Best Dessert in Pittsburgh

"This is a unique French-style bistro specializing in amazing espressos, coffees, and even hot chocolates made with authentic Belgium dark chocolate. The cafe is locally-owned and privately-operated. It is dedicated to supporting local farmers through serving fresh seasonal products and locally-sourced meats."

"Geneva Crepe Cafe and Bistro is a European-style Bistro specializing in French crepes (savory & sweet), Belgian waffles, amazing choices of espresso and specialty coffees as well as hot chocolates made with real Belgium dark chocolate."

"Having only opened a few years ago, Crave has quickly become a community favourite because of its comfortable and convenient downtown location, excellent staff and to-die-for cinnamon buns. Next time you have a project, head over to the cozyCrave Coffee House and dig in to some delightful baked treats."

"Seen by many as the best bakery in Kingston, Bread + Butter has been a local favourite since 1998 when its concept and establishment began. Since then, owner and founder Wendy Whitall has been whipping up home-cooked meals and baked goods to Kingston families just like her mother did for her – to much acclaim and fanfare. From a smorgasbord of sinfully delicious, legendary sweets including cakes, pies, scones, squares and pastries – to a mouth-watering assortment of savoury options that include mac and cheese, pizza, sandwiches, quiche, bagels, salads, and roasted veggies – Bread + Butter is the go-to spot for unparalleled quality, flavour and selection in the west end."

"One of Kingston’s best bakeries is found on Bath Road towards Amherstview. Bread and Butter has become a staple in the local community, and has done so well that it even opened up a beautiful brunch spot called Toast & Jam!. We recommend trying out their crumbly tarts, which come in three sizes so it can feed just you or an entire party!"

"Stepping inside this 24-hour donut shop on Divison Street is like stepping back to 1989: brown décor, wafts of strong pots of coffee, and row upon row of Boston creams, crullers, jellies, old-fashioned plains, and fritters the size of your five-year-old head. Made fresh onsite daily using the same recipes for over 25 years, these beauties are hands down, the best old-school donuts in the city. If you’re a cruller or fritter fan, get there after 10 pm — that’s when the fresh ones start coming out."

"Fresh, soft, and chewy doughnuts are the star of the show and are available all day every day!. That’s right, they have warm fresh donuts available any time of the day."

"Old Faithful, $7.99 (includes coffee): Two eggs, bacon or sausage, homefries and toast. Located in the west end on Princess east of Bayridge drive and in the east end near Division and the 401, Fardella’s is home to many treats. During a visit to the west end location, I order directly from the counter and watch as they fry up potatoes and eggs at lightning speed."

"Fardella’s is a home-style coffee shop specializing in coffee, baked goods, and tasty meals. The cafe is family-owned and operated which makes it perfect for families with kids. Fardella’s menu offers all-day breakfast, salads, comfort foods, meal deals, pasta dishes, specials, and more."

"The Brass has a great central location in Kingston, making it a favorite with both students and locals. The drinks here are pretty standard but they also serve decent food and the layout makes this a great choice for larger groups. Their flatscreens and TV wall projection screens are perfect for hockey season and the place also hosts live music every Sunday, Monday and Thursday."

"The Brass is one of those places that you go to because you know exactly what you are going to get. Located up on Princess Street in the Hub, the Brass has been frequented by Eric many, many, many times. He’s been for sports (which are great on their screens), wing deal night (wings are good but not great), live music (the Smitty days), and much more."

"The franchise has been in operation since 1960 and has upheld the same high-quality standard of food and service. This restaurant features mouthwatering menus designed for your whole family. The all-day family restaurant is popular among children, travellers, and even seniors."

"Came here on a Sunday afternoon (before lockdown), quite busy, but did not have to wait for a table. Covid precautions were done well here; tables were…”more"

"We had breakfast there two days in a row because the menu has so many good choices and the food was absolutely fantastic. Will definitely order again whe..."

"Carmelina’s is known for their consistently friendly customer service, and high quality, fresh, home cooked food. It’s the brunch spot that never fails, and every visit there is pretty much the same as getting a huge hug, and who wouldn’t want to start their morning that way?. Whether you’re going for the classic eggs, toast, home fry and meat plate, a delicious omelette, or some apple cinnamon stuffed pancakes, get ready to start your weekend off right."

"Carmelinda’s is another west end breakfast spot that you can rely on for good quality breakfast on a budget. I splurge for the home fries with my western sandwich (Western Sandwich, $6.99, add home fries for $2.50) but it is so substantial that I am stuffed before I can put a dent in them!. Though I am too full to finish the potatoes, they are golden, round and crispy discs of deliciousness that I wish I saved space for."

"Bellevue House is yet another National Historic Site of Canada. It was home to Canada’s first Prime Minister, Sir John Alexander Macdonald, from 1848 until 1849. It is noteworthy for its Italian Villa style of architecture, a non-symmetrical style at that."

"Bellevue House National Historic Site was the home to Canada's first Prime Minister, Sir John Alexander Macdonald from 1848 to 1849. Bellevue House is situated 2½ km southeast of Kingston Centre. Photo: Skeezix1000, CC BY-SA 3.0."

"Take a time-travelling tour of the historic Bellevue House where Canada’s first prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, and his family made their..."

"The City Hall is a beautiful building dating back to 1844 that is now the epicenter of Kingston’s administration and occupies an entire block in its neighborhood. Made by the architect George Browne, this building is one of the most outstanding works of art in the backdrop of the city. Stained glass windows add to the ephemeral feel of the building."

"The grandiose City Hall is one of the country's finest classical buildings and a relic from the time when Kingston was capital. Friendly volunteers conduct free tours during summer, revealing colorful stained..."

"Chalmers United Church is a beautiful and impressive church in the historic heart of the city. It is located near the famous Queen's University on Clergy Street. This church was built in 1890 and is a Free Presbyterian Church."