Nutella is almost synonymous with the word ‘dessert’ nowadays and some of Sydney’s best desserts have Nutella incorporated into it; so much so that there was even a temporary shortage of Nutella in some parts of Australia!
This list of 11 unbelievable Nutella creations will undoubtedly inspire you to embark on your own search for the ultimate Nutella dessert.
As the name implies, these sweet treat consists of waffles stuffed into your personalised Nutella jar for just $10! Topped with sliced strawberries, whipped cream, and a scoop of ice-cream, this dessert has gotten the attention of Sydney-siders and tourists all over.
My Sweet Boutique is tucked away in a little corner, sharing the same lot as a petrol station. Visitors can choose to park their cars in front of this pop-up like stall, and wait for their order to be called out. For those without a car, don’t worry, there are milk crates readily available for you to sit and wait.
The waffles are perfectly executed with a warm, buttery texture that is slightly crispy on the outside and softer on the inside, making it one of the best waffles in Sydney. For the jar collectors out there, get excited because you can keep the jar after you’re done devouring its contents!
Address: 379-383 Enmore Road, Marrickville NSW 2204
Opening Hours: Varies – keep in touch with their social media!
Website: Here
Place a Nutella donut on top of a milkshake and you will get customers flocking to your doorstep. This is literally the case for the latest Tella-Ball Shake craze that dominated (or rather still dominates) social media.
Foodcraft Espresso & Bakery was forced to close during a period of time in order to restock after selling 1450 Tella-Ball shakes in two days. The café also reportedly goes through about 30kgs of Nutella a day. However looks certainly aren’t deceiving for this beauty. These Tella-Balls are made fresh on-site every day with a generous filling of Nutella.
The consistency of the shake is thick and tastes like you’re drinking Nutella directly out of the jar. The outer layer of the donut is not too sweet, which counteracts the sweetness of the shake and Nutella filling, making the taste something worth queuing for!
Note: shakes are available in all donut flavours – Nutella, salted caramel, vanilla bean & ricotta and strawberry jam, all for the same price of $10.
Address: 33 Bridge St, Erskineville NSW 2043
Opening Hours: Tue – Fri 7am to 4pm, Sat – Sun 8am to 4pm
Website: Here
For the ice-cream lovers out there, there is no doubt that you will also love fried ice-cream. It is a tricky technique to master, but Piccolo Me does a sweet job (no pun intended). This heavenly dessert consists of Nutella ice-cream topped with crushed Maltesers drizzled with hot salted caramel sauce.
Piccolo Me’s main outlet is at Castlereagh St in the heart of Sydney’s CBD, but this café has 10 different outlets all over Sydney so Sydney-siders, check out their website for the full list of locations and see if you’ve got one near you.
For those who have a budding sweet tooth and want to try more of their desserts, Piccolo Me is also famous for their Piccolo Me Nutella Bomb ($4) which follows a simple process – dunk the block of Nutella into the steaming cup of coffee or hot milk, then sprinkle the chocolate flakes on the top for extra flavour.
Address: 1 Castlereagh St, Sydney NSW 2000 (other locations on website)
Opening Hours: Mon – Fri 6:30am to 4:45pm
Website: Here
How heavenly does this Nutella, Tim Tam, chocolate fudge, chocolate Freddo heads, Tiny Teddies, chocolate brownie and whipped cream shake look?
Brewristas is situated in the heart of Glebe, surrounded by rows and rows of cafes and restaurants. This café is only three months old, but has already garnered the attention of customers and big coffee masters like Campos and Toby’s Estate.
Another favourite Nutella delight at Brewristas is the Nutella frappe ($7) with a rich gianduja (chocolate and hazelnut paste) flavour which gives off a very distinct Nutella taste. If your sugar levels have still not peaked, try the Ultimate Nutella Frappe ($10) which has added condensed milk and a brownie.
Also, how cute do these chocolate vanilla muffin cones look? Brewristas never fail to come up with innovative desserts to keep customers coming back for more!
Address: 73 Glebe Point Rd, Glebe NSW 2037 (other locations on website)
Opening Hours: Mon – Thu 8am to 4pm, Friday 8am to 12am, Saturday 9am to 12am, Sunday 9am to 5pm
Website: Here
Pasticceria Papa is an Italian patisserie known for their famous ricotta cheesecake, made with the finest quality ingredients. They supply their lovely range of breads and pastries to some of the best restaurants in Sydney.
Pasticceria Papa’s Baked Ricotta Cheesecake with Nutella is a delightful dessert that is creamy but not too thick. The pastry is soft as a sponge and encases the lightest, fluffiest and creamiest ricotta filling. The cheesecake is dusted with cinnamon and icing sugar, and the beauty of this dessert is that it isn’t very sweet, rich, and ‘cheesy’, which is unusual for a cheesecake dessert!
For a reasonable $4.10 a slice, this delectable treat certainly lives up to its hype. There are hardly any bad reviews about this cheesecake, and it is not surprise that many locals think that this is the best cheesecake in Australia!
Address: 145 Ramsay St, Haberfield NSW 2045
Opening Hours: Mon -Fri 8am to 6pm, Saturday 7:30am to 5pm, Sunday 7:30am to 1pm
Website: Here
Vogue Café is a retro, vintage French-styled like café tucked away in Macquarie Shopping Centre that always does a good milkshake justice. Their shake never fails to be all dolled up and decorated with all sorts of sweet treats.
Their Infamous Nutella Shake comes with a waffle cone, sour worms, liquorice and hazelnuts, making this a fun treat to have! The shake isn’t as sweet as you would expect, which is a good thing considering how rich Nutella already is and with the mountain of sugary goodness on top. For a reasonable $8, customers usually order a shake with their meal which may not be advisable if you’re a small eater!
Address: Macquarie Shopping Centre Level 2, Shop 60, 109 Waterloo Rd, Macquarie Park NSW 2113
Opening Hours: Mon – Wed 7:30am to 5pm, Thursday 7:30am to 9pm, Fri – Sat 7:30am to 5pm, Sunday 8:30 – 5pm
Website: Here
The Grumpy Barista is a lovely hipster-like café that has made its mark in the streets of Petersham. The café has drawn in the crowd through the numerous photos of eye-catching cronuts accompanied with a chocolate-filled syringe that has been widely circulating on social media.
The Oreo Crumble Cronut with a Nutella filled syringe is the perfect combination of vanilla custard, Nutella, and crushed Oreos. The texture of the cronut exceeds expectations, and is certainly one of the best cronuts you can find in Sydney at $7 each.
Do also try the Nutella shake for a heightened Nutella experience at The Grumpy Barista!
Address: 10 Audley St, Petersham NSW 2049
Opening Hours: Mon – Sat 7am to 3pm
Website: Here
This fine-looking stack consists of a Nutella cronut stuffed with coco whip topped with chocolate sauce and fresh strawberries. Coco whip is a vegan, bio-fermented coconut soft serve that is both diary and gluten free. Everything about this dessert is close to perfection.
The texture of the cronut is crispy on the outside and light and fluffy on the inside. One great thing about this cronut ‘ice-cream’ sandwich is that it is lighter and not as sweet compared to the other desserts presented in this list. The coco chip and strawberries also give this dessert a refreshing taste and will leave you feeling (almost) guilt-free!
Address: 21/126 Ramsgate Ave, North Bondi NSW 2026
Opening Hours: Mon – Sun 6am to 6pm
Website: Here
XS Espresso has exploded on social media and has remains one of the Western Suburbs’ most popular eateries. This bustling café is situated in a Wetherill Park warehouse lot, and possesses a charming and hipster vibe with its minimalistic decor and brick walls. It is no surprise that XS Espresso has contributed to the milkshake craze in Sydney, making people lose their minds over mountains of sweet treats rising up from their jar of milkshake.
The name says it all. The variety of shakes offered will make your eyes pop. This monster shake consists of oreo, Nutella, waffles, Tim Tams, and chocolate ice-cream; in other words, diabetes in a jar.
One might ask, “How the heck do you begin to eat/drink this?” Well I suggest you start nibbling on the toppings before you even begin to lift the straw up of the cup. This over the top appearance is what attracts customers, and food bloggers around Sydney are flocking to this café to snap up these large jars of sugary treats.
Address: 9a/1183-1187 The Horsley Dr, Wetherill Park NSW 2164
Opening Hours: Mon – Fri 6am to 10pm, Sat – Sun 7am to 10pm
Website: Here
The ambience at Ms G’s accompanied by its unique appearance gives this restaurant a very mystical feel. The best words to describe this restaurant are that it is “Asianish, casualish, inexpensiveish, and funkyish”.
At Ms G’s, desserts are plated in a way where you may think twice about ruining its aesthetically pleasing appearance. The Stoner’s Delight Part 3 ($16) is a new and improved version of the previous editions of the Stoner’s Delight. This dessert plate has stepped up its game with donut ice cream, peanut dulce de leche, peanut and pretzel brittle, crispy bacon, mars bar brownie, passionfruit curd, potato chips, and of course, deep-fried Nutella. This random selection may seem over the top, but the taste certainly is one that will leave you wanting more.
Address: 155 Victoria Street, Potts Point NSW 2011
Opening Hours:
Lunch: Friday 12pm to 3pm, Sunday 1pm to 5pm
Dinner: Mon – Sat 6pm to 11pm, Sunday 5pm to 9pm
Website: Here
Belly Bao is situated in GOODGOD Small Club, and is home to homemade steamed buns filled with a whole range of savoury and sweet ingredients. This combination of a bao and a burger has resulted in lines forming quite early as customers love the idea of Taiwanese and Western fusion.
The Baonana Split consists of a golden fried bao, vanilla ice cream, fresh banana, salted peanuts and of course, a generous drizzle of Nutella. The flavours go together like bread and butter, and when accompanied with the deep-fried bao, the taste of the dessert as a whole is certainly a match made in heaven.
Address: 53-55 Liverpool St, Sydney NSW 2000
Opening Hours: Wed – Fri 5pm to 10pm, Saturday 6pm to 10pm
Website: Here
The saying “there is always room for dessert” should be a mantra in everyone’s lives. It is most definitely acceptable to treat yourself once in awhile and to surrender yourself to the temptation that is the amazing nutella dessert you’ve always been wanting to try.
Any other nutella dishes you love? Do let us know in the comments section below!
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