Four Desserts bakery to celebrate opening in Scottsdale

PHOENIX — Four Desserts, a bakery in Scottsdale, will be hosting a grand opening on April 4 and guests will be able to get a taste of the new treats.

The Saturday celebration will last from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and those in attendance will also be able to win prizes via giveaways.

The bakery, which is located at 8930 North 90th Street, is aptly named after the number of desserts it offers, those being cheesecakes, tarts, cannolis and cream puffs.

Co-founders Michael and Priscilla Sweet added this sweets-only venture to their business portfolio after attracting a following at their north Phoenix-based Silver Rose Bakery.

“We wanted to focus on quality over quantity,” Priscilla Sweet said in a press release. “By narrowing our menu to four signature desserts, we perfected the recipes, used only premium ingredients and have created an experience where every bite feels intentional, indulgent and unforgettable.”

The bakery’s menu features eight different varieties of each dessert. The desserts can be bought by themselves or bought in bundles, with “The FOUR” being one of each type, “The Double FOUR” two of each type and “The Triple FOUR” three of each type (12 total).

Four Desserts caters its treats for birthdays, weddings and other gatherings as well as offers a rewards program, where customers can earn $5 off for every $50 spent.

Bakery hours are 11 a.m.-8 p.m. every day of the week except Mondays when it is closed. Happy hour runs from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, where customers can purchase discounted desserts.

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