream.

  • CafĂ© Carmellini in NoMad serves up a flambĂ©ed cherries jubilee and a seasonally available boozy sticky toffee pudding.

  • For a sophisticated nightcap, Crown Shy in the Financial District always has a warm, caramel-sweet sticky toffee pudding on the menu.

  • CafĂ© Luxembourg on the Upper West Side offers a classic French dessert experience, including the three-scoop Harry's hot fudge sundae.

  • Don't miss out on the bonus dessert gems like Claud, Raf's, and Brown Butter Creamery.

When Restaurant Desserts Disappoint: A NYC Guide to Post-Dinner Sweetness

We all have that one friend who always orders dessert, no matter how full they are. And you know what? We get it! There's something special about ending a meal on a sweet note. But what happens when the restaurant's dessert menu just doesn't hit the spot? Fear not, fellow dessert enthusiasts, because NYC has you covered!

Beyond the Restaurant Menu: Emergency Dessert Destinations

For those moments when the panna cotta just isn't doing it for you, there are a few tried-and-true NYC spots to satisfy your sweet tooth after dinner:

Leland Eating and Drinking House (Prospect Heights)

This charming spot is a haven for pie lovers, especially their crÚme brûlée pie and sweet corn ube ice cream. No reservations needed, just walk in and savor that slice of deliciousness.

Café Carmellini (NoMad)

This upscale eatery has a knack for dessert, offering options like strawberry and yuzu tart and the flambéed cherries jubilee. But the real star here is the boozy sticky toffee pudding (available seasonally).

Crown Shy (Financial District)

For a more sophisticated nightcap, Crown Shy's sticky toffee pudding is a perennial favorite, never leaving the menu. The gorgeous bar and exceptional cocktails make this the perfect spot for a post-dinner drink and dessert.

A French Twist on Dessert: Café Luxembourg

If you're looking for a classic French dessert experience, Café Luxembourg on the Upper West Side is the place to be. This charming spot offers a variety of sweet treats, but the three-scoop Harry's hot fudge sundae is a must-try. Choose your ice cream flavors, and savor every bite of this classic delight.

Bonus Dessert Gems:

  • Claud (East Village): Home to a massive slice of devil's food cake, aptly nicknamed the Bruce Bogtrotter cake. Warning: this cake is huge and might be a bit intense for those with a sweet tooth.
  • Raf's (Noho): While it's a full-fledged restaurant, Raf's bakery roots shine through. This is the place to try panna cotta if you're feeling adventurous.
  • Brown Butter Creamery (Bed-Stuy): This ice cream shop is a local favorite, offering a rotating selection of creamy, delicious flavors. A great option for a quick and satisfying dessert fix.

Next time you're craving something sweet but your restaurant's dessert menu falls short, don't settle! Take a walk to one of these NYC havens and discover your new favorite post-dinner treat.

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