The phrase "a dessert bar" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a place or setup where various desserts are offered, often in a buffet style.
Example: "At the wedding reception, there was a beautiful dessert bar featuring cakes, pastries, and chocolates for guests to enjoy."
Alternatives: "a sweet station" or "a dessert station".
Sugar is Mr. Suqi's new venture, a dessert bar that opened this month in the downtown theater district here.
Even Burger King's getting in on the act with a dessert bar in the Westfield Shopping Centre serving pancakes, brownies and ice cream (hold the burger).
Whether your event calls for a plated meal, full buffet, boxed lunches or simply a dessert bar, our catering team will pull out all the stops for you and your guests!
For an extra $5 on top of the $15 dance admission, her son says, students get to hang out in the "V.I.P. lounge," with a dessert bar and goody bags.
The restaurant, with nearly 250 seats, is a place of many parts: a cafe, a dessert bar, a dining bar and a more formal dining room, albeit without tablecloths.
The all-new premises offers tapas and cocktails in a separate space, as well as a "dessert bar" for that civilised American practice of moving to a different restaurant for pudding.
The last time we saw a wife call out her cheating husband this publicly -- on an insane billboard in North Carolina -- the ad turned out to be a marketing ploy for a local dessert bar.
After guests had helped themselves to an overflowing dessert bar, Sandy Moreno and Mercy Velazquez enthusiastically gave a "Fund a Need" presentation.
They quit their jobs, signed a multimillion-dollar lease for a small storefront in Hell's Kitchen, and opened Kyotofu, a Japanese dessert bar.
What's weirder is that, as you enter Má Pêche, there is a huge dessert bar, bulging with cakes and cookies.
Through a philosophy of "nothing but the best" regarding both product and service, Rutabaga Sweets will establish itself as an exceptional dessert bar in Washington DC.
