10 spots to try for sweets & treats: From fruity & baked to creamy & iced

Monday, January 15, 2018
Here are some of SoCal's best dessert spots
Eye on L.A. found some of the best spots across Southern California to satisfy your sweet tooth.

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Eye on L.A. found some of the best spots across Southern California to satisfy your sweet tooth.

Other than some classic pastries and ice cream, Eye on L.A. also discovered delicious, healthy vegan treats and some other gems you've probably never tried before.

Dylan's Candy Bar

At the Original Farmers Market, Dylan's Candy Bar is an ultra-hip candy bar with more than 7,000 varieties of sweets to choose from. Famous for their chocolate bars, Dylan's Cady Bar has the world's first 3D candy printer to make candy in any shape you want.

https://www.dylanscandybar.com/info/los-angeles.html

Feel Good Desserts

Located in Simi Valley, Feel Good Desserts is catching everyone's attention with their gluten-free and vegan treats. It all began as a way to share healthy desserts with family, and now Feel Good Desserts is bringing healthy treats to everyone. Known for their exclusive vegan macarons, you definitely don't have to sacrifice flavor to make a healthier choice.

http://feelgooddesserts.com/

Simi Valley's Feel Good Desserts offers guilt-free sweets for all.

La Conversation

For more than 30 years, people have been flocking to this West Hollywood hotspot. La Conversation is a downhome bakery, more like a country bakery than a Parisian patisserie. If you're a cake lover, this place will blow you away.

http://www.laconversationbakery.com/

West Hollywood's La Conversation is a popular must-try bakery with a french twist.

Knott's Boysenberry Festival

Every spring, Knott's Berry Farm celebrates with the Boysenberry Festival! This year, they're expanding it to 24 days, March 16-April 8, 2018. This is your chance to indulge in everything boysenberry-ribs, ravioli, cinnamon rolls, beer, wine, and of course, pie! Don't forget to check out Snoopy's show, the Boysenberry "Jam"-boree, and you can even make your own boysenberry pie in Cordelia's Pie Kitchen.

https://www.knotts.com/boysenberry

The Knott's Boysenberry Festival is offering classic confections with the tasty berry, as well as drinks and foods you'd never imagine.

Bia Coffee

After working as a florist in Korea, Silbia Lee and her business partner came up with an idea to create beautiful drinks and desserts with natural, edible flowers. Crafting delicious rose, lavender, and vanilla syrups, Bia Coffee creates drinks that are works of art. But a word of warning, get there early. They shut the doors when these gorgeous drinks and desserts sellout.

https://www.facebook.com/Bia-coffee-561736997366323/

https://www.instagram.com/bia_coffee_la/?hl=en

Bia Coffee is one-of-a-kind with its drinks and desserts full of art and natural, flowery flavors.

Midori Matcha Cafe

Located in Little Tokyo at Weller Court, Midori Matcha makes the most out of trendy matcha. Unlike most places, Midori Matcha Cafe only serves ceremonial-grade matcha, so you can experience the healthful drink in its pure form, but they also put it in yummy desserts like soft-serve cones.

http://midorimatchatea.com/

Midori Matcha Cafe, found in L.A.'s Little Tokyo, serves all-natural matcha in many delicious forms.

Italian Ice Shoppe

If you have never had Italian ice, you must stop by the Italian Ice Shoppe in Woodland Hills. An East Coast specialty, Italian ice is a more healthy and refreshing dessert treat. They mix real fruit juices and chunks of fruit and turn them into delicious ice.

http://www.italianiceshoppe.com/

In Woodland Hills, you can find the Italian Ice Shoppe, where they serve up tasty frozen treats made with real fruit.

Popbar

Frosty and frozen treats have come a long way since the days of the ice cream truck here at Popbar in Torrance. Their popbars are actually gelato or sorbetto on a sick, and they offer a ton of different flavors. Although the pops are already gorgeous, dipping them in 5 different dipping chocolates and 7 toppings is when the real magic happens.

http://www.pop-bar.com/

Popbar in Torrance allows you to make your very own popsicle creation.

FrankieLucy Bakeshop

At FrankieLucy Bakeshop, in Silver Lake, two delicious worlds have joined forces. Specializing in coffees and custards, its was founded by the owners of Found Coffee and Creme Caramel L.A., so you know you'll get amazing coffee and fantastic treats every time you stop by. http://www.frankielucybakeshop.com/

FrankieLucy Bakeshop in Silver Lake is a collaboration between Found Coffee in Eagle Rock and Creme Caramel L.A. over in Sherman Oaks.

E.P. and L.P.

At the corner of Melrose and La Cienega, E.P. and L.P. is known for its modern Asian cuisine - for the most part. When it comes to dessert, they like to have a little fun and add their own twists to the classics. Like a special peanut butter and jelly sandwich, or a spicy sorbet called Tropic Thunder, E.P and L.P. makes incredible one-of-a-kind dessert delights.

http://eplosangeles.com/

E.P. and L.P adds more flavor and fun to classic sugary delights.

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