Koreatown's dessert gem, famed for its exceptional Basque cheesecake and refreshing shaved ice, offering a sweet escape.
Grace Street is a beloved dessert destination in Manhattan's Koreatown, celebrated for its exceptional Basque cheesecake and refreshing shaved ice creations. Diners rave about the rich cheesecake and unique flavors like 'Cookie Monster' shaved ice. The cafe is also known for its cookies and beignets, making it a go-to spot for a sweet treat.
Grace Street is a popular dessert spot in Koreatown, highly praised for its Basque cheesecake, which many consider the best in the city. Other popular items include various shaved ice desserts like the 'Cookie Monster' and 'mango madness', as well as beignets and cookies. While most feedback is positive, one commenter found the shaved snow to have an unusual texture.
"The Basque cheesecake and various shaved ice flavors, including 'Cookie Monster' and 'mango madness', are highly recommended. Customers also enjoy their cookies and beignets."
Customers generally have a very positive sentiment towards Grace Street, frequently recommending it for its desserts, particularly the Basque cheesecake and shaved ice. The late hours are also a plus for many.
Important Note
One reviewer found the shaved snow to have an unusual, gum-like texture.
"Grace Street in Koreatown is recommended as a classic option for a sweet late-night snack."
Positive"The shaved snow at Grace Street is described as not melting and feeling like chewing cold gum."
Negative"Grace Street is mentioned as a dessert spot."
Neutral"Grace Street in Koreatown offers pretty good Basque cheesecake and snow ice, and is open late."
Positive"Grace Street is noted for having late hours for dessert."
Neutral"Grace Street Bakery is mentioned as a dining recommendation."
Positive"Grace Street Cafe is described as a large Ktown dessert place that is not as good as it looks but is quite unique."
Neutral"Grace St is recommended for its mango madness shaved snow."
Positive"Grace Street in Manhattan is noted for having similar indulgent desserts served with fruits and ice cream, aligning with the OP's preferences."
Positive"Grace Street in Ktown is highly recommended as a place offering a similar Asian dessert-themed item to the French toast the OP described."
Positive"Grace Street offers a similar tall French toast with ice cream; however, their version is distinctively milk tea/boba themed."
Neutral"The commenter suggested Grace Street Coffee as a potential identity for the large, pink-fronted restaurant in K-Town that the original poster was trying to identify."
Neutral"Grace St Bakery in Koreatown is noted for offering a 4-inch Basque Cheesecake."
Neutral"Grace St offers excellent desserts that could be eaten for breakfast and opens daily at 11 AM, making it a viable option for a non-traditional sweet brunch."
Positive"Grace Street is mentioned as a favorite dessert spot in K-Town."
Positive"Grace Street is listed as a favorite dessert spot."
Positive"Grace Street is loved by the commenter, who considers its Basque cheesecake the best in the city, though it can be pricey and gets very busy at night."
Positive"Grace Street's Basque cheesecake is highly recommended and stated to be the commenter's favorite."
Positive"Grace Street offers regular beignets, and their bingsu is described as awesome and recommended to be ordered with many toppings."
Positive"The user is intrigued by Grace Street's shaved ice and Basque cheesecake, even though they are not keen on matcha-flavored items."
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