SWEET

Great place to stop by after 0800 to get your sweet fix in.They bring all their freshly baked goodies then.The ham and cheese croissant was warmed for me and so crunchy and flaky and the ham and cheese were lovely together.The petite key lime pie is a tasty treat with the crumbly stuff on the outside.Strawberry cupcake was good - fresh chunks of strawberries on the inside, I was just disappointed by how hard the topping was - definitely in the fridge too long and not enough time at room temp.Highly recommended if you are in thennehghborhood. 10 minute parking is available.

Such a beautiful quaint pastry shop with lots of sweet choices. The inside backdrop is neutral, with the desserts adding vibrant color throughout the shop in their cakes, cupcakes, and macarons. I like the look of the different heights of cake stands, pedestals, and the chalkboard. This made it even more charming. I ordered the salted caramel cupcake, the frosting a silky smooth. I got the rainbow cake for my niece, and we shared the slice; it was a reasonably large piece, and the frosting was equally good as the cupcake frosting. Ok, I ate her whole cake. The server went out of her to make a noncoffee drink for my seven-year-old niece so we could be twins drinking our Caffe Mocha outside under the umbrellas at the wooden tables. She really thought she was drinking coffee. The service was great, making our girl's day out the best.

My favorite macaron here is the lavender one. My wife's favorite is the red velvet cupcake. They are open until late at night during the weekends so if you crave a little dessert after a few drink or two you can try Sweet in the city centre. There are few small tables where you can enjoy outside weather and a place to sit inside. But, it's best if you take out these deserts and eat in the city centre courtyard or at home!

Really wish I could give this place a better review... the coffee is good. The pastries over rated. But it's the service for me here... the employees here are so miserable and it's truly every-time I go here. The last few times could barely get a smile out of any of them. It's like they truly hate being here and hate their job. Which is so insane because normally baristas are so pleasant but not here. They aren't SWEET they def on the salty side so I hopeThey don't get Mistreated here by management or something because I really don't understand why else each and every one of them aren't on the friendly welcoming side.... They seem to hate being there which makes me not so much want to return often while in city center

Well every t looks really good but they were having some issues. The macaron counter was not working so they had to go to the back to grab macarons from the freezer. The ones on display and on the list were not accurate with the ones they had in the back so we had to switch our order. They took a long time to grab our macarons. They only accept cash. When we got home the macarons were hard, dry and pretty hollow. Not great. Cute shop with potential.

Stopped in for an after dinner treat and coffee. They have a pretty nice selection of pastries and so many different variety of flavors for your coffee. Not only did they have your typical vanilla and caramel, but also rose, lavender, passion fruit, etc. You can also mix flavors. I tried a lavender vanilla latte. You could definitely taste the lavender but it was not overwhelming. It was different and I enjoyed it. The ladies working in there also were super nice.

It's been a minute since Sweet had a review. I'm pleasantly surprised they survived this location during the pandemic till now. I've only had their macarons and mini creme brûlée cheesecake, so I can only attest to those. The other desserts like the cupcakes, truffles, and pastries also look appealing.Mini crème brûlée cheesecake: Kind of tasted like flan. It was a bit dry on the cheesecake part. I understand it's a mini, but it still can be moist. Yup, I said the word. It's not worth $3.Crème brûlée macaron: Also $3 because it's specialty? I don't know about that. It was my least favorite of all the ones I bought. It was sweet and tasted mostly of burnt sugar.From here on out, the rest of the other macarons are $2.35/each. They don't have deals for 6 or whatever.Funfetti birthday cake: One of my faves. I love the vanilla filling. The crunch of the sprinkles gives it added texture.Cookies & Creme: My favorite. I could eat 12 in one sitting. The filling is light and buttery. It just melts in your mouth.Espresso: Also one of my faves. Definitely for coffee lovers. The espresso flavor is strong. Worth it.Pistachio: This flavor is my usual go-to for macarons. It was ok. Flavor resembles Blue Bell pistachio ice cream. I would come back for their macarons. I kept mine in the fridge and resisted eating all in one sitting. The outer shell still had a nice crunch.

when we walked in, there was someone in front of us but an employee acknowledged us, and said they would be right with us which was nice. Once it was our turn, we got three vanilla bean cupcakes, and two crème brûlée cupcakes all which were very good. I also got a latte, which was made by my favorite coffee machine la Marzocco, and the coffee had a delicious flavor and I really enjoyed it. The café was quaint and employees were very nice and helpful.

Super hard and tough to chew boba balls and the weirdest color matcha latte ever. It taste like watery barely grass and I don't see any milk at all or taste anything creamy. It be so much nicer if a real boba place opens in CityCentre . Bread pudding I think is the other thing. Hopefully that'll be better ... bread pudding is better (2 stars?) didn't seem fresh and is really hard also. Better than the drink which I'd say is 1 star. I should have gone to Starbucks for a matcha latte there instead...I've had the regular milk tea here before that was better. Don't do the matcha latte. Not worth it.

Some great macarons, however the practice of their employees of not informing the customer that they charge you even for the small cardboard box and the bow is misleading.Usually you pay and don't even ask, but this last time I visited SWEET, I noticed it.This is not OK. I paid almost $50 for a dozen macarons and 3 or 4 extras. I think the least the owner could do is pay for the boxes because they are very delicate and cannot be put in a plastic bag.I chose them over many other places in Houston and travel 30 minutes away, but I don't think it's worth it to keep going to their store.