Best Dessert in Pearland

"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."

"Both a café and a bakery, Common Bond makes it easy to want to sit and stay for awhile. But even if you stayed all day, you couldn’t possibly indulge in the plethora of treats, both savory and sweet, that they offer. Common Bond sources as many local ingredients as possible, which means a fresh, delicious, and constantly changing menu."

"Montrose is such a hot area in town, and Common Bond Cafe & Bakery certainly fits in well there. Not only is the coffee incredible, but the pastries are out of this world. Their almond croissant is perhaps the best in town."

"There’s a a reason this place is a staple for our mom blogger group and it doesn’t just have to do with the kid-friendly vibes. Tiny’s Milk and Cookies has the best, ooey gooey just baked chocolate chip cookies as well as breakfast pastries (which I always bring home to the hubby). They also have ice-cream, iced-coffee and most recently I even had one of their delish cortados which reminded me of my recent trip to Miami and it’s amazing Cuban coffee."

"With its perfectly melted chocolate chips, these gooey cookies, made fresh every day, have turned cookies into an entire industry for Tiny Boxwoods. These cookies were in such high demand that Tiny's now has an entire walk up bakery on the side of their restaurant just to sell them and they even sell cookie dough for customers to be able to take the deliciousness home. In my opinion, this is one of the best desserts in Houston."

"A true indulgence, these chewy, crunchy, perfectly constructed chocolate chip cookies are served warm from the oven. Need this dough in your life more often?. Pick up some frozen cookie dough to bake up this magical goodness at home."

"A post shared by Chocolate Bar (@chocolatebarhtx) on Feb 26, 2020 at 6:33am PST. Situated on West Alabama Street, The Chocolate Bar’s purple and yellow deco feels just like Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory, but the resemblance doesn’t stop there. The Chocolate Bar offers a variety of handmade chocolates, decadent four-layer Uncle Darryl’s chocolate cake, an assortment of ice creams, and most recently added dog-friendly treats for your furry friends."

"The Chocolate Bar is here for you and all of your chocolate needs, including ice cream. Their must-try confections include the Candyland Junkyard, a mix of numerous candy bars, and my personal favorite, Snowberry, a mix of strawberry and chocolates. No matter which flavor you try, you will not be disappointed."

"With inventive ice cream flavors, giant slices of layered cake, and an array of chocolate-covered fruit, it’s hard to go wrong with anything on deck."

"You can have your very own cabana table at which you can slurp oysters, pop bubbly, and dig into lobster rolls and steak frites at this sexy local treasure. The New-American kitchen and bar took this rough past year in stride, adding turf to its outdoor space and transforming it into a chic, cabana-filled utopia. There’s an ample covered patio section, as well."

"On pretty patio weather days, the manicured lawn with open-air seating at BB Lemon offers a pristine backdrop for lunch, dinner or weekend brunch. Rattan chairs are often filled with spirited guests, and a few coveted outdoor bar seats allow guests to sneak glances at all of the bar action inside."

"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..."

"If you’re interested in getting a sugar rush, Glazed the Doughnut Cafe is the place to go, ladies and gents!. Focusing on specialty doughnuts, Glazed offers some of the best hand made sweets in the city!. You can find just about any type of flavored donut you can think of to satisfy those late night munchies – including french toast crunch, smores, fruity pebbles, chocolate oreo, and bacon!"

"The best thing about this place is it’s open 24/7, so you can always get your donut fix. Feast on delish creations such as as the macon donut, strawberry cheesecake donut, and breakfast sandwich. If you’re feeling a little more adventurous, try flavors like peach sour cream cake, creme brûlée, or sangria."

"El Bolillo Bakery has one of the largest varieties of Tres Leches cakes that can be chosen from every day. El Bolillo Bakery has a variety of Bolillos which is one of the staple bread for the Hispanic community. Every day at El Bolillo Bakery there is something new so stop by and explore their bakery for the freshest of bread."

"<p>Many customers claim El Bolillo to be the best Mexican bakery in the city. They are known for their fresh bread, pastries and desserts. (Photo: El Bolillo Bakery)</p>"

"The OG of frozen yogurt shops keeps it real and never disappoints. This LA phenomenon that went nationwide is the perfect frozen treat year round. Bonus: Inner Looper Houstonians have three locations to choose from: Galleria, Highland Village, and Blvd Place."

"This must-try spot doesn’t technically serve scoops, but they serve the perfect frozen treats for Houston’s hot days: popsicles. At Steel City Pops, you can try a myriad of pops, ranging from creamy to fruity to cookie pops. And if that’s not enough, you can dip your pop in chocolate!"

"My girlfriends and I stop in from time to time and treat ourselves to some delicious chocolate..we feel guilty together, but the place is just too…"

"The Houston Center for Photography is one of the best places in the city to look at some beautiful pictures. Inside you can see rotating temporary exhibitions of works by regional and national artists which are showcased for free here. Not only that but the center also offers a full Digital Darkroom facility, a 4,000-volume research library, and educational workshop programming for area students."

"A Houston legend, the Beer Can House is exactly what you think it is – a house made of empty, flattened beer cans. A classic Texan explanation, its creator, John Milkovisch, stated, “Some people say this is sculpture but I didn’t go to no expensive school to get these crazy notions.” A true monument to recycling, this house is made up of an estimated 50,000 cans. What’s his favorite beer, you may ask?"

"More than 50,000 aluminum cans cover the beer can house as siding, edging, even wind chimes. Taking a guided or self-guided tour is worthwhile; either way don't miss the video..."

"A post shared by Visit Houston (@visit_houston) on Jan 29, 2020 at 4:29pm PST. Ever wonder what a house made of beer cans would look like?"

"I talk to our artists daily and have been able to take a deeper dive with them. We’re making sales all over the world,” Nancy Littlejohn says. She represents nationally and internationally-recognized artists from New York, Houston and elsewhere."