Best Dessert in Huntington Beach

"Long Beach Creamery owner Dina Amadril has not only builty a mini-ice cream empire with her two locations in Bixby Knolls and Downtown, her ice cream is simply stellar. Each shop is open during regular for take-out and delivery through Postmates and Grubhub. UPDATE: Call each shop for hours; they are now limited and vary."

"If you’re looking for a chance to show some hometown pride, try Long Beach Creamery!. Long Beach Creamery serves handcrafted ice cream made with local, organic ingredients. Their ice cream helps to tell the story of Long Beach and our growing food culture."

"The Cheesecake Factory menu features more than 200 menu selections made in-house each day - using only the highest quality ingredients - which combines to create our remarkable tastes. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 714-533-7500"

"If you’re vegan or have other dietary restrictions, they should have something for you at Hug Life!. They offer lots of dairy free, nut free, and gluten free flavors. While vegan ice cream may not offer all the same tooth-healthy benefits as dairy ice cream, soy and nut based ice creams can still offer some protein and calcium, and are great dessert alternatives if you have dietary restrictions."

"Hug Life Ice Cream is an ice cream shop founded by a group of friends with a plant-based lifestyle. All of their ice creams are dairy-free and some are also gluten-free, nut-free, or both. Have the vegan version of classics like cookies and cream and rocky road, or try something new like Thai tea or taro root."

"Their slogan is "anti-dairy ice cream and stuff" and they offer really cool flavors like earl grey, og berry, mango chamoy, cookies n' cream and banana boy (plus m... 2707 E 4th St, Long Beach, CA 90814, USA. Long Beach, California, United States, 90814"

"Baker's Dozen Donuts is another much-loved go-to, with 4.5 stars out of 51 Yelp reviews. Head over to 3414 W. Ball Rd. to see for yourself."

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"Seabirds Kitchen serves some of the best organic and plant-based food on East Fourth Street!. Having started as a food truck, this restaurant is now a brick-and-mortar eatery where you can indulge in mouthwatering dishes. Specialties include options such as Cauliflower Ceviche, creamy Tomato Soup, Grilled Mushroom Tacos, and vegetarian burgers that are sure to keep you feeling full all day long."

"Seabirds has a cult-like following and for good reason: The small shop off of Fourth Street, just a tad east of Alamitos, serves up some of the most quality vegan creations in the entire region, distinctly unique plates that are addictive and comforting. Delivery via Door Dash and curbside pick-up via ChowHound. For Brian Addison’s complete guide to vegan food in the city, click here."

"Whenever the weekend rolls around, Seabirds is the first place that pops into mind for brunch. During the weekend of the Tropicalia Fest (Nov. 3-4, 2018), I decided to get a quick bite before all of the music festival shenanigans. For those of you who have attended music festivals, you know how expensive festival food is and probably try to refrain from buying food inside the venue."

"A post shared by Mama D's Italian Kitchen (@mamads_newportbeach) on Apr 8, 2019 at 3:07pm PDT. At the Original Mama D’s Italian Kitchen, enjoy the traditional tastes of your favorite Italian dishes along with made using family recipes for the last three decades. The restaurant has a funky decor and is usually a packed place."

"Mama D’s is a very popular family-owned Newport Beach family restaurant that draws crowds nightly. Opened in 2005, they are known for great homemade Italian cuisine and lively friendly experiences. It is a great option if you love Italian food, hearty portions and good time."

"From the time you set your first step from the time you set the last one; by far the best service I've had in years. Now days restaurants can care l..."

"The Rancho Los Alamitos is a historic preserved ranch located near the campus of California State University, Long Beach. Over the course of its history, the rancho has been occupied by the Tongva people, Spanish and Mexican colonists, and American farmers. You can explore this ranch's historic buildings and gardens, whose name literally translates to “Ranch of the Cottonwoods."

"Named after the native Fremont cottonwood trees in the area, Rancho Los Alamitos is actually a two-hundred-year-old ranch with a history that dates even further back."