No Reservation Required — These Popular Restaurant Desserts Can Be Made at Home

Golden, glazed, and gooey, these delectable doughnuts will melt in your mouth.

Get the recipe: Krispy Kreme glazed doughnuts

Full of flavor, moist, dense, and rich, this recipe is (almost) better than the original.

Get the recipe: Starbucks's lemon loaf

Make Serendipity 3's drink-dessert hybrid in the comfort of your kitchen when you follow this easy guide. It's seriously good.

Get the recipe: Serendipity 3's Frozen Hot Chocolate

Seeing the words "Auntie Anne's cinnamon sugar pretzel bites" just about makes our mouths water. Anyone else in the same boat? If so, make these at home when you're looking for a sweet and savory bite to nibble on.

Get the recipe: Auntie Anne's cinnamon sugar pretzel bites

This homemade version of the Cheesecake Factory favorite is made with Oreos, raspberries, white chocolate shavings, and whipped cream. Yum!

Get the recipe: Cheesecake Factory white chocolate raspberry truffle cheesecake

Soft, chewy, and a little puffy, these cookies will melt in your mouth the second you sink your teeth into them.

Get the recipe: Auntie Anne's snickerdoodles

Creamy, rich, and stuffed with Cadbury eggs, this copycat McFlurry recipe is perfect for a hot day or a late-night treat.

Get the recipe: McDonald's-inspired Cadbury Creme Egg McFlurry

If you've never had the cake batter ice cream at Cold Stone Creamery, you're missing out! It's almost too good to be true, and so is this copycat recipe.

Get the recipe: Cold Stone-inspired cake batter ice cream

You don't need to be above the age of 21 to try this shot. It's just a chocolate chip cookie cup filled with vanilla milk and a whole lot of goodness.

Get the recipe: Dominique Ansel-inspired milk and cookie shots