The best Melbourne desserts you can get delivered

Ox Rabbit first gained widespread popularity in WA as a café, but now it's broadened its horizons and offers its scrumptious baked goods for delivery. Gain extra brownie points with your loved ones with an order of irresistible chocolate cookies with silky soft buttercream icing, rich and indulgent brownies and so much more. Order online for delivery through the website.

Oh to be back lining up for Pidapipo with the rest of Carlton right now. While we wait for that reality to return soon (fingers crossed!) we can order our own ice cream from famed gelateria Pidapipo to be delivered. You can pick up tubs of its primo Italian-influenced gelato (or even an individual serve ice cream cake) on UberEats right now from either the Carlton or Windsor stores.

Chocolate doesn’t get more premium than the kind from Melbourne chocolaterie Koko Black. There’s a huge selection to choose from, including selections from its magic marbles, Australian native and “inbetweens” collections. Don’t pass up one of the take-home Belgian hot chocolates either. Order online from the website.

Audrey Allard is the founder of Holy Sugar – a dessert delivery service that offers museum-worthy cakes. The pastry chef worked her magic at fine diner Laura, Pt Leo Estate and Lune prior to starting up her own pastry business. Now, for just $45, you can take advantage of one of her cake boxes that rotate on a weekly basis and can include the likes of chocolate hazelnut brownies; butterscotch cruellers and more. She delivers on Saturdays, or orders can be picked up in Collingwood. Order here.

Nothing beats a French crepe – especially the delicious chocolate-covered ones you can get from Melbourne's favourite crepe kiosk La Petite Creperie. Luckily, this Melbourne business is on UberEats and you can get all the crepes you want any day of the week.

Daniel’s is the people’s doughnut dispensary – and thankfully, we won’t have to miss out on these affordable and tasty doughnuts while at home. Daniel’s is delivering packs of doughies across Melbourne. Head to the website to order.

If Oreos just aren’t doing it for you anymore, this Chapel street café might have you covered. The Cookie Box is an artisanal cookie shop that prides itself on its chunky, homemade-style cookies. And now, you can get them delivered via the website.

This laneway doughnut shop keeps things simple so you won't find any freak doughnuts topped with truckloads of candy. Instead, you'll find well done simple numbers like the hazelnut chocolate and banana doughnut, the pretty Earl Grey and rose, the classic peanut butter and jam and the crispy French crullers. You can order them online here.

Savoury or sweet? That’s completely up to you at Pretzel, this relatively new addition to Melbourne’s sweet delivery options. You can snag cookies and cream, salted caramel or cinnamon glazed pretzels, but our pick would be the savoury kind, including cheese and pepperoni, and cheese and jalapeno. There are three stores in Vic to order from – do so via the website here.

You may have seen Melbourne-based dessert brand Goldeluck's over on TikTok for its popular cake explosion boxes. You can surprise your friends (or yourself!) with one of these boxes that include your choice of cake (mud, snickers, biscoff or other vegan and gluten-free options) and personalised photos that you upload when ordering. Then, you can pick some add on explosion items like flying paper butterflies, roses or different types of candy. Prices start at $40 and you can order one here.