Okay, let's get the obvious out of the way - Sweet Republic rules the roost when it comes to decadent desserts, and the Smores Crunchie Waffle Sandwich is an excellent example why.
This could cheer Scrooge up in the rainiest of Irish Decembers.
2. Candy Cane Latte, Bewley's
The pink hot drink you've been waiting for.
This treat is a festive favourite at the Grafton hotspot, and is only around for a limited time - so go get one. Now!
3. Melted Kinder Bueno Sauce, Mooch Froyo
Yes, you heard us right. You can now officially go into Mooch and order for your froyo to be covered in rich, creamy, melted Kinder Bueno - this is the future.
Plus the yoghurt itself is fat free, so you're practically losing weight!
4. Belgian Chocolate and Vanilla Lemon Curd Cupcakes, The Cake Café
These things are made fresh every morning and don't last long, so you'd want to get yourself in there by lunch time to secure your cupcake.
Sure don't you deserve it.
5. Homemade Chocolate Biscuits, The Pepper Pot
Nutty, chocolately, homemade crispy bites just big enough for a cup of tea, and small enough to allow you to not feel guilty. Perfect.
Also The Pepper Pot is an ideal people watching spot so you could legitimately end up spending hours there, and eating like five of these bad boys.
6. Scones, Avoca
The best, the tastiest, and hearty enough to fill you for the evening.
Treats you mum would be proud of.
7. Macaroons, Cocoa Atelier
Cocoa Atelier boast some of the best treats in the city, hands down.
Each season they bring out a new seasonal range of macaroon flavours and this season is no different. Feast your eyes on Creamy Nougat, juicy Orange Confit, fruity Pear, and warm 'n' spicy Gingerbread.
Macaroons are made from almonds though, right? So they're basically paleo...
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