Duo-Tian
Chinese bakery shines with light pastries and a friendly atmosphere. Banana bread is not too sweet and perfect for a quick treat. Cash-only policy keeps it affordable and local.
Good to know
Duo-Tian only accepts cash payments, so bring cash with you.
Pastries are offered at great prices, making them affordable.
Small bakery shines with Portuguese egg tarts featuring a crisp crust and smooth custard. Offers classic pork buns at great prices, perfect for quick bites. Atmosphere feels like a Chinatown time capsule, focusing on fresh, warm pastries without frills.
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The egg tarts are priced at $1.5 as of September 2024.
Tao Hong accepts only cash.
There is no space to sit down.
Small bakery offers fresh handmade pastries like red bean buns and mooncakes with not too sweet cakes. Cozy vibes and heavenly smell make it a great spot for comforting breakfasts and snacks. Busy during rush hours but stays clean and well maintained.
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The prices are cheap and affordable.
They take card payments.
The walnut pastry costs under $2.
Small bakery shines with fresh Chinese buns and sweets. Extensive frozen goods include dumplings and buns for takeout. Prices stay low, with cash discounts and EBT accepted, making it a budget-friendly spot with an authentic atmosphere.
Good to know
Bring cash for purchases, as discounts may apply.
Limited seating means takeout is often recommended.
A bag of 50 frozen dumplings costs $12, offering great value.
Sleek bakery offers fresh pastries and savory options at affordable prices. Warm, inviting atmosphere with quiet seating and colorful murals creates a calm, organized space. Quality desserts shine in a modern, cozy setting.
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The bakery offers a fantastic selection of pastries, cakes, and savory options.
Paris Baguette is conveniently located just a block from Grand Street station.
The establishment is clean and has ample seating for customers.
Van Bakery is a hole-in-the-wall bakery run by two brothers, known for its freshly steamed dim sum and inexpensive pastries. It has a lively Chinatown vibe with no table service, where customers order at a large counter in a worn-in, nostalgic setting.
Good to know
Get there early in the morning to enjoy the enormous variety at bargain prices.
The bakery is cash only, so bring cash for your purchases.
Expect excellent discounts on remaining food items after dim sum and baking services end.
Coffee shop with Art Deco stylings and a 1920s speakeasy vibe offers a quiet, sophisticated atmosphere with soft jazz music playing in the background. Seating is comfortable and thoughtfully curated for relaxing or unhurried conversation. Occasional lively moments occur when families visit, but overall the space feels calm and classy.
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Embriago Coffee offers a spacious seating area for customers.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted at Embriago Coffee.
The coffee shop has a top-tier menu for coffee connoisseurs.
Small space with cozy seating and cute decor offers an intimate vibe. Warm, buttery aromas fill the air, drawing pie lovers with homestyle flavors. Staff show care by replacing items, blending old-time charm with a modern twist.
Good to know
Pies are sold by the slice or whole.
Prices for pies range from $7.25 to $8 per slice.
There is limited seating in the pie shop.
Graffiti-covered alley leads to a hotel with a grungy 80s vibe and arts-filled interior. Rooms offer quiet comfort with skyline views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests enjoy complimentary fresh pastries and coffee from skilled baristas each morning.
Good to know
The rooftop bar is closed on Fridays for private events.
A $25 cover charge applies on days with special parties at the rooftop.
Breakfast includes 2 pastries per person, served until 11am.
Ancient shop with a vintage atmosphere and classic NYC worker behind the counter. Known for its blueberry knish, a nod to Jewish immigrant roots, though food is microwaved. Space is small, cluttered, and feels like an old Lower East Side movie set.
Good to know
The restaurant offers takeout only with no seating available.
A large regular knish is $5.50, a good deal by NYC standards.
Customers should bring cash due to a credit card minimum.