Cozy cafe with rustic chic decor and vintage-inspired furniture creates a homely, welcoming atmosphere. Space feels intimate yet spacious enough for work or casual chats, featuring lush green plants and a baby blue couch. Pastries and coffee draw steady attention, adding to the calm, inviting vibe.
Almond croissants stand out with rich flavor and flaky layers. The pineapple coconut croissant offers a crisp outside and refreshing cream inside. The pistachio croissant ranks as a top pastry choice here.
Chocolate raspberry rose cookie stands out as a unique treat. The pain de chocolate and chocolate almond croissant showcase rich, high-quality chocolate flavors. Hot chocolate and classic chocolate chip cookies also highlight the chocolate offerings here.
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Plan on waiting 20 to 30 minutes for sandwiches.
The dining experience is self-service, requiring customers to pick up their food and silverware.
The sandwich costs $15.
Open kitchen reveals bakers crafting authentic Japanese pastries, creating a cozy and warm atmosphere. Indoor seating offers a comfortable space to enjoy unique treats like matcha croissants and melon pan. The vibe blends Japanese nostalgia with a casual, inviting setting.
Matcha croissants stand out with their Japanese flavoring and dense matcha powder. Chocolate croissants also appear on the menu, offering a yummy twist on traditional French breads.
Gateau au chocolat and Belgian chocolate cake stand out with rich flavors. The chocolate pastry tastes fresh and delicate, while the hot white chocolate mocha offers a smooth, warm option.
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The total cost for the aji katsu sando and mochi an pan is $8.50 with tax.
Cakes are priced around $40, but they are small.
Customers can call to hold uncut loafs of white bread for honey toast.
Open bakery design reveals pastry-making, creating an engaging atmosphere. Seating includes unique wall-integrated tables and high booth seating with a Mad Men-esque charm from its office building setting. The vibe blends Tribeca chic with a polished French touch, offering a cool, casual space for quick stops or coffee breaks.
Crunchy exterior and sweet, smooth interior define the pistachio croissant here, topped with a generous pistachio crust and filled with rich frangipane. The noisette croissant and kouign-amann also stand out for their delicious flavors.
Thick, complex hot chocolate stands out here, especially with marshmallows. The chocolate mousse center impresses, and the chocolate and buckwheat cookie offers a nice twist. Avoid the pan au chocolat as its chocolate tastes bitter.
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The bakery is located inside the Merchants Square Building at 220 Church St.
The entrance to the bakery is from Church Street.
There are no available restrooms in the building.
Wooden indoor seating and outlets for device charging create a practical and comfortable environment. The atmosphere stays warm and calm, offering a relaxing vibe even near busy streets. Wi-Fi access supports quiet work or casual chats in a neat setting.
Warm croissants come buttery and flaky with standout options like Matcha, Carrot Cake, and Bacon, Eggs & Cheese. The sausage egg croissant also tastes delicious.
Sโmores hot chocolate stands out with a rich, sweet flavor. The mocha blends creamy texture with a balanced coffee and chocolate aftertaste. Regular hot chocolate also tastes good here.
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The closing time is actually 8 PM, not 10 PM as listed online.
The restaurant offers a wide selection of boba teas and all-day breakfast.
Prices are affordable, making it a budget-friendly option.
Cozy patisserie with mellow jazz music and classic art on the walls creates a warm, neighborhood vibe. Comfortable seating and recent addition of tables invite lingering over a variety of fresh quality pastries and sweet treats. Quiet atmosphere offers a calm alternative to typical coffee shops.
Croissants have a perfect texture but lack crispiness. Almond Croissants have a greasy filling and a dry, cheap texture.
Chocolate offerings include a rich lava cake available only at special events and a double chocolate gluten free ring ding. The Blackout Cake and chocolate peanut bars deliver plenty of chocolate, while hot chocolate is a popular drink choice.
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Mrs Lanciani has been serving real pastry since 1982.
The shop has rats running around the inside of the store.
The prices are overpriced.
Coffee shop combines flower shop ambiance with ample seating and wifi, creating a serene yet lively atmosphere. Floral scents and visible flower arrangements add a peaceful and charming vibe. Space feels cute and beautiful, suitable for work or casual gatherings.
Soft and flavorful almond croissants stand out here, with no filling inside. Croissants can vary, sometimes just okay, but often paired with delicious coffee.
Offers amazing hot chocolates and chocolate bread with good flavor. Chocolate chip cookies tend to be stale.
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The cafรฉ offers a unique combination of a flower shop and coffee shop.
There is ample seating available inside for visitors.
The afternoon tea service is priced at $70 for two, including a tip.
Spacious restaurant with large community table and comfortable wooden seating creates a warm, quiet atmosphere suited for working or casual conversation. Soft music and good lighting enhance the cozy, welcoming environment. Free Wi-Fi supports guests who want to work while dining.
Fresh croissants greet with a flaky texture and a balanced almond flavor in the almond croissant. The croissant sandwich stands out, while the cookie croissant offers a unique twist.
Dark chocolate spread stands out as delicious and rich. Chocolate treats include a cookie resembling a brownie and a good chocolate chip Brookfie. Hot chocolates are overpriced and often undrinkable, sometimes with dust in the drink.
Good to know
You can put your name on the waitlist online.
Free Wi-Fi is available.
Expect to wait only a few minutes if you are on the waitlist.