Spot Dessert Bar

Spot is a dessert bar like no other.
Traditional confections are re-imagined & spiked with dose of Asian flare. 
They use unique ingredients like Green Tea, Kobacha, Yuzu & more. 
Spot Dessert Bar is truly one of a kind.

It is fun to bring friends at Spot for the first time as it is a fun place to have desserts.
Our friend came to the city from upstate NY to pre-celebrate her birthday 
& we decided to bring her to Spot for desserts.

We ordered the 4 Tapas Special
(it was too much for 4 of us as we were kind of full from dinner)

 This is the most famous dessert as it is so cute!
The Harvest
-layers of berries,
soft cheesecake,
meringue kisses,
oreo crumbs (which is the “soil"!),
raspberry sorbet,
black rose milk tea (use to water the “plant"!)

Milky Puff
-warm puff pastry,
milk ice cream,
corn flakes,
brûlée banana,
whipped cream,
white chocolate honey comb

Big Orange
*new for winter
-layers of milk chocolate orange mousse,
vanilla creme brûlée orange segment,
chocolate brownie,
vanilla tart crust

Say Cheesecake
*newest dessert for spring
- creme brûlée cheesecake 

The birthday girl “watering” The Harvest 


Click here for their menu.
Pls. note that they have seasonal items that are not in the menu.

They have 3 locations in Manhattan & 1 in Queens.

St. Marks
1. 13 St Marks Pl.,
New York, NY 10003
(917) 285-2278
SUN-WED : 12pm-12am
TUE-SAT : 12pm-1am

2. St. Marks Shoppe
5 St Marks Pl.,
New York, NY 10003
(212) 673-6745

 Koreatown
11 W 32nd St Fl 2,
New York, NY 10001
(212) 967-0269
MON-SUN: 12pm-12am

Flushing
39-16 Prince St.,
Flushing, NY 11354
(917) 285-2278
SUN-WED : 12pm-12am
TUE-SAT : 12pm-1am


I have only been to St. Marks & Koreatown 
but I know some friends who has been to the Flushing location
& loved it.

Eat moderately!

Peace & love,
Princess

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