19 Coffee-Flavored Dessert Recipes (2024)

If dark chocolate fudge cake by itself doesn't sound indulgent enough, try this recipe, which layers it with vanilla- and espresso-flavored creams as well as hot fudge sauce.

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Lush and filled with coffee flavor, these creamy cheesecake bars feature a crust of crushed Oreo cookies and hot fudge, topped with a gelatin-based filling of cream cheese, sour cream, coffee and bittersweet chocolate.

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This recipe, from August 1963, was described as a "company dessert." With 1 cup sugar as well as semisweet chocolate, it was far too sweet for today's tastes. This version swaps in bittersweet chocolate, uses less than 1/3 cup sugar and adds a dash of coffee. And it's still great for company!

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This is the ultimate dessert for chocolate and coffee lovers. Be sure to garnish it with strawberries to dip into the leftover liquid-y chocolate at the end!

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This sophisticated-looking dessert is the epitome of ease (and only takes 8 minutes to prepare!). Simply drizzle store-bought angel food cake with a microwaved mix of heavy cream, semisweet chocolate chips and coffee syrup.

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This pie is almost too beautiful to eat! Chocolate crust with mocha latte filling and whipped cream, candy hearts and chocolate curls make for a treat full of different textures.

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As if tiramisu weren't already decadent, we've added dulce de leche ice cream to the mix. With a traditional ladyfinger base and loads of java flavor (thanks to coffee ice cream and liqueur as well as the standard brew), this frozen variation may be your new go-to version.

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A hot mug of coffee or tea pairs perfectly with this rich coffee cake loaded with toasted pecans and topped with smooth coffee-flavored frosting and a sugary drizzle.

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This melt-in-your-mouth cheesecake will remind you of your favorite Starbucks drink.

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Rich, creamy and surprisingly simple—it only takes a half-hour to prep—this recipe layers store-bought pound cake with a generous slathering of chocolate- and coffee-flavored custard.

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Chill out with a chocolaty treat that'll put some pep in your step! Chocolate sandwich cookies are mixed with instant coffee and butter for a rich crust that's filled with vanilla and java chip ice cream, then topped with chocolate espresso beans and coffee-chocolate glaze.

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Though this dish is simply decorated, it's packed with irresistible flavors. The crust is cinnamon-y, while the filling has instant coffee, vanilla extract and brown sugar.

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Bake, frost and freeze the bars, tightly wrapped, up to 1 month ahead. Thaw to serve; for neater squares, cut while still cold.

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Since it starts with store-bought pound cake, this creamy, coffee-laced dessert is unbelievably easy to put together.

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This marble cheesecake can be made in a little over two hours, and is great for novice bakers. Topped with puddles of chocolate filling, this delicious cheesecake is bursting with flavor.

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No need for after-dinner coffee when you can cut into this light bundt cake that's made with espresso and cocoa powders and finished with a velvety chocolate glaze sprinkled with hazelnuts.

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If you're looking for a light and airy (but still scrumptious) dessert, then you've found your perfect match. This delicious dish can be garnished with berries and a liqueur glaze to make the taste just right.

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Meringues are a crowd-pleaser and simple to make. Chocolate topping adds extra sweetness to these coffee ones.

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Everyone loves chocolate pudding, but using espresso gives it a surprising kick.

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