Best Dessert at Miller and Carter: 7 Picks for 2026

There is no official best dessert at Miller and Carter, because the right pudding depends on what you like. That said, the Triple Chocolate Brownie is the closest thing to a house classic. It is flagged as a favourite on official menus, it arrives warm with Belgian chocolate sauce and vanilla bean ice cream, and it costs £8.25 to £8.50 depending on the restaurant. If chocolate is not your thing, the guide below matches every dessert on the menu to a taste, so you can order with confidence.

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How to Choose the Best Dessert at Miller and Carter

The dessert menu is compact, which makes choosing easier. Full size desserts cost £6.75 to £8.95, the sharing chocolate bar is £18.95, and there is a mini dessert with tea or coffee from £6.25. Prices move a little between restaurants, so treat the figures below as a guide. For the full list with current prices, see our Miller and Carter dessert menu prices page.

For Chocolate Lovers

The Triple Chocolate Brownie is the safest chocolate order on the menu. It is served warm, made with milk, dark and white chocolate chunks, and comes with Belgian chocolate sauce and vanilla bean ice cream. Official menus mark it as a favourite, and it is the pudding most often mentioned by diners. At £8.25 to £8.50 and 663 kcal, it is also one of the better value full size desserts.

The Chocolate Fondant is the richer, more grown up alternative. It pairs the fondant with Amarena wild cherries, berry sauce and crushed amaretti biscuit, plus vanilla ice cream. At £8.75 to £8.95 it costs a little more than the brownie, and at 883 kcal it is the heavier chocolate option.

For two people, the Carter’s Signature Chocolate Bar Dessert (£18.95) is the showpiece. A gold dusted chocolate bar filled with chocolate ganache, smooth salted caramel and crunchy biscuit crumb, served with hot fudge sauce, blueberries, strawberries, brûlée glazed banana and two scoops of ice cream or sorbet. It is a lot of pudding at 2,299 kcal, so it suits a table that wants to share.

For Classic British Puddings

Sticky Toffee Pudding (£7.95 to £8.25) is the comfort choice: a rich toffee and date sponge with warm toffee sauce, served with your choice of vanilla bean ice cream or vanilla custard. Diner reviews mention it often, and it is one of the cheaper full size desserts on the menu.

Banoffee Pie (£8.25 to £8.50) layers an all butter digestive biscuit base with thick sea salted toffee and smooth clotted cream, finished with a caramelised banana. At 1,098 kcal it is the highest calorie single serving dessert on the menu, so it is one for when you are not counting. Our dessert calories guide compares every pudding side by side.

For a Lighter Finish

After a big steak, a lighter pudding can be the right call. The Lemon Tart (£8.75 to £8.95) is zesty rather than heavy, paired with raspberry sorbet, whipped cream, fresh raspberries and mint. Ice Cream & Sorbet (£6.75 to £6.95) is the lightest option of all: three scoops from vanilla bean, double chocolate and strawberry ice creams or raspberry and blackcurrant sorbets, served with a marbled chocolate twirl.

The Caramel Biscuit Torte (£8.25 to £8.50) is worth knowing about for two reasons. It is the vegan dessert on the menu, with a Biscoff biscuit base and coconut based topping, finished with fresh berries, blackcurrant sorbet and mixed berry sauce. It is also the lowest calorie full size pudding at 498 kcal.

For an Elegant Finish

The White Chocolate Crème Brûlée (£7.50 to £7.75) is white chocolate with a Madagascan vanilla glazed top, served with fresh berries. It is the cheapest full size dessert and it carries a gluten free mark on official menus, though you should always confirm suitability with the restaurant staff. Our gluten free desserts guide lists the options in detail.

The New York-Style Baked Cheesecake (£8.50 to £8.75) is creamy vanilla cheesecake finished with blueberry compote, whipped cream and crushed amaretti biscuit. A solid pick if you like your pudding smooth and fruity rather than chocolatey.

If You Only Want Something Small

You do not have to commit to a full pudding. The Mini Dessert and Coffee deal pairs a mini brownie, mini white chocolate crème brûlée or mini profiterole with freshly brewed tea or coffee for £6.25 to £6.50. It is also the fixed price lunch dessert option, so it pairs well with the daytime menu. Our Miller and Carter coffee and dessert guide covers the mini options and hot drink choices in detail.

FAQs

What is the most popular dessert at Miller and Carter?

There is no official ranking, but the Triple Chocolate Brownie is flagged as a favourite on official menus and is the pudding diners mention most often. Sticky toffee pudding and the white chocolate crème brûlée also come up regularly in reviews.

How much are desserts at Miller and Carter?

Full size desserts cost £6.75 to £8.95, the sharing chocolate bar is £18.95, and the mini dessert with tea or coffee is £6.25 to £6.50. Prices vary slightly by restaurant, so check your local menu.

Which Miller and Carter dessert has the fewest calories?

Ice cream and sorbet starts from 40 kcal before scoops are added, and the caramel biscuit torte is the lowest calorie full size pudding at 498 kcal. See the full dessert calories guide for every figure.

Are there gluten free desserts at Miller and Carter?

The white chocolate crème brûlée and the ice cream and sorbet carry gluten free marks on official menus. Always confirm with restaurant staff before ordering. The gluten free desserts guide has the full list.

Final Word

For most tables, the best dessert at Miller and Carter is the Triple Chocolate Brownie: warm, generous and fairly priced. Chocolate sceptics should look at the sticky toffee pudding or the lemon tart, and anyone watching calories will do best with the ice cream and sorbet or the caramel biscuit torte. Check the current offers before you visit, since set menus sometimes include a dessert course, and the main menu will tell you what came before pudding.