Indulgent Korean desserts & famous Basque cheesecake. Sweet escape in K-Town.
This dessert cafe in Koreatown is a popular spot for unique and indulgent Korean-inspired sweets. Known for its visually appealing presentations and rich flavors, it's a go-to for many seeking a sweet escape.
The dessert menu at Grace Street is a highlight, with a strong emphasis on Korean-inspired sweets. The Basque cheesecake receives consistent acclaim, frequently described as 'the best' or 'to die for.' Shaved ice, often referred to as bingsu, is another popular choice, praised for its refreshing qualities and unique flavors like black sesame and mango madness. Matcha beignets and cookies are also mentioned positively. Some feedback suggests that while visually appealing, certain items might be on the pricier side, and portion sizes for shaved ice may have decreased over time.
"The Basque cheesecake is a highly praised and frequently recommended item. Other popular choices include the shaved ice (bingsu) in flavors like black sesame and mango, as well as matcha beignets and cookies."
Customers overwhelmingly praise the desserts, particularly the Basque cheesecake and shaved ice, often highlighting them as must-try items. While generally positive, some note that certain items can be a bit pricey.
Important Note
Some customers find the desserts to be on the pricier side, and one user noted a decrease in portion sizes for the shaved ice.
"In response to a recommendation for Grace Street Cafe's burnt cheesecake, the user clarified that while delicious, it is a Basque cheesecake and not the savory item they were searching for."
Negative"The commenter enthusiastically recommended Grace Street Cafe for their burnt cheesecake, describing it as seriously delicious and addicting."
Positive"A commenter states that the bingsu from Grace Street is excellent."
Positive"This commenter visits Grace Street a couple of times a year to get shaved ice if they are in the vicinity."
Positive"A commenter enjoys Grace Street's shaved ice but orders it less frequently due to cutting down on sugar. They noted that the portions were previously much larger than they are now."
Positive"This commenter gets shaved ice from Grace Street when they are in the area. They also recommend Cha-An tea house for shaved ice."
Positive"This user recommended Grace street Basque cheesecake, advising to get the large size for optimal texture."
Positive"This user suggested Grace Street Cafe for a non-classic but amazing cheesecake, while recommending Eileen's for classic."
Positive"Grace Street Dessert Caf a is the final destination of a Koreatown food crawl, serving Korean desserts such as shaved snow and matcha beignets."
Neutral"The final stop of a K-Town food crawl is Grace Street Dessert Cafe, which offers Korean desserts like shaved snow and matcha beignets. Ample seating is available for guests to stay as long as they wish."
Neutral"Grace Street Cafe is recommended, specifically for its Basque Cheesecake."
Positive"This dessert café is the final planned stop, offering Korean desserts like shaved snow and matcha beignets. Attendees are welcome to stay as long as they wish."
Neutral"Grace Street Dessert Caf a was identified as the final stop on a K-Town food crawl, offering Korean desserts like shaved snow and matcha beignets."
Neutral"The user confirmed that Grace Street's Basque cheesecake is their favorite item but reiterated that it is quite pricey."
Positive"The user is a big fan of Grace Street's Basque cheesecake, although they find it a bit pricey."
Positive"The user enjoyed the black sesame shaved ice, noting it was large enough to share with a group."
Positive"This user recommended a dessert spot, gracestreet, for its unique and insanely good food, specifically mentioning the basque cheesecake. It's highlighted as a place to brag about finding and is open late."
Positive"The final stop of a K-Town food crawl is Grace Street Dessert Café, which serves Korean desserts such as shaved snow and matcha beignets."
Neutral"This user states that 'Everything from Grace Street' is good."
Positive"Grace Street Bakery is recommended for Bingsu and Korean-inspired pastries."
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