Expected to open at some point between late February and early March the shop will be a great addition to a city which is famous for its great food offering.
The Unicorn - Magical Dessert Bar opened their first location in Dallas on December 21st and has proved to be very Instagram worthy. There are unicorns everywhere, the decor is pink, turquoise and purple and every dessert has a unicorn theme. Expect sweet treats in pink, gold and pastel colours. The people of Dallas certainly seem to love it, om the first day of opening the queues were right outside the door with some customers waiting over four hours to get their hands on one of the desserts.
Questions have been posed to Usman Babar, owner of The Unicorn - Magical Dessert Bar as to why he would open another shop in Houston so soon after opening his first store. Babar has reportedly said that he desires to be in the Houston area, to him this is the place to be. He understands that Houston has a reputation for its great food and he wants to add to this. He has been extremely inspired by the reaction to the dessert bar in Dallas, including the footfall and its popularity on Instagram, which leads him to believe that his store will also be popular in the city. He is also extremely proud of the fact that the store opening in Houston will be even bigger than its Dallas counterpart.
The owners of The Unicorn - Magical Dessert Bar understand that when people treat themselves to something special, they want to be able to tell everyone about it on social media. For this reason, they have worked really hard when it comes to developing all of their sweet treats and packaging so that every time customers visit the shop they can have a dessert that is truly Instagram worthy. They have a full range of cakes, doughnuts, macarons and cake pops for you to try as well as plenty of unicorn-themed drinks such as pink hot chocolate, milkshakes, lemonade and boba tea. The dessert bar will be a treat destination for fans of unicorns throughout the city.
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