"dessert place" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a place or establishment where one can go to enjoy sweets and desserts. Example: "I have a sweet tooth and love trying different types of desserts. There's a new dessert place in town that I've been wanting to check out."
He plans to open another dessert place at a larger location in the winter.
Since his dessert place opened in February, he has refined not only the apple green-chili pie but chocolate red-chili and also walnut-honey.
"I know Conrad — he used to have a dessert place, Lo Spuntino, on Mulberry between Hester and Canal," said Mort Berkowitz, a street-fair specialist who has been running the feast since 1996, when Mr. Giuliani appointed him to the job with a mission to clean up the notorious corruption.
Each setting had a dinner and dessert place, fruit and soup bowl, and a highly stylized coffee cup with saucer.
For dessert, place rolled wafers on top of a chocolate-frosted cake to look like logs and use orange and yellow rock candy for flames.
Slice and serve on a dessert place.
Instead of another onslaught of gigantic Asian restaurants this year, look for a more delicate parade: fanciful Asian-style dessert places.
Even the federal government's dietary guidelines label granola as a "grain-based dessert," placing it in the same category as cookies, doughnuts and cake.
Leading the charge is a local chapter of the Slow Food movement, which promotes traditional and sustainably produced foods and which has enlisted dozens of restaurants to feature the apple in dishes and desserts, placed wooden boxes full of free Gravensteins all around Sebastopol and blanketed farmers' markets with free samples of its juice.
But if you are tempted by sea urchin gelato for dessert, the place to go is the Oyster Bar in Grand Central Terminal.
Since the rise and fall of the cupcake in the 1990s, everything from the whoopie pie (two soft cookies sandwiched with cream frosting) to cake pops (artfully shaped pieces of cake on a lollipop stick) have threatened to take the dessert's place as the most fashionable of baked goods.
