Family-run bakery offers organic, high-quality ingredients baked with evident care. Atmosphere feels warm and personal, reflecting a strong commitment to homemade quality. Signature items include flavorful sourdough bread and melt-in-your-mouth cinnamon rolls that stand out for freshness and taste.
Chocolate Babka stands out with its rich chocolate and authentic taste. Pumpkin Babka offers a soft, rich texture that complements the chocolate version well.
Sourdough bread offers a perfect balance of soft inside and crunchy outside with an unbelievable taste. It helps reduce bloating and heartburn compared to ultra-processed bread.
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Mila Bakes uses organic ingredients in their baked goods.
Everything is made from scratch with care.
The ingredients used are clean and fresh.
Minimalist bakery space offers a cozy, intimate atmosphere with friendly energy. Gluten-free and refined sugar-free baked goods stand out for their quality and inventiveness. Regulars appreciate the gluten-free focus, refined sugar-free products, cozy vibe, and minimalist design.
Chocolate and Cinnamon Babka Muffins offer a buttery, classic flavor with a rich, gluten-filled texture. The chocolate babka stands out as incredibly delicious and satisfying when fresh from the oven.
Gluten-free bread here has an unbelievable buoyancy and a texture that matches traditional bread. Options like seeded bread, ciabatta, and red pepper scones offer variety, and the bread freezes well for later use.
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All baked goods are gluten-free and refined sugar-free.
The bakery offers a variety of vegan options alongside gluten-free items.
Payment methods include credit cards and mobile payments.
Tiny bakery offers wide variety of traditional pastries with homemade quality and rich chocolate babka. Inside smells of fresh sweets fill the air, creating a picturesque, authentic atmosphere despite crowded space and limited seating.
Chocolate babka features a rich chocolate flavor with a soft, flaky texture and a dense, decadent feel. Loaves come fresh baked, smelling amazing, and are sold by weight with reasonable pricing.
Babka offers a rich, ooey gooey chocolate blend with soft bread. Challah bread comes out fresh and fantastic with a tasty texture.
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You pay by weight for the babka, so ask for the price before ordering.
Expect to pay around $10 for a 3/4lb slice of babka.
Be cautious as they may charge tourists more than locals.
Bakery space feels homey and welcoming with a family-friendly vibe and thoughtfully curated design. Gluten-free baked goods stand out for their high quality and variety, including sourdough and forbidden rice bread. The atmosphere reflects a strong sense of community care and passion for craft.
Babka comes in cinnamon and Nutella flavors, with a gluten-free option available. The bread has an earthy quality, made with forbidden rice.
Gluten-free options include sourdough bread and forbidden rice bread that stand out for their quality and flavor. Breads are vegan, non-GMO, and soy-free, showing careful baking choices.
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The restaurant is completely gluten free, catering to those with dietary restrictions.
You can buy pre-frozen goodies to bake at home, perfect for later enjoyment.
The bakery offers completely vegetarian options alongside gluten-free treats.
Mediterranean restaurant with stylish, bright decor and an orange tree centerpiece creates a warm, airy vibe. The atmosphere is lively and loud, requiring raised voices for conversation. Outdoor seating adds a pleasant option on warm days, complemented by a fun music playlist that enhances the energetic setting.
Nutella babka stands out with its rich, chocolate-hazelnut flavor and soft, twisted texture. It also appears in a sundae form, combining the babka with ice cream for a sweet treat.
Warm, fluffy za’atar bread comes in batches as the owner prefers. It pairs perfectly with creamy, bold-flavored hummus.
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Reservations are not required, but it's best to call ahead on busy nights.
Expect long wait times on weekends, especially during dinner hours.
Prices are reasonable, with most dishes under $20.
Bakery offers great views of Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan skyline with plenty of outdoor seating. Atmosphere stays quiet and dependable, making it a good spot to relax after a walk. Food includes rich chocolate babka and savory sandwiches, enjoyed in a beautifully designed, unflashy setting.
Chocolate babka stands out with its rich chocolate flavor and perfect balance, not too dense. Babka pizza offers a savory and slightly sweet taste with a bit of a kick, often toasted to perfection.
Babka bread stands out with its rich flavor and soft texture. The bakery offers a solid selection of baked goods and sandwiches despite not being full-sized, and they donate bread to community programs.
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A slice of chocolate babka costs $5.95.
Reservations are not required, but arriving early is recommended as they sell out.
The menu includes pastries, sandwiches, salads, and coffee.
Cozy bakery offers rich chocolate babka and warm challah bread with seasonal twists like goat cheese. Intimate seating and fresh aromas create a homey Israeli vibe. Pastries shine with high-quality flavors despite slightly higher prices.
Chocolate babka stands out with its rich, soft texture and perfectly balanced flavor. The vegan chocolate babka is also delicious and highly praised for its quality.
Challah bread sells out quickly and has a warm, homey feel with seasonal options like goat cheese and honey. Bread quality is delicious but can be overpriced compared to similar bakeries.
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A spicy cheese stick costs $4.50.
This place is not nut-friendly for those with allergies.
A line often forms out the door, indicating its popularity.
Sourdough bread and dairy babka dominate the menu, with crispy crusts and soft, sticky interiors that draw a loyal crowd. Pickup requires advance reservation, creating a semi-secret vibe with long lines and no walk-in sales. Prices run high, reflecting the kosher specialty and consistent quality.
Babka comes in a dairy cake style and costs around $20. It stands out as a gift-worthy option despite being a bit pricey. Various bread types like olive and seeded also appear alongside the babka.
Sourdough bread stands out for its quality and flavor, with options like olive, seeded, and plain breads plus a dairy babka cake. Bread requires advance reservation by Wednesday for Friday pickup, as walk-in sales are rare and prices run high.
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The cutoff day to reserve challah is Wednesday for Friday pickup.
You must reserve in advance to get challah; walk-ins are not accepted.
The bakery is only open specific days of the week.
Bright, elegant bakery offers crusty baguettes and chocolate babka with thick swirls. Cozy, Parisian vibe invites you to relax in upstairs lounge or enjoy coffee at outdoor tables. Fresh bread and heavenly desserts make it a perfect spot for work or leisure.
Chocolate babka features thick chocolate swirls throughout and looks more appealing than other desserts. It tastes delicious and is a heavenly treat that’s hard to resist.
Freshly made on-site, the bread includes crusty baguettes with a slightly salty inside and sourdough with olives that tastes like authentic French bread. Croissants and other crusty breads are also available, all with a very yummy flavor.
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Gloves should be worn when touching food and removed before returning to the register.
Expect 8-10 minutes to get your order taken if there's one person ahead.
Prices are higher than at Starbucks and other local cafes.
Small sandwich shop with retro deli vibe and limited counter seating along windows. Atmosphere feels authentic Brooklyn with a lively, welcoming energy and friendly staff. Outdoor seating offers a chance to enjoy the neighborhood while eating.
Soft, chewy, and buttery textures define the babka here, with cinnamon and chocolate varieties standing out. The chocolate babka works well as a gift and comes pre-packaged, maintaining its deliciousness.
Rye bread holds up well, staying sturdy under thick layers of pastrami and egg. It balances perfectly with the meat and cheese, offering a chewy texture without causing bloating.
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Expect to wait 15-20 minutes if you arrive after 10am.
Ordering online first is highly recommended to avoid long wait times.
The pastrami sandwich costs about $21 or $22.
Bright, clean space blends bakery charm with bagel shop vibe and features cozy seating and black-and-white photos. Atmosphere ranges from quiet early mornings with jazz to crowded, lively weekends. Popular spot offers a polished setting uncommon for typical bagel shops.
Chocolate and cinnamon babkas stand out with soft texture and balanced sweetness. Both varieties show careful craftsmanship and deliver rich, satisfying flavors.
Fresh bread offers a soothing texture and clear attention to quality. The everything bagel packs rich flavor, and challah bread comes unsliced.
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The prices for a bagel with lox are $15+.
The prices for a bagel with flavored cream cheese are $6+.
Kossars gets a little busy on weekend mornings.
Bakery buzzes with locals enjoying fresh bread aroma and lively mornings. Sourdough shines with a tangy flavor and golden crust. Chocolate babka steals the show with its rich, decadent flavor and addictive quality.
Chocolate babka stands out for its rich, decadent flavor and addictive quality. Loaves are breathtaking and consistently meet high expectations despite a higher price point.
Sourdough bread stands out with its tangy flavor and chewy, airy crumb topped by a golden crust. Croissants and chocolate babka also feature as notable baked goods, offering a fabulous variety of artisan breads and pastries.
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Breads Bakery offers sandwiches, salads, bakery items, and coffee.
The caraway rye bread is only available on weekends.
They sometimes have items on the menu only for that particular month, like the cheesecake babka in May.
Cozy space with a cottage core aesthetic features velvet curtains, soft lighting, and hanging lamps creating a warm, intimate vibe. Sunlit front counter and sidewalk tables add to the comfortable, homey atmosphere. Unique orange wines and carefully crafted dishes complement the thoughtful design.
Savory babka stands out with its creative flavors like spanokopita, often enjoyed with an egg on top. The bread is consistently delicious, and a spiced chocolate version appears during the holidays.
Savory babka stands out with its rich flavor. Bread is made in-house and often buttery and thick, especially in the tuna melt. Bread also pairs well with unique toppings like amarena cherries in the chicken liver mousse.
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Brunch items sell out early.
Crepes are served only during brunch.
The kitchen at Agi's begins to close for evening service around 3:30 PM.
Small bakery with rustic wooden accents and bright, airy lighting creates a cozy, friendly atmosphere. No seating inside encourages a grab-and-go experience amid a bustling vibe. Aromas of fresh bread and pastries fill the space, adding to its charm.
Chocolate babka blends coffee and chocolate with a stronger coffee flavor, making it a good match for coffee. It sells out fast, so arriving early is key to get this popular item.
Bread here offers a fluffy texture with rich toppings like garlic herb butter and poppy seeds. Varieties include Vegan Garlic Bread Bialy and knishes, all with a balance of crispy, moist, and fragrant flavors.
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A double pretzel costs $15, while a single pretzel usually costs $7.
Expect no line on Friday mornings around 9:45am.
The bakery does not start serving pretzels until later in the day.
Modern bakery with extensive covered outdoor seating and a warm, inviting atmosphere filled with the smell of fresh bread. Space feels busy and cozy, with a coffee shop vibe and friendly service. Outdoor area includes heaters and plugs, making it comfortable for longer stays.
Chocolate babka stands out for being moist, not too sweet, and addictive. Apple and black sesame coconut babkas offer unique, delicious variations. The babka is often considered world class and worth buying by the loaf.
Chocolate babka stands out with its rich, chocolatey bread. Olive bread and banana bread offer distinctive flavors. Pastries like rugelach complement the fresh breads well.
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The bakery doesn't have seating options inside and has few tables outside.
If you go at the last hour, the cheesecakes are $5.
The price for two cups of tea is $10 plus tax.
Open kitchen with glass viewing showcases bakers at work, creating a modern, natural decor atmosphere. Space includes indoor and outdoor seating but often feels crowded and competitive for seats. Aromatic scents of za'atar and pistachio fill the air, adding to the sensory experience.
Loomi babka stands out with its fluffy texture and strong lemon flavors that avoid dryness. Lime babka delivers a vibrant citrus punch that leaves a lasting impression.
Seeded oat loaf and laminated breads stand out for their quality and care. The Jerusalem bagel earns praise as one of the best bread bites, with bread and croissants consistently rated very good.
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Seating is quite limited if it’s busy, especially during the day.
Get here early because the place gets packed.
You should avoid the lines by visiting during the week.
Roomy bakery with varied seating options including sofas, high tops, and cushioned chairs creates a cozy atmosphere. Multiple music sources play simultaneously, contributing to a lively but sometimes noisy vibe. Pet-friendly space offers wifi and power outlets, supporting work and relaxation.
Chocolate babka stands out with its rich, decadent flavor and moist texture. Cheesecake babka offers a unique, creamy twist, while chocolate hazelnut babka adds a nutty depth. All babkas here are consistently delicious and well-crafted.
Sourdough bread stands out for its freshness and authentic taste. Classic options like croissants, almond croissants, and pain au chocolat come consistently fresh and flavorful.
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Cash is not accepted at the coffee stand.
You need to order while you are in line even if you don’t see what they offer.
The prices are on the high side, with croissants costing $5 to $6 each.
Old fashioned bakery with kosher certification offers a wide array of pastries including rainbow cookies and babka. Atmosphere feels full of Long Island charm and stays clean and inviting. Fridays bring a line out the door, reflecting steady popularity.
Chocolate babka comes fresh out of the oven on Sunday mornings. It has a good flavor and often sells out quickly.
Dense and flavorful, Mondo Bread stands out with its generous scattering of fruits. The bakery offers a wide selection of cookies and breads that pair well with its wonderful cakes.
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The bakery is kosher certified for those who care.
There is usually a line out the door on Fridays.
The bakery mostly offers non-dairy options, but they also have dairy products.
Artisanal bakery layout with a display case to the left creates a cozy and comfortable atmosphere. The space offers outdoor seating and fills with the aroma of fresh bread. Known for wide variety of baked goods including bagels, babkas, and croissants, it maintains a long-standing reputation for quality.
Chocolate babka stands out with its rich flavor and consistent quality. Sticky Bun Babka earns a reputation for its unique sweetness. Nutella babka offers a milder taste but is less remarkable compared to others.
Fresh bread comes with a crispy crust and includes varieties like New York Rye, olive bread, sourdough, and cinnamon raisin. A wide selection covers bagels, pastries, focaccia, and raisin pumpernickel.
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If you have an online pick-up order, have your confirmation email ready.
Customers should expect to wait a long time for their drinks.
There is no sitting area in the bakery; it's just take out.
French bakery offers freshly baked goods with a spacious, cozy atmosphere featuring natural lighting and table seating. The space fills up quickly, creating a lively but sometimes congested environment. Pastries like babka and croissants stand out for their quality and taste.
Chocolate babka stands out with its moist texture, chocolate-y flavor, and a golden-brown flaky top. Black Sesame Babka features a generous filling of black sesame paste, offering a unique twist on the classic.
Babka stands out as a signature bread here, alongside cinnamon rolls and focaccia bread. Fresh breads, cheesesticks, and soft pretzels offer a tasty variety with high quality and pleasant freshness.
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The almond croissant costs over $6.
The chocolate rugalach costs $14 for 6 pieces.
The bakery is located in midtown Manhattan along 6th Avenue, near the subway.
Modern decor combines with a lively, energetic atmosphere that suits groups celebrating special occasions. Bold, Instagram-worthy cocktails and a vibrant, whimsical design create a fun vibe. Seating by windows offers views of Central Park and Columbus Circle, enhancing the experience.
Garlic babka stands out as a staple and pairs well with dishes like filet mignon meatballs. It features prominently alongside favorites such as wedge salad and chicken rigatoni.
Soft, fluffy, and garlicky bakka bread stands out. The garlic bread pairs well with a black truffle honey spread for a mouthwatering combo.
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Reservations are required to dine at Bad Roman.
I recommend making a reservation at least a day in advance to avoid waiting.
The restaurant is located on the third floor of a shopping center.
Mediterranean restaurant offers a tiny, unpretentious space with a cute courtyard and back patio that can get warm. Loud music creates a high-energy, lively atmosphere that challenges quiet conversation. The crowd enjoys weekend brunch and a full bar with notable cocktails and a strong wine list.
Chocolate babka stands out with its rich flavor and pairs well with gelato. It earns praise for being executed to perfection and is often swapped in for other desserts when preferred.
Fresh, fluffy pita bread stands out and pairs well with dips. Whipped ricotta shines more when served separately from bread.
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Make a reservation for brunch to secure your spot.
Brunch for three adults costs about $120 before tip.
Expect a wait of over an hour if you walk in on a Friday night.
Gluten-free bakery with best gluten-free bagels and artisanal bread offers mostly outdoor seating with heated patio and benches. Atmosphere feels modern and inviting but indoor space lacks tables and is limited. Energy is slow with some inefficiencies in layout and service.
Gluten-free chocolate babka stands out with its mouthwatering flavor and exceptional quality. The bakery has mastered this pastry alongside true bagels and donuts.
Gluten-free options include bagels, banana bread, and artisanal breads that taste like real bread. Shelves hold many choices, all of excellent quality and moist texture.
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Everything at this place is gluten free.
The entire restaurant is dedicated gluten-free, making it a must-visit for any Celiac or gluten-sensitive people.
You should order ahead and pick it up to avoid waiting in the long line.
Grocery store offers a tight space filled with a lively, family-oriented atmosphere. It features an amazing selection of kosher products, including premium cuts of meat and a great bakery on site. The place feels like a community hub with a strong focus on quality and tradition.
Chocolate babka stands out with its rich, sweet layers. Everything pull-apart challah rolls add a unique twist to traditional baked goods.
Freshly baked challah bread stands out alongside homemade rugelach and apple pie. Bread options come with a variety of pastries and prepared foods.
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The store has a great selection of kosher groceries, meat, and prepared foods.
They charge $10 a piece for stuffed cabbage during Passover.
The store accepts EBT.
Gourmet grocery store with old-world charm and an edgy omni-deli ambiance filled with the aroma of specialty cheeses and coffee. Crowded with serious shoppers, the atmosphere can feel tense but remains a local institution known for its unique bakery and extensive gourmet cookwear upstairs.
Chocolate and cinnamon babka come freshly made in house with a rich, soft texture. The babka pairs well with espresso grind coffee and stands out as a heavenly treat among other baked goods.
Rye bread with caraway seeds stands out as a specialty. The bakery offers a variety of breads that pair well with cheeses and smoked fish. Sandwiches often feature fresh, warm bread that complements quality meats and cheeses.
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Parking is abysmal, so plan accordingly.
There is no restroom available for customers.
The #1 subway stop is right next to Zabar's for easy access.
Small restaurant with a beautiful back patio and colorful mural creates a cozy, lively atmosphere. It draws a neighborhood crowd enjoying traditional food with a modern twist and house-made items. Music and good vibes fill the space, making it a popular spot for breakfast and lunch.
Many baked goods come from scratch, including babka made in house. The babka stands out as a treat often shared and recommended alongside bagels and other pastries.
Thick rye bread stands out with the pastrami turkey club and pastrami sandwich, offering more flavor than typical spots. Bagels and rye bread tend to be relatively dry.
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Gertie gets busy, especially on weekends, so expect long wait times.
Prices are on the higher side, with some sandwiches costing over $30.
Gertie smokes its pastrami in-house for a unique flavor.
Small kiosk with an outdoor bar faces a park setting, creating a casual spot for coffee and pastries. Atmosphere feels simple and unremarkable, with pigeons nearby and limited seating. Known for chocolate babka by the slice and Israeli bites, it draws people looking for fresh pastries and a quick park-side snack.
Chocolate babka features a moist, flaky texture with a rich chocolatey flavor that melts in your mouth. It stays fresh and delicious even after a day, making it a standout choice for babka lovers.
Chocolate babka stands out with its moist texture and rich flavor. Burekas, rugelach, and sesame bread also show authentic quality and delicious taste.
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The bakery kiosk is located at the Northwest corner of Bryant Park.
Go in the morning to get the freshest chocolate babka.
The bakery can get busy during the morning rush hour.
Tiny space with limited seating offers freshly fried donuts and unique pastries featuring Middle Eastern spices. Lines form early as many items sell out by mid-morning, creating a fast-moving, bustling atmosphere. Bakery balances neighborhood charm with top-tier baking quality.
Mini and chocolate babkas show good flavor and stunning quality. The babka loaf has less chocolate and is less favored compared to other versions.
Bread here has a lovely caramelized crust with a chewy and crispy texture. The sourdough and olive sesame house breads stand out for their flavor and softness, staying fresh for days.
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Expect a line on the weekends, but it moves quickly.
There is no seating available; it is grab and go.
Pastries are priced at $4.5-5.5 and sell out quickly.