Desserts here are definitely delectable and decadent.  I had an old Groupon that expired but still good for the original $12 I paid to purchase it, so my friends and I came for an after-dinner snack.  Our waitress was very nice, but at first, she said I couldn't use my Groupon since they had no way of verifying whether or not I used it before.  However, the Groupon stated the original value never expired, so she spoke w/ a manager (again) and said I could use it.  Dang right!  They were able to scan it at the end anyway and verify it was good, so make sure to insist to use your expired Groupon if you are denied the first time!\n\nI got the half-sized pizza with roasted mini marshmallow and hazelnut bits ($9.75).  The thing is exactly like a pizza, except for the toppings.  My friend thought the bread was too doughy (it's just like pizza dough) and preferred it to be thinner.  It was super sweet, and we could only eat a small slice each.  I prob wouldn't get this one again.  My other friend got an Espresso Shake while the other friend ordered the Banana Hazelnut Crepe ($13.95).  The crepe was really large and super sweet as well.  It was really good, though.  I'm not a huge fan of crepes since I lean more towards crispy food than soggy, and I find crepes to usually be more of latter than former. The shake was also delicious.  You could taste a slight hint of the coffee, as it was not overpowering.  It was not thick at all, though, and more like melted ice cream.  I would have preferred it to have more of a shake consistency, which it did not at all.  \n\nPrices are pretty steep here but the desserts are more than enough for at least two people.  It's a great place to go for anyone with a sweet tooth.  The chocolate was also very good!  We had wanted to dry one popsicle dessert, but the waitress said they've been out of it for two months.  She said something about how their chocolate (or the popsicles) is made in Israel or something crazy like that.  We had no wait on a late Sat night.