Sweet Treats

Need to satisfy your sweet tooth? Tired from all the 5th Avenue shopping and thirsty for some afternoon tea? These are restaurants and little shops that every Lolita coming to the city to try at least once.

Alice's Tea Cup - A fantastic little tea house that revolves around an Alice and Wonderland theme. With a vast tea selection and bold-colored teapots to go with scrumptious scones and crepes Alice's won't disappoint. There's even a nice selection of cocktails for those princesses who need something more than tea So stop by for a cup of tea or host your next Un-birthday party.

Chapter I
102 West 73rd Street
212-799-3006

Chapter II
166 East 64th Street
212-486-9200
Review

Alice's To Go
43 Hicks Street,
Brooklyn, NY 11201
347-223-4830

Angelina Paris - This iconic Paris staple, famous for it's hot chocolate and Mont Blanc

1050 6th Ave
New York, NY 10018

Big Gay Ice Cream Shop - The name says it all. This ice cream shop is unlike any other with flavors that will make you go "Yum" and "Huh?" at the same time.  From a Salty Pimp to a Monday Sundae you'll know why people are telling you to go Big Gay. If you can't find the shop follow their truck via Twitter for locations.

(Upper West Side)
516 Columbus Ave
New York, NY 10024


(South Street Seaport)
207 Front Street
New York, NY 10038



Chikalicious - If need something more sweet and sophisticated I high recommend Chikalicious. With prix-fixe meal and flights of desserts, it is fine dining for that sweet tooth of yours. Reminder: They don't take reservations, so be prepared to wait or go later in the evening.

203 East 10th Street
New York, NY 10003
212.995.9511


Dylan's Candy Bar - Who doesn't love candy? Dylan's Candy Bar is the closet thing to a New York City Candyland. With three floors of sweet goodness, it's hard not to resist when you have a sweet tooth. Remember to take pictures of the candy covered staircase!

1011 Third Ave
New York, NY 10021
646-735-0078

33 Union Square W
New York, NY 10003
646-419-2000


Eight Turn Crepe - A crepe place that specializes in bringing Harajuku style and Asian flavors to NYC. With menu items like Tofu Edamame and Lychee Valentine -- Stuffed with locally sourced ingredients in a cone-style crepe for an on-the-go meal -- you'll wonder why they never opened sooner.

DeKalb Market Hall
445 Albee Square W, Brooklyn, NY 10012
929-358-7988

Janam Tea - Speakeasy by night, afternoon tea by day.  This teahouse specializes in handpicked Indian teas and finger food to complement them! Note: Private Events only at this time

67 Clinton St
New York, NY 10002
212-804-8120

Ladurée - The only place to get the best macarons anywhere is Ladurée in Paris. Now you can get a taste of Paris right here in NYC. Plan your trip carefully because you may have to wait in line, depending on the day. Go to their SoHo location, which is a full restaurant and dessert shop, for a sit down lunch or dessert.

864 Madison Avenue
New York, 10021
646-558-3157

(SoHo)
398 W Broadway
New York, NY 10012

Lillie's Victorian Bar - a Victorian bar and restaurant dedicated to Lillie Langtry. With the lively atmosphere and wood bar and furnishings acquired straight from Belfast, Ireland, Lillie's is for anyone who wants a change of pace to go with their beer or a cozy dinner with a few gal pals.

(Union Square)
13 East 17th Street
New York, NY 10003
212-337-1970

(Times Square)
249 West 49th Street
New York, NY 10019 
212-957-4530

Marvelous by Fred - A pastry shop specializing in merengue and brioche is nothing but heaven. Also it's iconic gigantic chandelier is something to behold in person. 

(Midtown)
1001 6th Ave
New York, NY 10018

(West Village)
37 8th Ave
New York, NY 10014

New Territories NYC - Riding the bubble waffle craze, this establishment brings it's own crazy twist and offers over-the-top and camera Instagram worthy (and delicious) desserts. 

190 Orchard St
New York, NY 10002
646-649-4521

Oscar Wilde NYC - A bar theme around the beloved author and playwright.  Easily spot the establishment with the bench statue outside.

45 W 27th St
New York, NY 10001
212-213-3066

Serendipity3 - Famous for Frozen Hot Chocolate and the Golden Opulence sundae, is a must-go destination if you travel to NYC. Be warned: they don't take reservations

225 East 60th Street
between 2nd and 3rd Avenues
New York, NY 10022

SoHo Diner - With Art Deco design, this diner atmosphere takes you back to a simpler Americana aesthetic. 

320 W Broadway
New York, NY 10013

Sundaes and Cones - Love ice cream and adventure? This homemade ice cream shop has your average flavorrs like vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry, but also wasabi, corn, and black sesame.  Enjoy it with an old-fashioned egg cream or on your way to Tokyo Rebel.

95 East 10th Street
New York, NY 10003
212-979-9398


Tea & Sympathy - A British tea house just like the one's you visited on your college vacation. Located in the Village this place is a quaint place to rest your feet and try some authentic British food like banger&mash, and blood pudding, etc. Or enjoy an Afternoon Tea with some close friends and catch up on the chitchat.

Review

108-110 Greenwich Avenue
New York, NY 10011
212-989-9735


Waypoint Cafe - The nostalgic internet cafe has returned to NYC in the first eSports cafe on the Lower East Side. If you're not into gaming it's a great place to hang out from the cold or heat.

65 Ludlow St
New York, NY 10002
646-682-7165