Jul 24, 2017 - Food and Drink

10 places to get dessert after 10 p.m. that aren’t Cook Out

Kylie Moore

Late-night breakfast may not be hard to get your hands on in Charlotte, but a late-night sweet tooth fix that isn’t a Cook Out milkshake isn’t as hard to find as you might think.

5Church

Dinner is served seven days a week until close (midnight Sunday through Thursday and 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday), which means their craft desserts like coconut lime mousse, sorbet and s’mores trifle are, too. See the full dessert menu here.

127 North Tryon Street
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Amélie’s

Every single item in the dessert case is up for grabs until midnight on Friday and Saturday in Uptown and 11 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and midnight Friday and Saturday at the new Park Road spot, but at the original NoDa location, there’s literally no limit to when you can get your fix, as it’s open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. By the way, those macarons are so good, they had a Hollywood moment in The Hunger Games. And the SCB? They’ve sold over 1.4 million since 2014.

380 South College Street, 2424 North Davidson Street
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Appalachia Cookie Co.

You won’t even have to peel yourself off the couch to get your cookie fix if you order them from Appalachia Cookie Co. in University. While you can pick them up, they’ll deliver straight to your doorstep until 11 p.m. every night. Order.

850 Chancellor Park Drive
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The Cellar at Duckworth’s

Yes, you could stick to things like cupcakes and doughnut holes at Duckworth’s Uptown location, but head downstairs to its older, more sophisticated brother for originals like a Corn Flake Crusted French Toast, Strawberry Parfait with hazelnut granola and lemon-zested Greek yogurt and Campfire Almond S’mores seven nights a week. They’ll be serving until midnight Monday through Wednesday, 1 a.m. Thursday, 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday and 11 p.m. Sunday.

330 North Tryon Street
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Crave Dessert Bar

They’re serving Drunken Tiramisu, Churro Fondue, Apple Pie Tacos, White Chocolate Crème Brûlée and more until 2 a.m. Tuesday through Sunday. See the full menu.

500 West 5th Street
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The Diamond

The Plaza Midwood late-night staple has an extensive menu that includes Southern classics like peach cobbler, pecan and apple pie and banana pudding, available until 11 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 4 a.m. Friday and Saturday. See the dessert menu.

1901 Commonwealth Avenue
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Insomnia Cookies

These cookies, brownies, cakes, cookie sandwiches cookie cakes are served hot seven days a week until 3 a.m. – and if you live in or near University, you can get them delivered, you lucky dogs. See the full menu.

9211 North Tryon Street
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Midnight Diner

The South End staple may be famous for its 24/7/365 menu (especially its breakfast), but the dessert shouldn’t be glossed over with its classic diner fare like a two-person brownie, ice cream floats and banana pudding as well as cakes and pies. See the full menu.

115 East Carson Boulevard
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Queen Park Social

The newest addition to Lower South End may only have two dessert options, but the Apple Pie Taquitos and Classic, a deconstructed ice cream sundae – especially the Classic – are not to be missed. Get them Monday through Thursday until midnight, 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday and 11 p.m. Sunday.

4125 Yancey Road
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RedEye Diner

It could not be easier for you to satisfy your sweet tooth on the way out of the EpiCentre than with a stop at RedEye Diner, which is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for pies, cakes, banana splits, milkshakes and more. See the full menu.

210 East Trade Street
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