Indulge in St. Louis: A Guide to the City's Best Dessert Spots for Locals

St. Louis, known for its diverse food scene, is home to several establishments renowned for their desserts.

Bella’s Sweet Treats & Boozy Shake Shop, situated downtown, provides a range of treats, including options for dietary restrictions. For adults, the shop serves alcohol-infused desserts. Another notable place is The Blue Owl, a historic Kimmswick establishment, famous for its Levee High Apple Pie, a dessert filled with around 18 Granny Smith apples, caramel, and pecans.

The Caramel House, popular among locals, offers caramel candy, English toffee, popcorn, and more. Their caramel pillows come in flavors like Simply Salted, Bacon, Bourbon-Vanilla, and Pretzel Logic. Clementine’s Naughty and Nice Creamery, with eight locations in St. Louis, serves a variety of ice creams, including vegan options.

The Fountain on Locust is recognized for its ice cream martini, a mix of Zanzibar chocolate ice cream, coffee liqueur, hazelnut liqueur, and crème de cacao. The menu also features milkshakes, malts, floats, sundaes, and other ice cream desserts. Gooey Louie, another local favorite, is known for its rich, moist cake, available in flavors like chocolate-peanut butter, pumpkin spice, and blueberry.

Kakao Chocolate, where chocolates are handcrafted by Brian Pelletier and his team, is worth a visit. Serendipity Homemade Ice Cream in The Grove offers a variety of ice cream flavors and the chance to make a unique ice cream sandwich. The Soda Fountain, located at St. Louis Union Station and Westport Plaza, is recognized for its large ice cream shakes, garnished with brownies, cotton candy, cupcakes, and more.

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