Best Dessert in Massachusetts

"The macaron, synonymous with the cookie sandwich, is a French treat that comes in many different flavor combinations. It is light an airy with a whipped filling that definitely sets the flavor off. Plus, they are the cutest bite-sized dessert (sometimes two bites.)"

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Fresh Strawberry Jasmine Tea - Take 2. As you hop on from a tourist spot to another in Boston, take a breather at LimeRed Teahouse and sample natural flavors of the delicious teas."

"The warm, homey environment is great for studying or chilling with friends. You can combine the amazing drink with a wide variety of macaron flavors offered. Recommend Bubble Tea: Lemonade Jasime"

"A post shared by Katelyn (@katelynmlong) on Mar 31, 2018 at 10:28am PDT. Replete with roomy quilted banquette seating and polished marble tables, Sweet is a cupcake bakery creating fanciful bites that are certain to put a smile on your face. Sweet offers seasonal menus with appealing choices on each one, as well as vegan and gluten-free options."

"Here the amazing boba variety and the bubble tea make the best treats for a sweet tooth. Apart from that the truck is super cute and instagramable. Recommended Bubble Tea: Passion Fruit Tea"

"Celebrate the Year of the Pig with our limited-edition Chocolate Pigs!. Dark Chocolate Pig is hand-piped with dark... L.A. Burdick Handmade Chocolates is a one-of-a-kind chocolatier offering fantastical and completely handcrafted chocolate figures like mice and pigs."

"This boutique chocolatier doubles as a cafe, usually packed full of happy patrons drinking hot cocoa. Whether you choose dark or milk, it’s sure to be some of the best chocolate you’ll drink in your lifetime...."

"The last shop remaining of what was once a multi-location family, Petsi Pies offers classic fruit pies but also goes above and beyond with seasonal offerings of treats like butternut squash and gorgonzola; apple, pear, and cranberry; and chocolate bourbon pecan. Stop by for a slice of quiche for a nice mid-day lunch, or grab a whole pie to take home and share (or not)."

"the indulgences begin with pie crusts made from ground chocolate cookies. It only gets better from there: the Chocolate Peanu... Air Date: 01-04-2015"

"Need a slab of blueberry or strawberry rhubarb pie for summer?. Sweet potato for fall?. Chicken pot pie for winter?"

"Take any Bostonian’s word for it - there is nothing better than Belgian waffles made by Belgians in Boston at Zinneken’s Waffles. Using the finest ingredients to make baked-to-order, stellar Belgian and Brussels waffles, Zinneken’s allows you to build your own waffle from their counter. Hand-kneaded dough is used to ensure chewy textures of the waffles, which are topped with Belgian chocolate, fresh berries, the monstrously rich cookie butter caramel speculoos spread, Nutella and homemade whipped cream among 30 others."

"This is the closest you’ll get to a real liege waffle from Belgium. If you haven’t had a liege waffle before, it’s 100x better than a normal waffle — it’s made with a dough full of sugar crystals, which caramelize when cooked. #SpoonTip: They have an actual brick and mortar location in Cambridge, but they also have a food truck."

"Treat yourself to a decadent breakfast with Zinneken's Belgian Waffles. Build your own waffle and select a gourmet coffee or hot chocolate to go with it. Order online through their website to enjoy fresh waffles at your fingertips."

"Next up is Allston's Twin Donuts, situated at 501 Cambridge St. (between Barrows and Beacon streets). With four stars out of 293 reviews on Yelp, the breakfast and brunch spot, which offers doughnuts and more, has proven to be a local favorite."

"They take your classic flavors and make them unique, like making a cookies ‘n cream ice cream with milk chocolate ice cream and vanilla cookies mixed in instead of vanilla ice cream and chocolate cookies. But for the best experience, try out one of their seasonal flavors— they’re even more unique. #SpoonTip: Their dairy free ice creams are made from a variety of milks, from soy, to coconut, to hemp, so you’ll have no problem finding one that suits your needs."

"Or if there is over 100 inches of snow on the ground (thanks, Boston). We’re still going to stop into J.P. Licks for their extra creamy homemade ice cream, or perhaps a more seasonally appropriate latté."

"Sit in a booth, a table, the tatami room, or the sushi bar and choose from an extensive menu of standard and creative sushi offerings. Go traditional with rich salmon sashimi, daring with foie gras nigiri (foie gras with spicy daikon radish, scallion, sesame, ponzu sauce), or cute with ladybug maki (spicy seafood salad and sweet potato tempura inside, cherry tomato and black tobiko outside). A menu of cooked appetizers and entrees is available too, for sushi-averse dining companions."

"Fugakyu in Brookline's Coolidge Corner is a favorite for many Boston locals since it opened its doors many years ago. Everything is perfectly prepared, and their fun variations of rolls, which use their super fresh fish, are served in your setting of choice: private booth, tatami room, a table, or simply at the sushi bar. Reserve a seat then seat back and scour the menu that has an impressive selection of sushi along with a variety of cooked appetizers and entrees."

"FuGaKyu, or the house of exquisite elegance, hit Boston in 1998 and is the biggest Japanese restaurant in the New England area. Located in the heart of Brookline, it features a won..."

"Some highlights of your trolley tour include the historic North End, Quincy Market, the USS Constitution and the Bunker Hill Monument, the Theater District and Chinatown, the Boston Public Gardens, and more! Be sure to pick up your ticket in advance at any of the designated pickup locations. Time on the trolley will vary according to your plans. It can take one to two hours to ride the entire route, depending upon traffic, so keep that in mind when planning your day."

"Boston’s North End (also known as “Little Italy”, though you won’t catch a local calling it that) is the oldest neighborhood in Boston and a fascinating sort of place: once a neighborhood popular with Italian immigrants, today it is more popular with tourists. It’s home to tons of Italian food (from the very good to the very bad), beautiful architecture, several noteworthy spots in American history, and a couple of very famous pastry shops."

"Address: 11 Divinity Ave, Cambridge, MassWebsite: www.peabody.harvard.edu. The Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology at Harvard University is dedicated to human cultural history and is one of the oldest archaeological and ethnographic museums in the world. The museum was founded in 1866 and houses one of the largest collections of cultural objects in the Western hemisphere."

"One of the most prestigious educational institutions in the world, Harvard University provides a remarkable experience for visitors. Here, you can see the John Harvard monument, which is a bronze sculpture located on the west side of University Hall. Be sure to rub the statue’s left shoe for good luck, it’s a Harvard student tradition!"

"Wander around the grounds of the US’ most well-known higher education institutions, Harvard University. Harvard Square also has a lot of great restaurants and cafes, as well as shopping."

"Who here loved monkey king movies when they were young, some people still watch them today!. They were so fun to watch, full of action and fun ridiculousness!. Here at Monkey King Tea you’ll find typical boba flavors and your standard bubble tea."

"Harvard University Arnold Arboretum is an oasis of green in the middle of Jamaica Plain. Head to the visitor center and grab a Discovery Pack full of hands-on activities that help kiddos explore their natural surroundings. The visitor center is also home to other activities such as wildlife bingo, a photo scavenger hunt, and family walks."

"Arnold Arboretum is spacious arboretum located in Jamaica Plain and Roslindale, that includes hiking trails, wildlife, and wonderful scenery. There are a few lookout points that provide excellent skyline views, including Peter Hill. The Arnold Arboretum is truly a scenic escape from the city during all seasons."

"CambridgeVegan cuisine can be hit-or-miss, but it’s safe to say that Veggie Galaxy is consistently batting 1000. Well-versed in the realm of comfort food, this vintage diner is living proof that you can, in fact, compose a fully indulgent, extravagant, and obscenely flavorful meal without using a single molecule of animal protein. From fiery seitan-based chick’n sandwiches to crispy plant-based mozzarella sticks to creamy peanut butter chocolate frappes, Veggie Galaxy will make meat feel like nothing more than a distant memory.How to book: Stop by for first-come, first-serve seating or order take-out and delivery online."