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Recent Dessert Restaurant Reviews in Tribeca

• Cowgirl (Hudson) (Hudson St. & W 10th St.)

  Written by Brent H. on 6/9/2013 | Member since 2013

  Regularly order from this West Village gem. It can sometimes take a while to receive food, but it's well worth the wait. Everything from salads, to pulled pork sandwiches, to nachos, to key lime pie for dessert - it's all delicious! And they do a great job whether it's eat-in or takeaway.

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• Pizza Shack (Grand St. between Henry St. & Broadway)

  Written by Jenna H. on 5/23/2013 | 1 other review | Member since 2012

  I tried ordering a few weeks ago. They were apparently really busy, so instead of making me wait, they called and gave me the option to cancel my order. I did. To my surprise, they called me like a week later offering their apologies for their business that day and offered me a free mini pizza. The pizza came quickly and tasted great. This place is worth is for the pizza, but it's great because of the service. =)

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• Kitchenette (Chambers St. between Greenwich St. & Hudson St.)

  Written by Stacy G. on 5/18/2013 | 2 other reviews | Member since 2010

  I would have given them 5 stars for food, except it feels like there is always something missing from the order... like dressing or syrup. Really is a bummer to get french toast without syrup and have to wait twenty minutes for them to bring some.

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• Butter Lane Cupcakes (7th St. & Ave. A)

  Written by Clark W. on 4/25/2013 | 3 other reviews | Member since 2013

  These are hands down the best cupcakes in New York City. Which is a pretty big place, if I'm reading these population statistics correctly. I went on a limb and asked if they could write a personal note for my friend's order, and they did. Top notch.

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• Champs Gourmet Deli (Trinity & Rector) (Trinity & Rector)

  Written by Anna C. on 4/3/2013 | 5 other reviews | Member since 2012

  Summary: YUMMY/Healthy, quick delivery, great value for amount of food. I got the lean body omelette - it was delicious, healthy not soaked in oil or lacking in fillings like some omelettes. Everything tasted fresh and delivery was fast to boot. Plus what a great value - can't ask for more than that!

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• Deb's (Varick St. & W Houston St.)

  Written by Thalia F. on 3/18/2013 | 1 other review | Member since 2011

  This place is reliable and the staff is really nice. The breakfasts make getting ready in the morning so much more convenient. But, I recently discovered the vegetable sandwiches. I am excited that they have healthy choices. Now I order lunch from Debs too! My only requests: please get some variety of flavored wraps like spinach or sundried tomato wrap. organic sugar would be appreciated as well.

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• Dinkies (Baxter St. between Canal St. & Hester St.)

  Written by Jessica F. on 2/8/2013 | Member since 2012

  Wow. First time ordering here and have been quite happy so far. Within moments of placing my order, Dinkies called me to let me know they were out of the bread I'd requested for my sandwich. The quick response was really impressive (less so about not having the bread, but it wasn't that important to me). The food ordered probably within 20 minutes of ordering, even though we were at the beginning stages of a blizzard. The design-your-own sandwich was delish, though I wish Seamless had the option to put onion rings on the sandwich (as is standard on most of the pre-designed sandwiches). The sweet potato fries with marshmallow sauce-- OMG -- were amazing. More of a dessert than a starter item, but hell, it's so good it doesn't matter. I had the PB&J dinkies, and they were good, but not great. They were lukewarm by the time I got to them. Probably would have been yummy if hot. Overall, great experience!

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