Small bakery offers a cozy Israeli vibe with fresh baked goods aroma. Cookies are thick and chewy, especially chocolate caramel and Ferrero Rocher. Challah sells out fast, with seeded, raisin, and vegan options that taste great.
Cookies here are thick and chewy with a great texture. The chocolate caramel and Ferrero Rocher cookies balance chocolate and dough perfectly without being too sweet or fudge-y.
Challah sells out fast, so arriving early is key. Multiple options include seeded, raisin, and vegan challah, all with a delicious taste.
"I thought the croissants were flaky, buttery, and layered."
"The Rocher cookie is the best I've ever had."
"This challah bread is the best I've ever tasted."
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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.
Bakery fills the air with fresh bread aroma and offers a take-out food bar featuring various baked goods. It draws a crowd seeking authentic Jewish pastries, especially Hamentaschen and Challah available on select days. The space feels cozy and friendly, known for high-quality kosher treats and a loyal local following.
Cookies come fresh with the right amount of sweetness and are always available alongside Black & White cookies. Pastries and bread also appear fresh and pair well with milk, coffee, or tea.
Challah comes out fresh on Thursdays and Fridays before sunset. It stays soft and flavorful with a mouth-watering taste.
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Go there on Friday to pick up fresh baked challah.
Customers should go there early in the morning for piping hot bread.
There is no price tag on the food, so ask for prices.
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.
Soft and moist cookies stand out here, a quality hard to find unless homemade. Options include oatmeal raisin cookies and a black and white cookie that leans on the sweet side with less frosting than expected.
Freshly baked challahs include custom fantasy challahs, cinnamon challah, and everything pull-apart rolls. Chocolate babka and oatmeal raisin cookies also complement the selection.
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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.
Bright, elegant bakery offers a Parisian atmosphere with cozy seating and natural light. Chocolate chip cookies are gooey and flavorful, while smoked salmon on soft challah knots delivers a fresh, balanced bite. Perfect spot for relaxing or working with coffee.
Chocolate chip cookies come out perfectly gooey and bursting with flavor. Madeline cookies offer a light and citrusy taste that stands out.
Smoked salmon on a soft challah knot pairs with tzatziki and radish for a fresh, balanced bite. Challah breads and croissants come out rich and excellent.
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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.
Old-fashioned bakery with handwritten signs and a nostalgic atmosphere that feels like stepping back to the 1930s. Friendly, familiar interactions create a warm, welcoming vibe among a mix of local regulars. Known for authentic kosher baked goods sold by weight, it offers a unique, family-run experience with reasonable prices.
Black and white cookies stand out with their freshness and balanced flavors. They come highly praised and are often paired with an assortment of sprinkled cookies and cakes.
Challah here comes in bread and rolls form with above average quality. It sits alongside other kosher baked goods like babka and hamantaschen.
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The bakery/deli is cash only.
They sell everything by weight, allowing customers to try small portions.
Sunday is a great day to visit for fresh rye bread.
Tiny bakery with adorable decor and warm, inviting atmosphere. Offers unique rotating flavors of cinnamon rolls, including sweet and savory options. Friendly staff create a cozy, welcoming vibe despite the small space.
Cookies come in creative cinnamon roll forms like Cookies and Cream, Sugar Cookie, and Cookie Dough. These rolls balance rich flavors without being too sweet.
Cinnamon roll challah stands out with its moist texture and delicious flavor. The original version is often described as outstanding and worth buying.
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Expect a long line on Saturday mornings, but it clears up by noon.
Cinnamon rolls are priced around $10 each, which some find excessive.
The bakery offers both sweet and savory rolls, including unique monthly flavors.
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 cookies stand out with a crunchy perimeter and soft interior, made from quality chocolate. Rugelach and chocolate chip cookies offer a delicious variety.
Sesame challah pairs well with labne and has a perfect texture and flavor. Plain challah costs nearly $10 but has a poor dough quality and is less enjoyable compared to other bakeries.
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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.
Bakery buzzes with a lively morning crowd and fresh bread aroma. Almond croissants and babka shine alongside festive challah topped with sesame. Oatmeal cookies with raisins pair perfectly with fruit tarts, making every bite a delight.
Oatmeal cookies here feature raisins and oats with a truly delicious taste. They pair well with fruit tarts, offering a nice balance of flavors.
Challah stands out for its festive style and sesame topping. It tastes delicious and rich, often recommended alongside other baked goods.
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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.
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.
Cookies include a Nori Chocolate Chip Cookie that is thinner and crispier than usual with a great chew. Oatmeal cookies with raisins serve as a solid snack alongside coffee or tea.
Flaky, soft, and buttery textures define the challah croissant, which tastes unmistakably like challah. Varieties include a vanilla challah honey bun and a classic honey Challah Pullman.
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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.
Proper sit-down deli with old school diner feel and tooled metal ceiling creates a comfortable, classic NYC kosher atmosphere. The space is quiet and welcoming, offering a warm Jewish New Yorker experience distinct from bustling modern delis.
Complimentary cookies add a nice touch. The black and white cookies stand out as delicious.
Challah here is excellent and works well both as bread and in dishes like French toast. It holds up nicely with a thick layer of pastrami for sandwiches.
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The restaurant is kosher, so no outside food or drink is allowed.
The restaurant only allows 40 minutes to eat after entry.
The restaurant closed for sit down dinner at 7:30 PM.
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.
The black and white cookie stands out as a unique blend of croissant, pastry, and cookie textures. Other treats include rugelah, cinnamon rolls made with croissant dough, and classic cookies that complement the bread offerings.
Great challah knots and a festive Rosh Hashanah apple challah stand out here. Challah bread is exceptional but priced around $9 for a small loaf, and it can sell out quickly.
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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.