Sentence examples for dessert stores from inspiring English sources

Allison Kimberly Britz, who runs a chain of dessert stores in New York, and Michael Gary Dubrow, an insurance executive, were married last evening.

The outdoor dining was delectable and the omnipresent conditoreis (dessert stores) dotting the streets gave the city a festive feel.

But, he said, Menchie's has an edge over it and other frozen dessert stores, including big international yogurt chains such as Yozen Fruz and Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt.

"More artisan confectioners are aspiring to a higher level of quality, and so much is changing right now in all aspects of chocolate making," says Alice Medrich, who owned several Cocolat dessert stores in the Bay Area from 1976 to 1990 and is the author of several books on chocolate.

Considering Milk Bar, the destination dessert store which is part of the Momofuku family, charges $6.25 for three cookies, and cronut from the Dominique Ansel Bakery will set you back $5, Kith Treats' pricing isn't astronomical.

David Herman, a music therapist, opened a Tasti D-Lite frozen dessert store in the Clinton section of Manhattan a year and a half ago with Jud Parker, for whom Mr. Herman was a mentor in a Big Brother program.

The bride, 29, is the president and an owner of CremaLita, which operates low-calorie frozen-dessert stores.

For American Jews, halvah has long been familiar but often feared as a strange beige loaf passing itself off as dessert and stored a little too close to the herring at venerable appetizing stores like Russ & Daughters on the Lower East Side.

I'd brought along a dessert, a store-bought peach cobbler, which I'd deposited in Edina's fridge and forgotten.

After these first two escapades, I learned that the key to making whimsical desserts with store-bought ice cream is patience.

An entire chapter of the memoir is devoted to a petty fight between his financially enervated parents over the cost of a Thai dinner and convenience-store dessert.