The Sweet Spot

I quite like The Sweet Spot. The aesthetic gives floral and dainty with a splash of hello kitty.I have only tried a couple items on the menu - a donut and iced year - but both were very tasty. I appreciate that "sweet" doesn't mean just sugar. You can appease your sweet tooth without giving yourself a cavity, and this place strikes the right balance.The seating isn't particularly comfortable but the customer service is great. I'm just more likely to grab and go than linger. It's indeed worth checking out!

This is attached to the Pho spot next door and is a cute place for dessert post-dinner. Their specialty seems to be a croffle, which is a waffle made from croissant dough. They top it with cream and a variety of fruits. This was super delicious. I've also tried their tiramisu, which was not like a typical tiramisu, more like a tiramisu-inspired custard, but still good. They also have soft serve that was super creamy and refreshing.I have yet to try any of their drinks so I'll definitely need to come back for that. The staff were very friendly and the space is adorable. There's a lot of cute decor, walls where you can write messages on, and even one of those cute aesthetic chairs that make the perfect backdrop for a photo. Definitely a fun post-dinner dessert spot.

Sweet Spot is awesome Cafe in Cleveland you simply cannot missThe host is super friendly who answered all our questions and served me. Had the Ube and cotton candy donuts. Don't bother with the cotton candy, get the Ube. Croffle Croissant Waffle was the best I have had in Ohio. We do not have many options of those around here.Unique and delicious. Beautiful surroundings and unique offerings. I'd go back and would recommend however I can definitely see it wouldn't be everyone's kind of thing.

First time trying Matcha and Ube ice cream. It was good. The restaurant was nice. And the staff was helpful and let me sample the ube ice cream before purchasing.

Love the menu, the aesthetics, the taste of the food, the presentation but don't love how they don't make enough to supply people who have a 9-5 schedule. I went around early dinner time (6-6:30pm) and literally all their baked goods were gone. I read so much and saw all these beautiful pics on Instagram and their website for their colorful croffles and doffles but there were only 2 left--1 chocolate almond and 1 red bean butter. Both were delicious and truly like a croissant waffle but I was not able to try their mango, strawberry, blueberry, matcha flavors with cream. The drinks are kind of pricey though. The atmosphere was just bizarre. There are 2 functional claw machines blasting the most annoying music on full volume at conflicting intervals. You really cannot just relax and eat your food because there are 3 songs being played at the same time and it's so discordant. Would love to come back but it's kind of impossible to go any other time than dinner/dessert...so please just make more of your fruit cream croffles at all times! They will sell, don't worry!

Located in university circle, this is a great place to grab dessert with friends! They have mochi donuts, croffles, and other dessert selections.My friend and I ordered the strawberry croffle, matcha and ube mochi donuts. The mochi donuts were not overly sweet, and still had a nice crunch on the outside with a soft and chewy texture.The croffle was also very delicious, using whipped cream as the topping with fresh strawberries. Again, not overly sweet very delicious. The croffle was on a popsicle stick, but I wished they had fork and knives to make it easier to share. Nevertheless, this place is very delicious and I recommend it!

If you've got a sweet tooth, The Sweet Spot will definitely hit the spot. The mochi donut trend is something you didn't know you needed in your life if you haven't had one before. You'll probably be drawn in first by the highly Instagrammable wall seen through the storefront window - the floral and brick motif lends pops of color throughout the shop. The scent of fried dough will greet you next, and a line of other salivating customers. On soft opening day, things were busy and there was a bit of a wait as the donut supply tried to keep up with donut demand. However, each little ring of dough still managed to look consistently eye-catching. And, while I had tunnel vision for the donuts, I actually had time to look through the rest of the menu which includes Croffles, Tiramisus, and other refreshing drinks. The best deal is a box of 6 donuts, which saves you about $3. I know, it seems like a lot for a donut, but I promise it's better than Dunkin'. My favorites were the Black Sesame and Strawberry donuts; I was a little disappointed that the Ube wasn't stronger. They feel lighter and chewier than a regular donut, like you could eat the whole box in one sitting. The employees were really friendly despite the rush of people and worked efficiently with each other. There's plenty of small tables in the front and back of the store and a pretty swinging chair for extra vibes. I'm very curious about the rest of the menu once they open in force and hope they'll gain a loyal following!

The employees are fun and enjoyable they give samples of the ice cream which is a plus. They also have the Superman ice cream which is a plus lol . Small but has a great location because you can go for a walk right after.

Slow service but friendly and pretty unique baked goods. Delicious mayo seaweed pork floss sweet savory cake and stale yet still tasty and delicious coconut mochi donut.

Green Thai boba was interesting. Donuts were just okay. Thought they were fresh and customizable but that's not the case