Scottsdale dessert lovers are getting a new spot to satisfy their sweet tooth as Four Desserts, a made‑to‑order dessert shop from the Phoenix team behind Silver Rose Bakery, opens its doors at 8930 North 90th Street, suite 118. The shop will mark the occasion with a grand opening on Saturday, April 4, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., built around a tight concept of four signature treats: cheesecakes, tarts, cannolis and cream puffs, each offered in roughly eight specialty varieties. The compact storefront also plans dessert bundles, a rewards program and a weekday happy hour aimed squarely at afternoon snackers.
Family Bakery Brings Favorites To Scottsdale
Husband‑and‑wife bakers Michael and Priscilla Sweet, the duo behind Silver Rose Bakery in North Phoenix, launched this sister concept to bring their most‑requested pastries closer to Valley customers. As noted on Silver Rose Bakery, the new shop is designed to make those popular desserts easier to find outside the couple’s wedding‑cake and catering business.
Grand‑Opening Details
Local event listing UpcomingEvents notes that the grand‑opening celebration is set for Saturday, April 4, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., at the 8930 North 90th Street, suite 118 location. Organizers are planning tastings and giveaways throughout the day, and KTAR reports that visitors can expect free samples and promotional offers as part of the festivities.
Menu, Bundles And Pricing
Inside, FOUR is set up like a dessert assembly line with a self‑service twist. Customers order at a kiosk, choosing a base, a filling and a topping, while staff put the treat together to order. The menu zeroes in on the four headliners: cheesecakes, tarts, cannolis and cream puffs. According to the cannoli section of the Four Desserts site, there are eight signature cannoli flavors and bundle pricing, with single items starting at $6.75. Bundles include “The FOUR” (one of each) at $26, the Double FOUR at $49 and the Triple FOUR at $69.
Catering, Deals And Local Buzz
The Sweets say Four Desserts will cater birthdays, weddings and other gatherings, bringing those mix‑and‑match sweets to parties across the Valley. KTAR also notes that the shop has a rewards program and a happy hour with discounted desserts from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday. Local TV has already taken notice: FOX 10 Phoenix ran a short segment in March that showed off the made‑to‑order assembly line in action. For now, the storefront will keep compact hours, roughly 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. most days, while the owners focus on catering and neighborhood orders as they settle into the Scottsdale scene.
