Coventry Telegraph

New dessert parlour hits The Sweet Spot...

- By JOHN CARLON News Reporter news@reachplc.com

THOSE with a sweet tooth have a new spot on their map of Coventry - Far Gosford dessert parlour The Sweet Spot.

Rizwaan Saleh, 30, who opened the store a few weeks ago, told the Telegraph: “I moved to dessert from takeaways, where I saw that good value options for dessert are not available - average spend was eight pounds on desserts which I thought was too much to have a waffle.

“Elsewhere in the Midlands there’s some great places offering desserts on the go, so I thought why not offer a ‘dessert in a box’ here in Coventry.”

The Sweet Spot premises, at 37 Far Gosford Street, has plenty of footfall through the day and into the evening, and with the plethora of restaurant­s along the street, diners might find some extra room for dessert as the shop is open until 11pm every day.

Saleh said: “At Sweet Spot we offer dessert on the go, at a price that’s available to everyone, especially the students and families of the area.

“I had a family come yesterday who could all have regular sized desserts with sprinkles, whipped cream and full topping all for £12.

“The whole idea here is have cheap and high quality desserts in a box - waffles, cookie dough or a cheesecake.

“With the cheesecake you can choose the same toppings. You can have the cake, with ice cream, in the box.”

Saleh has opted for high-quality ingredient­s for his dessert offerings, with small-batch waffle mix and Monin chocolate sauces.

“He added: “We make some mixes in house, and soon we will have a local lady who will be supplying us with local quality homemade cakes - it is a surprising concept, so once people come and try it they love it.”

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