If you’re partial to a pastel de nata or a connoisseur of cake, then Time Out Market Dubai’s whirlwind of desserts is sure to whip you into a frenzy.

They say to save room for dessert, but as we’ve rounded up some treats which will blow your socks off. So why not cut to the chase and pile into the puddings first?

Boon Coffee’s almond croissant

While boon is all about incredible coffee, the almond croissant is one thing on its menu that you definitely shouldn’t miss. Perfectly flaky, golden-brown crust encases a rich, buttery, almond cream filling. Topped with a sprinkle of slivered almonds and a dusting of powdered sugar, every single bite of this is guaranteed to hit the spot.
Dhs14.

Café Isan Thai’s sticky rice and mango

The amazing sticky rice and mango dessert at Café Isan Thai is an experience that shouldn’t be skipped if you’re someone who appreciates authentic Thai cuisine. This traditional dessert features ooey gooey sticky rice that’s both tender, slightly chewy and subtly sweetened with fragrant coconut milk then topped with ripe, juicy mango. Yes, please.
Dhs42.

Lana Lusa’s pastel de nata

Sometimes the simplest of things are the most beautiful, most delicious, and most moreish. Meet the Portugese pastel de nata, Lana Lusa’s famous custard tart, and a must-order dish when you’re craving something sweet at the Market. Ever so delicately burnt and dusted with cinnamon, it’s a real treat. The only question is; can you do it in one bite or two?
Dhs13.

Liban by Allo Beirut’s saj chocoba

This dessert is a wrapped, crepe-like saj, containing lashings of chocolate Nutella and slices of banana. Be warned, there’s a tendency for this one to end up covering your entire face as you eat it, so be sure to stock up on some face wipes.
Dhs27.

Little Jun’s Kelvin cake

Oh the Kelvin cakes… These tall and absolutely delicious cakes aren’t easy to miss, as they’re displayed proudly at Little Jun’s in the Market for all to see. Offered by the slice, these cakes feature all kinds of flavours from carrot to strawberry and even chocolate chip cookies, one bite and you’ll understand why we ship them so much. Impressively presented with layers of different textures, this is nothing like the bake-sale versions of cake that you might know. This is cake 2.0.
Dhs50.

Pickl’s ice cream sando

Okay okay, we know. Pickl is generally well known for their juicy and tasty burgers, but hear us out on this one. Their ice cream sandos are next level. A scoop of vanilla (or chocolate) ice cream wedged between a fried slider bun and dipped into delicious sprinkles. Who says that just because you’ve had a Pickl burger you can’t have dessert?
Dhs35.

Odeon’s chocolate éclair

These aren’t just any ol’ chocolate éclaires. Odeon’s delicious hazelnut-filled delights feature a classic French choux pastry shell filled with a smooth hazelnut cream topped with crushed hazelnuts. Sweet but not overpowering, a dessert best eaten alongside a steaming cup of coffee. One you likely wouldn’t want to share.
Dhs40.

Scoopi’s waffles

There are four Scoopi waffle options to choose from – Nutella and strawberry, Kinder, Oreo and Belgian waffle. Whichever one you go for, expect fluffy crispy waffle, with generous helpings of topping. Just don’t judge us when we go back for another one…
Dhs40.

Mon-Thu noon-midnight, Fri noon-1am, Sat 10am-1am, Sun 10am-midnight. Time Out Market Dubai, Souk Al Bahar, Downtown Dubai, timeoutmarket.com/dubai.

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