Best Dessert in Cypress

"Literally any baked good that you pick up at Common Bond will have you feeling #blessed. Kouign Amann is sort of like a densely packed croissant, made up of flaky, buttery layers and finished off with a crunchy, caramelized sugar glaze. If you want this little taste of heaven, get there early — these babies don’t stay in the case for long."

"Definitely a more social spot, if you want to work before you meet with someone for lunch. But they’re known for their pastries and how great they are, so it’s a yummy spot to hang out at!. Location & ParkingParking lot, but it fills up fast"

"Common Bond is a trendy cafe and bakery located in Houston's hip Montrose area. Upon arrival, you are greeted by rows and rows of beautiful artisan pastries. Among these is their near perfect chocolate chip walnut cookie."

"Tiny's Milk & Cookies, a concept of Tiny Boxwood's, is the spot for chocolate chip cookies in Houston. Located in the relaxed West University neighborhood, Milk & Cookies is a walk-up spot where you will oftentimes see locals riding their bikes, walking their dogs, or taking a nighttime stroll in order to satisfy their cookie cravings. The cookie at Milk & Cookies is warm, thick, and melts in your mouth."

"When it comes to chocolate chip cookies, Tiny’s is up at the very top of the list, but turns out, their ice cream is pretty phenomenal, too. You won’t find tons and tons of flavors on their menu, but the flavors they do have are just divine. From honey lavender to strawberry jam, and your not so basic mom’s vanilla, you’ll love them all."

"This sweet shop founded on Houston’s favorite cookie also serves excellent ice cream. The milk & cookies is an obvious choice, and dairy-free coconut milk chocolate ice cream is a quality option for folks who eschew dairy. 9 days until it’s officially summer, even though it already feels like it!"

"For nearly 20 years, this cocoa kingdom has been serving chocolate to Houstonians in just about every form imaginable. You might be overwhelmed by all the offerings at this little, um, slice of paradise, but here’s a cheat sheet: The chocolate-covered Oreos are a crunchy, creamy, nostalgic trip, and the four-layer Uncle Darryl’s chocolate cake is a masterwork, complete with rich mousse, ganache, and toffee crumbles."

"If you are in the mood for a huge slice of cake and are a biggg chocolate person like myself, this is your place. With rich chocolate buttercream icing generously placed in between alternating layers of moist chocolate cake and moist yellow cake, this cake is truly the ying to your yang."

"The Chocolate Bar is exactly what it sounds like: a dessert bar serving all-things-chocolate. This dessert spot is located in Rice Village, perfect for an after-dinner treat or a break from shopping. Since The Chocolate Bar is the place for sweets, their cookies do not disappoint."

"Lemon, sliding into a booth decked out with a checkered table cloth to soak up the nostalgia of B.B. Lemon, Benjamin Berg’s homage to both New York and the Gulf Coast. You can enjoy oysters on the half shell, blue crab beignets, clam chowder and burgers til 12 am Mondays through Wednesdays and til 2 am from Thursdays through Saturdays."

"Berg Hospitality, also one step ahead of the game, has installed chic cabanas and furnishings across the lawn of its Washington Avenue site for al fresco dining. The high-style comfort food restaurant’s existing patio continues to offer open air dining. In the Memorial area, B.B."

"Located in the East Washington Corridor at 1809 Washington Avenue, B.B. Lemon is a sophisticated eatery and bar with classic, straightforward food and cocktails. Choose from one of..."

"Owner Jessica Lusk put her architecture degree to use by designing her own bakery named after her spunky grandmother. Inside you’ll find a chic no-frills space pumping out delicious cakes and goodies like the signature Debusker: the magic baby produced by one part dark chocolate brownie and one part M&M cookie. Yummy cakes and a solid coffee program plus beer and wine make it a one-stop indulgence shop."

"This little treasure right off 11th Street puts fun new spins on bakery staples and shares a bevy of beers, wines and even locally roasted coffee. The menu rotates constantly, so your best bet is to go often. Even if just for Red Dessert’s snazzy peanut butter and pear preserve sandwich."

"Pair your dessert with a glass of merlot, a craft beer, or a coffee at this cute café. Snag a slice of cheesecake—we recommend the turtle. The cookies are darn good, too, especially the salted-chocolate-chunk made with Valrhona chips."

"This is as classic as soft serve gets—ice cream served out of a giant ice cream cone. Get a quintessential towering cone of chocolate-vanilla swirl soft serve, or try a "Twirl," a blend of ice cream and candy. 9730 Jones Road; 7018 Fry Road, Cypress"

"Established in 1984, Amy’s handcrafts artisan super-premium ice creams, dairy-free fruit ices, and frozen yogurt!. There are 350+ flavors of ice cream in rotation, including their world-famous Mexican Vanilla ice cream — making every visit to be a new flavor adventure. They also offer ice cream cakes for any occasion, seasonal items such as chocolate-covered strawberries or signature hot cocoa topped with Mexican Vanilla Marshmallows, and baked goods like shortbread cookies and cakes!"

"Flavors include their amazing Mexican Vanilla, Belgian Chocolate, and an array of seasonal flavors. In addition, they have a selection of dairy-free “ices." And if you thought this spot couldn’t get more fun, the ice cream servers are known to literally throw the scoops into their cups."

"Get your fix at this true Italian bakery, where the selection of macarons and cookies on offer changes each day, and cannolis are made fresh daily and filled fresh upon ordering. Find La Sicilia on Favor and UberEats or call 713-636-2900 to place and order."

"Set on the edge of Memorial Park, the Houston Arboretum and Nature Centre features five miles of hiking paths to explore before you find the perfect spot among the flowers and lily pad ponds to propose. You can then take part in one of the center wine tasting courses before heading off to spend the rest of the day planning your future. Why not check out the centre’s woodland glade wedding venue while you are there?"

"No list of Houston hiking trails and nature walks would be complete without the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center. Open 7 am to dusk daily, the Houston Arboretum offers 5 miles of nature trails, winding through forest, wetland, prairie, and savanna habitats. There is no admission fee, but there is a parking fee of $5 everyday except Thursdays."

"If you’re looking for something different, you’ll find it at TGR Exotics in Spring, Texas. Here, you will find animals not seen on the typical American farm such as camels and kangaroos. You will also be able to take a hayride, participate in crafts, have your face painted, and more."

"The Houston Zoo is a 55-acre zoological park that is home to over 6,000 animals ranging across 900 species. Located in Hermann Park in the heart of Houston, the zoo sees over two million visitors every year, all of whom come to discover and learn about the myriad species of mammals, birds, and reptiles. They also take part in the many educational programs, workshops, and events organized by and held at the zoo."

"The Houston Zoo is a 55-acre zoological park, so put on those walking shoes!. It is home to over 6,000 animals ranging across 900 species. The zoo is located in Hermann Park and receives over 2 million visitors each year who come to explore and interact with the different wildlife available."

"Come and admire all of the exotic animals, enjoy some tasty treats, and take part in the zoo’s animal themed, fun events. This amazing zoo houses over 6,000 animals from 900 species, so you’re sure to find everyone’s faviote animal. It’s fun for the whole family."

"BJ Hooker’s Vodka‘s centerpiece is their handmade vodka that is Texan-owned and made in their distillery in Houston. This amazing vodka is made from soft winter wheat, not the usual corn or red wheat. The distillery’s mission is simple, make the best vodka in the world and offer it at a very friendly price so anybody can have access to it."

"With backgrounds ranging from oil & gas to theater, this group of passionate beer drinkers-turned-brewers took a barebones warehouse and transformed it into one of Houston’s most sought after breweries. These guys realize it’s sorta always hot in Houston, so the focus here is on drinkable styles that both excite and quench your thirst when it's 100 degrees Fahrenheit outside. Beer nerds can grab some tokens (3 for $10) to sip “All The Time” brews, from the sessionable 7-Iron Blonde to the ultra-hoppy Hipster Sauce IPA; plus special releases and rotating seasonals like Crazy Pilz, an infinitely refreshing summer pilsner.Key beers: 7-Iron Blonde Ale, Oso Bueno American Amber"

"Core beers: 7 Iron Blonde Ale, Oso Bueno Amber Ale, Hipster Sauce IPA, Bee Someone Honey Wheat. Seasonal beers: Dublin Me Luck Irish Red (spring), Lil' Snack Pilsner (summer), Oktoberfest Marzen (fall), Flex Appeal Strong Ale (winter). Noteworthy: 11 Below beers are widely available at grocery and liquor stores like H-E-B, Whole Foods, Kroger and Spec’s."

"Beers: Buckle Pants Golden Strong Ale, Downtown Shiloh Brown Ale, Fuzzy Butt Peach Blonde Ale, Good Intentions Wheat Ale, Green Monstah Hazy IPA, Kinda Lucky Irish Brown Ale, Rebel Stout, Rogue Black IPA. Noteworthy: The brewery is named after the owners' two boxer dogs."

"Comedy meets music at the always-entertaining Music Box Theater. Musicians and artists blend songs, sketches and soul into a show that will have you laughing and singing along all night long."

"Later in the evening, if you want to get some culture in, you can double back to the Theatre District to catch a show at the Alley Theatre or Symphony (buy tickets in advance). In particular, Yo-Yo Ma is playing at 7:30pm on February 4."