Desserts in Loma Linda

Dessert near Loma Linda, Colton, Redlands and Riverside

If you searched for dessert near me or dessert places near me anywhere between Colton and Redlands, this is the counter you found: 24940 Redlands Blvd Unit A, Loma Linda. We are open 9 AM to 9 PM, seven days a week, so dessert works after dinner, after a shift or after a game, and there is seating inside if you want to eat it warm. Order ahead online and it is boxed and waiting, or walk in and order at the register.

Roughly how far the shop is from the cities people drive in from:

• Dessert near Loma Linda: you are already here.
• Dessert near Colton: roughly 5 to 10 minutes without traffic.
• Dessert near Redlands: roughly 10 to 15 minutes without traffic.
• Dessert near San Bernardino: roughly 12 to 20 minutes depending on where you start.
• Dessert near Riverside: roughly 20 to 30 minutes without traffic.

Croffles: croissant dough off the waffle iron

Croissant dough, waffle iron. Crisp layers outside, buttery inside. Each one is $5.00, sold by the single in any quantity, and the 5 flavors are Churro, Biscoff Butter Cookie, Dubai Chocolate, Fruity Pebbles and Nutella Almond.

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  Churro

  $5.00 each

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  Biscoff Butter Cookie

  $5.00 each

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  Dubai Chocolate

  $5.00 each

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  Fruity Pebbles

  $5.00 each

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  Nutella Almond

  $5.00 each

Mochi donuts by the single or the dozen

The donut here is the mochi donut: a ring of eight chewy rice-flour bites you pull apart one at a time, in 9 flavors, mixed however you like inside a box. The prices below are the prices at checkout; the full flavor list, with photos, is on the donuts page.

A dozen is $30.00, which is the box that goes to the office, the party or the car on the way home. For anything bigger than a few dozen, see catering or call (909) 253-1534.

Sweet drinks: boba, matcha and dirty sodas

Dessert in a cup counts. Milk teas over chewy tapioca pearls, matcha built 3 ways, fountain soda built up with cream and syrup, lemonade made with real jam, and fresh-pressed sugarcane and coconut juice. Coffee drinkers have their own page: Vietnamese coffee.

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  Boba Tea

  Milk teas over chewy tapioca pearls.

  $5.75

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  Matcha

  Stone-ground matcha, built three ways.

  $6.25

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  Dirty Soda

  Fountain soda built up with cream and syrup. Pick your flavor and your base.

  $5.00

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  Strawberry Jam Lemonade

  Real jam stirred into fresh lemonade. Sharp, cold, and not too sweet.

  $4.00

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  Sugarcane & Coconut Juice

  Fresh-pressed sugarcane and coconut, straight or fruit-blended.

  from $5.75

What people say about the sweet side

Three Google reviewers, quoted word for word. Antonio Ramirez: “Great place for anyone who loved sweets.” Christine R wrote that she “Drove 30 min on the hottest day this summer to get drinks and donuts here.” And Alejandra Gutierrez called the food “perfect snacks if you’re wanting sweet or savory!” Every review we publish is printed in full on the reviews page, nothing trimmed.

Dessert with a corn dog first

The savory half of the counter is the Korean corn dog, five styles with a weenie or mozzarella middle, which is how most tables here turn dessert into dinner. Add one to the same order on the menu page, pay once, and pick everything up together at the counter.