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Ciabatta and chocolate croissants

A bakery that treats the chocolate croissant with the same technical precision as their ciabatta instead of prioritizing one over the other.

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Updated May 2026
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Small, cozy bakery with authentic French vibe and intimate seating inside and outside. Warm atmosphere enhanced by vintage espresso machine and baking classes held on site. Quiet, peaceful spot offering top-quality French pastries and a sense of escape from city bustle.

Almond chocolate croissants stand out with a rich, delicious flavor that even almond croissant skeptics enjoy. The bakery offers pain au chocolat, also called chocolatines, that bring a strong sense of nostalgia with every bite.

People are saying

"The pastries here are amazing and delicious."

"I loved the macaron making class; I felt proud of my creations."

"The chocolate croissant here is out of this world."

Good to know

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Classes are popular, so booking in advance is recommended.

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The bakery closes at 5 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.

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There is limited seating inside and a few small tables outside.

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Cozy cafe with warm, inviting atmosphere and minimalistic design offers a well-lit, spacious setting ideal for work or relaxation. Diverse music plays softly while comfortable seating with blankets encourages lingering. Friendly energy and attention to detail create a community-focused vibe.

The B.E.C. on ciabatta stands out with its incredible flavor and satisfying texture. This sandwich uses the bread to hold up well to the fillings, making it a solid choice.

Chocolate croissants come with a flaky, buttery crust and a rich, melty chocolate center. They pair well with savory options like bacon egg and cheese or BLT sandwiches.

People are saying

"The cafe's Haitian patties are insanely flaky and delicious."

"I found the coffee here to be so good and rich."

"It's a cozy and inviting spot to get some work done."

Good to know

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The cafe is located right off the Beverly 2 train station.

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There is free wifi available for customers.

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Many menu options are vegan or can be modified to be vegan.

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Small French patisserie offers indoor and outdoor seating with comfortable chairs and free wifi. Atmosphere stays quiet in the morning and feels cozy and welcoming throughout the day. Displays feature colorful macarons and French pastries that draw attention.

Chocolate croissants have a rich buttery flavor and a flaky texture. Some find the butter content a bit high, but they remain consistently good alongside other pastries like the seed and cherry bread.

People are saying

"I found the pastries here to be fresh and delicious."

"I found the coffee here to be amazing."

"I found the chocolate croissant to be very good."

Good to know

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Visit in the morning when the croissants are fresh out.

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Go early to avoid the pastries disappearing late morning or early afternoon.

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$13.50 for 6 macarons was the price at the time we went.

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Fast food restaurant with retro Italian decor and a cozy, friendly atmosphere that feels like a small European eatery. Meals come in to-go boxes with limited seating and a chill vibe maintained even during busy times. Films projected on the back wall add a lively touch to the space.

Ciabatta bread here is incredible and used in sandwiches like the Italian Hero with finely sliced Italian meats and a spicy mayo. The mozzarella sandwich on ciabatta and grilled chicken panini highlight the bread's freshness and texture.

People are saying

"I loved building my own fresh salad with so many toppings."

"I enjoyed the fantastic coffee here."

"The staff at this lunch spot are super friendly and attentive."

Good to know

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Reservations are not accepted; seating is first-come, first-served.

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The Soho location has limited seating, making it hard to find a table.

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Expect a crowded atmosphere, especially during brunch and lunch hours.

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Vegan restaurant

Cozy vegan cafe with a calm, earthy vibe and charming decor invites slow, relaxed visits. Friendly crowd encourages easy conversation, while jazz music and comfortable seating enhance the laid-back atmosphere. Tables inside and on the sidewalk offer versatile spots for work or casual dining.

People are saying

"I loved the breakfast croissant sandwich; it's top tier."

"I found the meatball parm hero outstanding."

"I had the best Dairy Free fried chicken I've ever tasted."

Good to know

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This place is 100% vegan.

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The restaurant is dog friendly, allowing customers to bring their dogs.

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The chickn parm sandwich costs $15.

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Vegan restaurant

Small deli offers wide variety of vegan products including hard-to-find vegan cheeses and freshly made vegan deli sandwiches. Space includes limited indoor and outdoor seating with a cozy, peaceful atmosphere. Energy feels calm, attracting those seeking a vegan Eastern European experience.

Fluffy, flaky layers wrap around a rich chocolate filling in the croissants here. The Unregular bakery chocolate croissants often sell out quickly, showing their popularity.

People are saying

"These vegan sandwiches are so tasty and flavorful."

"I found so many different vegan chocolates and treats here."

"The vegan soft serve here is the best I've ever tasted."

Good to know

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The store has a large selection of vegan foods, sauces, and frozen goods.

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They make their own deli meats, which makes a huge difference.

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There are only 2-3 indoor seats available.

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Cafe

Small cafe with a bright pink aesthetic and hip decor creates a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Quiet energy suits remote work, with free wifi and plenty of seating. Board games and pet-friendly policy add casual charm.

Turkey and eggs on ciabatta comes with a spiced turkey flavor that stands out. It pairs well with coffee for breakfast or lunch.

People are saying

"I thought the coffee here was outstanding and well-crafted."

"I loved their breakfast sandwiches, they were always piping hot."

"The staff here is so lovely and friendly."

Good to know

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The establishment does not have a restroom for guests despite having seats.

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Many of the breakfast sandwiches are under $10.

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They are open until 5pm, not 1pm like it says.

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Brunch restaurant

Small indoor space centers around a busy drinks station, creating a cozy but loud atmosphere. Outdoor seating offers a quiet, well-shaded veranda with heaters, providing a relaxed chic vibe ideal for leisurely brunches. Walls display local art, adding a stylish yet uncurated touch to the setting.

Fresh ciabatta rolls hold hearty sandwiches with fried egg, crispy bacon, and flavorful extras like pickled onions and garlic aioli. Breakfast options include adding extra avocado for a creamy touch.

People are saying

"The French toast here is incredible, with amazing flavor combinations."

"I thought the brunch food was fresh, tasty, and healthier than most."

"The salmon toast with pickled onions and dill is gorgeous."

Good to know

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There are no reservations, so be prepared to wait for a table.

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The restaurant has a dedicated fryer for gluten-free items.

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The brunch for two costs $50, which may be considered overpriced.

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Market space blends elegant, tidy decor with a peaceful atmosphere reminiscent of a 1920s-1930s fish market. Variety includes fine dining restaurants, cozy bars, and specialty shops like a florist and cheese shop. Quiet energy suits those seeking a refined, calm food hall experience.

Offers a delicious pain au chocolat with a rich, buttery texture. Also features a vanilla rum cannelle that pairs well with the chocolate croissant.

People are saying

"This market has an excellent selection of high-quality food products."

"The view of the Brooklyn Bridge is incredible."

"The bathrooms here are surprisingly clean and well-designed."

Good to know

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The Tin Building is currently only open Thursday - Sunday from 12 PM to 5 PM.

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Make sure you make reservations online to avoid long wait times.

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Plan ahead and arrive early as it gets crowded around noon on weekends.

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Small bakery with Parisian-quality pastries and an in-store bakery visible from seating. Quiet, cozy atmosphere invites lingering away from city noise. Limited seating with high stools and narrow counters creates an intimate setting.

Triple chocolate croissant stands out with its rich layers. Pains au chocolat come delicious and excellent, while almond chocolate croissants add a nice twist.

People are saying

"I found the pastries to be incredibly varied and beautifully crafted."

"I enjoyed the excellent coffee here."

"I enjoyed the delicious chocolate croissant."

Good to know

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During the soft opening week, customers can enjoy pre-opening 50% off.

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Happy hour runs daily from 4-6pm with discounted drinks.

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Expect to wait for a seat during busy hours, especially on weekends.

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