I am so obsessed with the cakes! Price-wise, taste-wise, perfect! The tart's crunchiness is…read moreremarkable. You should try that if they have on their shelves!

I had a cup of coffee. The young lady working there looks nice and the dessert looks fresh, varied…read moreand delicious.

Stopped in for some cream puffs and a coffee…read more Ordered six cream puffs, but since it was near closing time, they threw in an extra three with no extra charge. Nice. And they were all delicious.

I was next door with my guy at the Red Rover getting a latte & a cappuccino. They didn't have any…read morepastries, but the guy serving me suggested going next door; so I did! I got a cheese danish and a chocolate croissant. Both were delicious. I was tempted to buy an interesting bread with walnuts and raisins, but i refrained. lol. I may come back for it though.

The surprise of good food made this visit special. This intimate venue remains spotless and…read moreinviting with metropolitan character. Service flows smoothly thanks to the attentive staff. The meal was perfectly prepared. All components of the experience worked well.

Fresh baked bread? Really? I was walking around the area and found Northside Bakery. It's a nice…read morecozy little place with two woman behind the counter. I love challah and asked if they had any. The woman goes to the top shelf and gets a pre-wrapped in a plastic bag challah. It has their nice logo label with the list of ingredients and that's where I was shocked. Artificial butter flavor. Artificial? Not real butter? Yellow food coloring, FD&C yellow #5, FD&C yellow #6 and #40. This is the same as buying one at the supermarket. The reason they have so many ingredients in supermarket bread is for a longer shelf life. A fresh baked bread only lasts for a couple of days, which is fine because the quality and taste is better than store bought bread. The beauty of getting fresh bread from a bakery is that bread should only have a few simple ingredients, which is not only healthier, but also tastier. There were many other breads that were freshly baked without being pre-packaged, so if I'm in the area again, I will give it another try. If it's as good as people say, I will change my review. But, judging by the challah, I have to give my honest opinion of the bread I bought. Also, what's the deal with the huge sign telling you not to take any photos? Are they under FBI investigation? Who doesn't love to take photos of a new discover that they want to share with friends on social media? Bad for business and a turn-off.

Absolutely loved it here…read more I love coming here. I love their lattes, pierogies, omelettes, potato pancakes, kielbasa and everything else I've tried. Everything was so fresh. The employees were very friendly and helpful. I can't wait to come back.

I was shopping at BK Flea, and decided that I wanted a bite to eat after shopping. I sat at the…read morebar, which was comfortable enough. It took a longer than I expected to be offered a drink or to ask what I want. But after I ordered, the food, came out extremely fast. I started reading a book and I didn't even get to the third page before it came out. The crostata was absolutely delicious. It was blueberry lemon, I didn't think I could eat three pancakes for the order so I decided to go with that and it was just the right size. Crisp, sweet, tart, crunchy, it was a perfect little treat for myself. Most definitely would order again. The BEC pierogies were tasty, but I felt like I should've at least gotten seven or eight for $16. That's 2.50 a dumpling for 6. I wish I had more for the price point or at least that they were more filled with stuffing, like it's eggs. I'm not disappointed just I was still slightly hungry when I left, which is not what I wanna feel after paying $38 for breakfast with tip. Not unreasonably priced just you don't feel like you're getting a good bargain is all. They are handmade. I'll give them that. The service was lovely. I may be back to try some other things, I would love to try the latkes. It was a cute environment for sure, Ukrainian diner vibes. I'm not in Williamsburg very often but it was a nice change of pace.

Bakeri came in clutch when another well known bakery in Greenpoint that will not be named ran out…read moreof interesting sweet pastries.. walked right out and headed over to Bakeri. Always wanted to try it and now that I've been, I want to try the Ridgewood location too! It's kind of beautiful and classic looking inside. Loads of different options for sweet treats so I was in heaven. The cardamom bun (forget the name, I think a swedish type of sweet bread?) was so tasty! Mildly sweet with a beautifully soft texture. The cinnamon roll was a more assertive sugar rush. Crunchy sweet cinnamon sugar gave me everything I needed. Next time I would love to try some of the cakes I was eyeing in the display case!

This is the cutest bakery!! They have a large community table and an open kitchen where you can…read morewatch them cook and bake. I loved the display case where they had so many sweet and savory pastries to choose from. I got the ham and cheese roll which was delicious and the lavender shortbread. You can also order mini sizes of some of the pastries which is perfect to try a little bit of each. I thought the food was good, but nothing that was a must get. I mostly really loved this bakery for the vibe, decor, and wide selection.

im syrian and queer & so im SO happy that there's a lebanese and queer owned that's walkable to me!…read morelike what are the chances lol. the grocery selection is great and i love that they carry items and arab brands that i like to cook with (especially having molokia, dried limes, freekeh, labne, and markouk bread). they have bonjus too which is such a childhood throwback lol the food is great too, i reccomend trying their maanouche and lahm b ajin - delicious and authentic flavored. all the mezze pre-prepared foods in the fridge is 10/10. so happy they are LGBT friendly as well with pride flags everywhere. its a comfortable spot with nice outdoor seats on a quiet block to enjoy your food. indoor seating is also comfy and the decor is cute. also all the staff is very friendly :)

I came here to grab some things for take out to have for dinner. My favorite thing was the cuscus…read moresalad. The chicken shawarma was also really good. The prices were good and the staff was really nice. Very cute place and not too busy, feels like it's already part of the neighborhood.

A welcome addition to the area. This bakery has a wonderful selection of fresh breads like…read moresourdough, baguettes, Italian, challah, Pullman loaves, croissants, cookies, and cakes. They recently started selling sandwiches and breakfast fare next door. I walk my daughter to school in the morning and the aroma of freshly baked bread is addictive. I almost always have to go in. The one thing I cannot resist is their ham and cheese croissant. It's huge and about $4.50 a pop. It's buttery and flaky and absolutely perfect... especially since Nick +Son moved to greenpoint. Nothing like a freshly baked croissant. They also deliver which has been a good experience as well.

These two places are AMAZING!!! They are the same establishment with 2 entrances. And it closes at…read more8:00 pm or 8:30pm which is FANTASTIC. The ambiance is very chill ( see picture). The cafe sells INCREDIBLE food. The breakfast sandwiches are beyond delicious. They customize ur breakfast sandwich as well & the employees are very nice & welcoming. The smoothies are DELICIOUS!!!!! They only have 1 size which is probably the only bad thing about this place. Then there's the bakery on the corner of manhattan av and Montrose. The BREAD sold there IS THE BEST BREAD U HAVE EVER HAD!!! It's fresh all the time ( very soft) & they have a variety of breads. They also sell coffee and cakes. Fresh bread is constantly coming out due to it selling out so u may have to wait 5 minutes for a new batch) I give Tasty Bread Artisan a 10/10.

Are you new to the hood? Budget stretched "Young Urban…read moreCreative"? Then Steve's Food Market should be your Greenpoint Meal Plan. Don't cook? Why bother? Ya can come here (and hit up other Polish Meat Markets like it in Greenpoint) for the prepared foods: delicious chicken noodle soup, bean soup loaded with kielbase, white borscht, vegetable soup, huge stuffed cabbage (meat or vegetarian), chicken in sour cream dill sauce, chicken cutlets, carrot and vegetable salads to die for, fresh baked local breads, sweet cheese blintzes, even potato pancakes all for RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. Seriously, my gf and I ate takeout for 3 days on a $48 expenditure here. Try doing that at some pretentious New Brooklyn food shop. Don't be a Gentrifying Tool. Be a local. Shop the local Polish Markets.

I am Polish. Any time I am in NYC, I will go out of my way to go to Greenpoint to get pierogi here…read more And then I dutifully haul them home to share with friends and family back in Massachusetts. Could I get pierogi much closer to home? Sure. But IMHO the kapusta (cabbage) and ruskie (potato cheese) pierogi are really remarkable here. PS. Despite another review that suggested otherwise, the staff do speak English & Polish.