Angelina Bakery

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Cute bakery with small tables around. A decent amount of seatings but may be difficult if you're a large party since all tables seat 2-3 ppl with just a small round table. Besides that the interior is simple and clean. The food all looks amazing. They got such a variety of savory and sweets, from pizza and savory pastries to cakes and cannolis. We opted for a chocolate cake and it was scrumptious without being too sweet for me (flex to Asians). Cake was moist and fluffy but also dense enough, very satisfied. Prices were not cheap considering it's manhattan but might come back to try other food given how good the cake was. read more

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Stopped by after the wait was too long at another pizza shop close by. Angelina didn't have a line and had open seating. I was pleasantly shocked and ordered pizza from here as well as Italian cookies and a warm hot chocolate. They have several toppings but didn't have regular sauce with cheese so just removed pepperoni. There is a single restroom for customers which did make for longer wait. read more

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Fantastic gelato after we had pizza next door! This was open decently late which is all we could've asked for. Very happy with our choice! read more

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Jin K.

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Great little bakery just south of TSQ. Very bright modern space with plenty of tables. I really dig the mini bombalone and donuts. Usually the regular size is too big for me but the mini ones are just perfect and lets me have several different flavors at same time. Their sandwiches, especially the focaccia bread is also fantastic. And this place has the best gelato in MYC. You can really taste the quality of the ingredients, pistachio being my favorite Friendly staff and prompt service also helps. This is a perfect spot to take a break from all the sightseeing and hustle and bustle of TSQ. I highly recommend it. read more

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We stumbled across this bakery around 10 pm after walking through time square and Bryant park. We had tried to go to a true pizzeria but the lines at a popular place were so long! We felt defeated bc we wanted a true New York pizza experience and what are the odds that we see an Italian bakery serving gelato and pizza! They were so kind to stay open and let me tell you, the line was wrapped around the door even after closing. Everyone was so kind and the food was delicious. I would love to go back and try their baked goods. read more

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Virginia T.

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Delish tiramisu and one of the best bc Nokia around. Totally a must try!! Pricing not bad for Times Square either. $10 for tiramisu and 5 a cannoli. Now that I have to in writing sounds slightly expensive esp bc the cannoli was a mini - but both totally worth it! read more

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Erika T.

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The easiest, quick best breakfast spot in Times Square! We love the turkey croissant and the pistachio croissant best of all, but have never had anything we don't like there. They are very generous with ingredients and every bite is loaded with pistachio cream or whatever filling you order. It makes the higher price point very worth it. When I'm not in the city, I think about the pistachio cream lattes. 10/10 read more

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Mike Y.

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Stopped by after seeing the pastries in the window, and I'm really glad we did. I tried the New York cheesecake topped with fruit, and I'm not kidding when I say it was probably the best New York cheesecake -- or cheesecake in general -- I've ever had. The kids had the Ferrero Rocher ice cream, chocolate ice cream, and strawberry gelato. Even though those are simple flavors, you can definitely taste the quality of the ingredients. Another high-quality offering. Highly recommend. read more

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Jenny Z.

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Passed by this bakery and the presentation looked soo pretty so I went inside to order and although clean with many various desserts like gelato, croissants, and donuts, it was almost $9 for a croissant with pistachio cream. The filling was lacking but tasted pretty good (similar to Nutella but with pistachio). The croissant was a bit overbaked and dry. However the guy helping me was really friendly and answered all of my questions. read more

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Olivia S.

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Another gorgeous Angelina Bakery location bringing the delish pastries to the heart of NYC in Times Square! Love the clean, crisp decor & staff is extremely friendly. Line moves pretty smoothly so don't feel frazzled by the crowd.. Great for a quick bite & coffee if you're in the area! read more

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Amy H.

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Came here for their grand opening and had a quick and easy experience. The staff was nice and friendly. I got an iced coffee and the pistachio bombolone. the bombolone was delicious. So soft and fluffy and the pistachio creme inside was so creamy and very much so pistachio-y. Very rich in flavor. They had a big selection of fresh looking cakes and desserts and the gelato looked really yummy also. Will definitely come back to try it next time. Lines move quick here so if you see a long line, don't expect to wait in it too long. Seems like the staff and management has it together here. The ambiance was clean and fresh. It looked very sleek and Parisian. Would definitely come back to get another bombolone!!! read more

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Lili D.

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Super cute shop. Short line (went around 3 on a Friday) enjoyed the mini Chantilly cream bombone. My mother raved about the croissant. My sister enjoyed her fruit tart- which u can't go wrong making a fruit tart. The mini tart with pistachio was not my favorite, my mom liked it but I thought the cream was too heavy like Nutella type consistency and it was too much in ratio with the tart base. read more

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Stephanie C.

0.6 mi•Murray Hill, Midtown East

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This place was amazing! We spontaneously stopped on our walk back to Penn after seeing a show. The vibe is great and I loved the music streaming. All the choices looked delicious. My friend and I each got a two scoop cup because they were out of cones. Service was fabulous too. Would definitely come back again. read more

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Adam H.

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The food was pretty good ! But the service was very disappointing, the person who took our order was rushing us through the entire time, trying to give us a total after every item we added to the order, as well as not giving us everything we asked for. The vibe of the restaurant is cozy, cramped but cozy. And the location is awesome. Good pizza, really good chocolate cannoli. But very overpriced. But I won't hold that against them. I know that it's Times Square. read more

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Justin F.

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I loved this place! The pastries were excellent! The service was excellent! The ambiance was AMAZING! Would HIGHLY recommend!

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Joseph S.

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My daughter and I ordered a whole and sat nearby despite the searing heat waiting for our order to be called or receive the text message the order was ready. It never came. After 35 minutes, I asked and they claimed they repeatedly called my order (they did not). So he pulled an old pie from the display window and put it in the box. No apology, nothing. I would have asked for a refund but we were hungry. Guess what? It was the worst pizza we ever had. We went and got a sandwich and threw it away. What a joke of a bakery. read more

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Erica R.

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Angelinas is always bright and inviting with a friendly staff happy to help. We go for bombalinis. Which are absolutely divine. They are fluffy puffy donuts filled with chantilly creme or nutella or raspberry jam. A must try!! Absolutely yes get the hot chocolate or a fresh coffee and sit and chill for a moment and enioy the delicious treat. read more

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Angelo G.

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Colazione veramente strepitosa!!! Una garanzia! Brioches dolci e saltate da veri gourmet! Mario e' stato gentilissimo! Consigliatissimo. read more

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Robin Y.

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Had the mini Nutella croissant, the mini pistachio croissant and some of the Italian cookies. All were delicious. Will definitely go back next time I'm in NYC. read more

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Lee L.

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Joe's Pizza was overflowing. The line was around the corner. No way was I going to wait. Found out Angelina sells pizza. Line short. I indulged. Excellent pepperoni slices consumed. I would recommend if you don't want to wait in line at Joe's. I was not disappointed and enjoyed having a seat and table for me and my son. read more

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Carol L.

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This bakery has quite a few delicious items. They offer pizza, gelato, sorbet, cannolis, cheesecake, donuts, croissants, etc.. they offer some unique flavors that you may not be able to get elsewhere such as pistachio filled donuts Nutella filled donuts, strawberry, cannolis, pistachio, cannolis, etc.. I don't particularly like the way they have the ordering set up because everything is spread out so you can't really see all the items and then get assistance. You have to know what you want or know the section of area of the item you want. We walked past the ice cream, but then decided we wanted to get ice cream but they were 100 people standing in front of the ice cream counter so it was difficult to even see what your choices were. The products we got were good. I'd like more. Transparency with ingredient items. Such as being able to go online and see what's in the gelato that you're ordering and other items. I'm much more apt to pay and go more often somewhere where I know the actual ingredients of what I'm eating. read more

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Neal G.

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The pastries we got were good but expensive . The service was so so. It would be nice to have the menu facing the area where you place your order. No place to sit. Might be nicer at the Angelina bakery a little bit further north of the time square location read more

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Joseph C.

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I often had pizza for lunch in Midtown Manhattan because of work, and most of the time I bought it from Joe's Pizza. But recently, I happened to try pizza at Angelina Bakery, and I was surprised by how delicious it was. This place is definitely a hidden pizza gem. I don't think I'll need to wait in line at Joe's Pizza anymore. And the bombolones were delicious too. read more

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The Nutella Bombolone had more Nutella last time at the other location. The edges of this one didn't have any Nutella. Only the center had Nutella read more

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Erika

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I went here two days ago. I ordered a drink without knowing there were two sizes. The woman who took my order didn't ask me what size I wanted and assumed I wanted a small. I asked for the "circle thing with cream inside" I saw on the other side referring the "bombolino" I think. She assumed I wanted a mini size and charged me for smaller versions of the things I wanted. She leaves after taking my order. I have never had this before therefore I'm staring at this pastry trying to see if it's the same size as the one I had seen and I'm realizing it's not. As I'm waiting I see there are options for drink sizes. I realize I wasn't asked and hope she placed the large version. The barista prepares me the drink and hands me a small one. The woman who took my order comes back I ask for a bigger pastry and a bigger drink and to charge me the difference. She is blaming me for misplacing the order and saying I asked for the small size which I didn't. It's okay to be wrong, simply, fix the mistake. I'm looking at my charges today and see they charged me twice and no refund for the original order. This was a very sad experience read more

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Paula L.

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I had the Italian Hot Chocolate and it tasted like what I imagine chemical cleaners must taste like. I took a sip and threw it away because I didn't want to risk being poisoned. My boyfriend had the chocolate gelato and it was grainy and gritty. Terrible quality. The line was long, we waited 20 minutes to spend $15 + tip for items we ended up throwing away. read more

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Samantha B.

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This is an amazing bakery! I am so happy and satisfied with the pastries. Amazing flavor and presentation. The team members are so talented, knowledgeable and kind with the clients. I highly recommend this place read more

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7 Times Sq
New York, NY 10036
Theater District, Midtown West
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Hours

What time does Angelina Bakery open?

Angelina Bakery opens at 7:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Angelina Bakery close?

Angelina Bakery closes at 1:00 AM (Next day) on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Angelina Bakery closes at 11:30 PM on Sunday.

Mon-Sat 7:30 AM - 1:00 AM (Next day)Sun 7:30 AM - 11:30 PM

Food & Alcohol

Does Angelina Bakery serve alcohol?

Yes, Angelina Bakery serves alcohol.

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Does Angelina Bakery allow dogs?

Yes, Angelina Bakery allows dogs.

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Does Angelina Bakery have parking?

Yes, Angelina Bakery has parking options.

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Does Angelina Bakery have free WiFi?

Yes, Angelina Bakery has free WiFi.

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Angelina Bakery is an Italian bakery with an Asian twist known for our famous Bombolone donut with lighter ingredients. Founder and Owner Tony Park, who is of Korean descent, but born in Palermo, Italy studied pastry at Scuola Alberghiera of Palermo and started his career as a pastry chef in Italy. In his 20s he decided to leave for the States, and years later in 2019 opened Angelina Bakery. The bakery pays homage to Tony's Italian grandmother, Giuliana "Anna", who taught him how to cook and bake as well as his daughter, Angelina. Angelina bakery uses only raw materials imported from Italy, without any preservatives, dyes or chemical additives . We bake handmade breads and sweets and every single product is made fresh on a daily basis. We're baking only for you. We're baking all day long...

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Here is the long and short of it. Don't go. If you love ice cream don't go.It takes forever to get…read moresomeone's attention as staff is situated more on the DD side. The cone was a bit stale and the ice cream doesn't TASTE like ice cream. I can't describe it well but it's a bit artificial tasting? Also why is a small milkshake over $6? I'm mystified.

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3.8(62 reviews)

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I've now been here 3x. This place is amazing and I keep coming back for more. I've introduced…read moredifferent groups of people to this place and it hasn't failed me yet on quality service & ambiance!

We came here to celebrate a birthday... after perusing their website and IG we decided this was a…read moregreat place to celebrate a birthday.... Well we were kinda right. Amavi is a great place to celebrate a birthday if you like a loud, DJ spinning, hookah smoking, over priced Mediterranean restaurant, this is the place for you. Now, this isn't to say this isn't a good place but be prepared. The food is decent, nothing to run and tell anyone about, except their Bronzino was absolutely delish! I wish everything else was at the level of this dish. Here is a run down of everything we ordered and ranked.... 1= fire the chef, 10 = Michelin Star Grilled Octopus :6 Caramelized onion Hummus :7 Sautéed Tiger Prawns :7 Tuna Crudo: 10 Bronzino: 10 Salmon: 8 Lamb Chops: 7 Mashed Potato: 8 Asparagus : 7 Lobster Aribbatta: 5 Hazelnut bar: 0 Dubai Chocolate Cheesecake: 0 Whatever you do, don't order desert. They are not worth it. So if you're looking for a lively and loud space with decent food.... Walk on over! Enjoy

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I was in the fifth Avenue and bumped into this Boba tea/coffee shop.. it was morning and I wanted…read moreto have a fresh coffee. Went through the menu and wanted to try the tiramisu latte... great location very close to Empire State and other things.. The interiors was actually very good... it was huge and there were a few tables to sit and drink.. service was also good.. Pricing was OK.. was about 8 to 9 dollars for a latte, including tips.. slightly higher than regular coffee shops, but good for once in a while, flavored coffee.. tiramisu latte was actually very good.. He did put some small quantity of rum on it and it tasted so good... also tried taro boba and it was good . Looks like a Taiwan based coffee shop... it was surely different and refreshing.. good experience.. 4 stars !

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4.4(556 reviews)

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Wow, this little shop is unassuming, it definitely catches the eye, especially for someone like me…read morewho loves Asian pastries. I've never tried a Japanese cheesecake before and was extremely excited to be able to pick up some treats for my coworkers as well as my partner's birthday cake from Keki. Ordering is fairly straightforward and done with a simple machine outfront. Once your order is ready one of the staff members hands it to you through a window; there is no inside area accessible to customers but our food came quickly and we took it back to the office. The cheesecake was fantastic. I read a bit about the background of the shop online and how the owner really cares about using high-quality ingredients, specifically dairy. It was justas described, light and bouncy. I enjoyed how it was not overly sweet and found that it was all too easy to devour the entire cake over the course of two days. Despite it not having much weight to it, it traveled surprisingly well as I took it home on my three train commute! Similar to what others have said, the real highlight of the shop, in my opinion, are their cream puffs. I'm not sure what I was expecting, but the outer layer was thin yet had a nice little crunch to it. We tried the classic milk, cookies & cream pistachio and ube flavors. Our favorite was the pistachio by far, which had such a unique yet decadent flavor and our second favorite was the milk cream puff. There's not much else I can say other than you really have to go here and try the desserts yourself. If you're a fan of Japanese desserts that are rich yet not too sweet, you'll be a fan of Keki.

Just got some tarts here so my review isn't reflecting what they're known for or typically have. I…read moreliked these ok because it was creamy and light, not too sweet either, but it may be the crust part that I wasn't as much of a fan of. There are lots of other tart places that do something sinilar and didn't really think these were that memorable. But read this keeping in mind I didn't try to cake items so that product may be better if all you're looking for is a light fluffy dessert that's not too sweet. Try something else here! Just did take out option here so not much to ambiance or service from my experience to speak on.

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This is a solid Japanese restaurant. I did not know until I walked in that I had been in this space…read morebefore. I'd eaten here when it was a Thai restaurant about three years ago. The place has been completely redone since then with a brand new interior and still looks fairly new, in addition to being very spacious. The food was excellent too. From previous reviews, it appears most people come here for the ramen, which are about $19 a bowl. My friends and I tried the tonkotsu ramen, shoyu ramen, and a butadon (pork rice bowl). Everything was delicious and flavorful. However, four stars is an accurate assessment. I've had better tasting ramen with a more flavorful broth, and a larger portion with more meat at slightly lower prices. The food is good but not the best either.

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I am a frequent Prince Tea House goer, but I've never been to the KTown location which has always…read morebeen on my bucket list because of the nice wall decors! And I commonly see the upstairs for private events like baby showers, bridal showers, or birthday parties on social media. After dinner with my friends, I was looking for dessert and I was glad to see this location closes relatively late on a weekday night at 11 pm. Upon walking in, I was greeted by a waiter who led us to one of the purple velvet chair booths that was perfect for two people and another waiter brought us a pitcher of water almost immediately. The menu is on a QR code already on the table and we were given ample of time to decide. My friend and I both already knew what we wanted to order. I got the purple Yam Souffle which takes 25 minutes to make and my friend got the fried squid tails. We also got a signature Rose Green Milk Tea to share. The waitress who took our order has great memory and recalled all of our items without writing it down. She also reminded me that I could adjust the ice and sugar levels of my drink which I had completely forgotten and would have got annoyed if my drink came out 100% sweetness. Another thing is that my drink order frequently comes out wrong at other locations so I was glad she got it right! Green tea instead of black tea and with milk instead of without milk. The purple Yam Souffle is just like the other locations. Hot, soft cakey texture balanced with an ice cold red bean Ice-Cream. So delicious! The squid tails on the other hand was not what we expected. It came out burnt and hard. The outer batter was not crispy either. We informed one of the waiters and he brought it back to inform the kitchen staff. We received a new batch that was not as burnt and had more flavoring this time around. However, the squid was still hard and not like the ones we get from other locations with smaller crispier pieces. Overall, it was still a good experience and I love the decorations at this location! This might be my second favorite location after the Flushing one. Would love to come back for brunch or hi-tea. Or regular food options when I have not already eaten dinner. My usual go-tos are the twister fries, Santa Fe chicken rolls, fried salted crispy chicken, and the trio dessert combo. However, this location has a lot more variety! FYI - there are two unisex restrooms in the rear for customers to use with really cute wallpapers too.

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I recently tried the ice cream and cheesecake combo from this place, and it was absolutely delicious. The cheesecake was rich, creamy, and had the perfect balance of sweetness with a slightly tangy finish. The crust was buttery and crisp -- just the way I like it. read more

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Worth. Every. Single. Calorie. Don't share it--protect it…read morewith your life and enjoy it all by yourself. If you're diabetic... this might be the dessert that's worth discussing an extra dose of insulin with your doctor. We had the pistachio one, and honestly? Zero regrets. It wasn't just worth it--it was worth every bite and then some!

Favorably situated on Broadway in Times Square, Angelina Bakery is set to entice you inside with…read morethe glitz and glamour of its Parisian decor, turn-style golden doors, red carpet and divider ropes, giant bubblegum dispenser by the entrance, patio chairs and umbrellas, and two kiosk stands for modern efficiency. The bakery is clean and spacious with lots of outside seating, four tables located inside, and attentive friendly staff. It's easy to order outside from the two kiosks. If you join their rewards with your cell phone you will save $5 on your first order and will be eligible for another reward after 4 visits. The southern cannoli had good quality chocolate chips, smooth paste, and crunchy shell but was lacking an extra oomph that could have been provided with some citron in the recipe. The Boston cream bombolini was good. It was fresh tasting, filled amply with good quality chantilly cream. The pistachio croissant was freshly baked, light, delicately buttery and crispy infused with lots of decadent pistachio nut cream. There was no line on a Thursday after 5pm. This place speaks antique affordable luxury. Great people watching opportunity under the patio umbrellas while savoring your food unrushed. Go on, be fancy and treat yourself. One deserves it.

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4.1

(35 reviews)

Quick and efficient service and tasty pizza. Small quaint inside. We walked and ate the square…read moresliced pizza. Definitely worth trying. Are spinach pizza. Added garlic salt but it was definitely tasty and quick.

I do not recommend this place. I bought two Nutella croissants; the guy said everything was 50% off…read moredue to the time of day, but when it came time to pay, he charged the full price to my card. I only noticed this when I arrived at Grand Central. We went back a few minutes later to complain; he acknowledged the $10 overcharge and asked me to swipe my card again, saying he would issue a refund... but what actually happened was that he charged me another $10. In short, the purchase should have been $17, but he charged me $35 for two croissants. We called them and showed a screenshot from the bank, but it was no use. The croissants are indeed very good, but I cannot condone this unfairness and the attempt to take advantage of tourists. Juliana Boston

Breads Bakery - Rockefeller Center

4.3

(88 reviews)

Busy spot, even late morning! Despite the crowds, it is…read moreclear, bright, and airy with just a few small tables for 2. The line moves quickly and the employees are helpful for anyone overwhelmed with what to choose. The hot mocha was fine, if you want it sweet - at all - you have to add your own. The person at the register recommended a bread/pastry covered in all different kinds of seeds with golden raisins and I think small pieces of fruit inside(?). It was soft and filling, but I'd only order it again if I needed food as fuel as opposed to a treat.

Soooooooo worth the hype!!!! It's like a chocolate croissant but 10x better. So fluffy, so…read morechocolatey. Love the bits of chocolate. Would probably be even better warmed up but still amazing straight out the packaging!!! ~18 for a loaf but if you split that between 5 days, technicallyyyyyy it's $3ish per day for breakfast ;) it is worth every single penny!!!

NY Bakery and Desserts

3.2

(299 reviews)

I was a little skeptical when I entered a chained bakery…read more When I asked the cashier what was the freshest pastry? She suggested I should try the croissant. Now I've tried many croissants. As crossiants are my all time favorite. And I've been on the hunt for the best crossiant in town. She recommended the pistachio one. As well said the croissants were buy two get, one free, but I told her two is already too many for me, lol. But she insisted and offered me a plain one on the house, which was so nice of her. She warmed up the pistachio one and I ate it to go. And I'm not gonna lie it was one of the best croissants I've had in a long time. The croissant was so soft and fluffy. And it was oozing with this amazing pistachio cream. Not I'm not typically a pistachio pastry fan but I think I might be one now after this experience. The croissant was a good portion as well. I also really was a fan of the plain croissant as well, it reminded me a lot of the Costco crossiant if you're familiar with those. Very big and also fluffy. As for now this place now has my favorite crossiant in the US. I'm very satisfied.

A dessert spot that is always open for a sweet tooth…read more Do not expect anything perfect or sublime though. I ordered a Strawberry Tres Leches cake and the flavors were faint to say the least. Flan was consistent with what I've had before, nothing special. Service was prompt and there weren't too many people inside, it's a grab and go spot.

Heritage Grand Bakery

4.3

(170 reviews)

Hot cappuccino and a lemon macaron is a ticket to warm up and savor. Having got wet despite an…read moreumbrella I found that a hot coffee would be ideal. Naturally à shot of brandy would make it far better but no alcohol is served here. The coffee is hot and Mundo, the barista, made a pretty flower on top. We discussed sugar which I don't take for both tea and coffee but I do like condensed milk at Vietnamese cafes. Mundo wants to visit one as he too likes the taste of condensed.

I love how it's right next the New York Public Library. Came in for a pistachio croissant and a…read moreraspberry macaroon. The macaroon was so soft and fluffy, best I've had. Pistachio croissant was alright, not the worst but not the best either. They had a variety of pastries and a little section in the back where you could sit and eat. Service was good I was in and out. Nice open windows in the front with a view of the side of the New York Public Library.

NY Bakery and Desserts

3.5

(112 reviews)

The service was so good and the desserts were also very delicious. I got banana cheesecake and tea…read moreand I liked both.

This is a dessert shop that's located right in the middle of the Times Square area. It's a bit of a…read moretourist trap, but overall, they actually have an excellent selection and quality baked goods. You'll find cheesecake, fruit tarts, cookies, croissants, muffins, ice cream and much more. Literally anything you can think of, they sell it. It being in Times Square, their items are expectedly overpriced. For example, slices of cake are $9-$10 each. However, the portions of everything are quite large to somewhat make up for it.

Café D'Avignon - The Moxy Times Square

4.3

(102 reviews)

The food and service were great. The breakfast sandwich was soo good, tried going back the next day…read morefor it but I was too late. Definitely going back!

This pop-up is located on the main floor of Moxi hotel. You get 20 dollar credit to use per day,…read more so this place is perfect to quickly grab some coffee and sweets in the morning. The baristas were kind and accommodating. Selections are limited since it's a pop-up but does the work.

Van Leeuwen Ice Cream - Times Square

4.1

(65 reviews)

A midnight stroll in the MTv capitol of the world wouldn't be complete without something sweet, and…read morethis gem has the broadest selection of vegan and dairy-filled flavors I've seen. With locations in 13 states + DC, come and get you some!! Brown Sugar Cookie Dough Brownie is almost umami good - rich and buttery, chewy & chocolatey, one scoop is plenty satisfying for my sweet tooth. The writing is on the wall - good is harmonious ingredients, and a life without anything good is bad.

It's located near Times Square so it's an easy walk. There is the hop on and off bus right in…read morefront. I feel the service lacked as soon as we got in. We didn't get acknowledged. The two ladies at the front were chatting with each other for a while. I didn't want to interrupt so I waited for them to finish before I ordered. I ended up ordering a two scoop Sundae. They ran out of the hot fudge so I opted for the hazelnut topping with almonds and whipped cream. I will say the almonds are really good. I got the coffee ice cream and it was amazing. 10 out of 10. The chocolate flavored ice cream was too acidic for me, but my husband liked it.

Angelina Paris

3.9

(633 reviews)

When I come to New York, this is always my first stop. My flight landed late, and I was literally…read morepraying I'd make it before they closed at 7:00 p.m. Traffic was a nightmare because of the World Cup, but my sweetie was determined to make sure my "welcome back" included my favorite dessert Tarte au citron. Walking into this little gem feels like stepping into a charming Parisian patisserie without ever leaving New York. The atmosphere is warm, inviting, and every visit reminds me why I call NYC my second home. We arrived at 6:55 p.m., convinced they'd be sold out. To my surprise, they still had exactly what I came for! I happily walked out with three Tarte au citron and a pistachio macaron just minutes before they locked the doors. I've only ever ordered the tarts because they're that good, so I can't compare them to the rest of the menu--but honestly, I don't need to. They are absolutely worth planning your day around. The staff is always kind, welcoming, and never make you feel rushed, even when you're one of the last customers of the day. If you're visiting New York, do yourself a favor and add this place to your itinerary. Trust me--it's worth racing through traffic for.

I have mixed feelings about this bistro. I was really excited to visit. I've walked past so many…read moretimes but have never visited. The cafe is really cute with its wall art, fancy moldings and lighting. Service could have been better. I felt like the server basically forgot me. When he did check in, I was practically finished with my meal with only two bites left of my food. He also got my tea order incorrect which ended up a good thing. I really enjoyed what I was served. I think it was the Angelina mix infusion as this is the only tea with cinnamon and I'm positive there was cinnamon in the blend. The day was on the warm side and I wanted a light meal. I ordered the omelette. This seemed like the appropriate choice for a French bistro. Omelette was cooked perfectly and served with a side salad. I also ordered a croissant which was good but it hadn't been served warm which was disappointing. I ordered dessert of course, Coupe Jardin de roses. It sounded good and included a macaron. This too was disappointing. Very little "rose" in the dish and the macaron was replaced with a meringue. :( I did check out the store before leaving. The employee behind the counter was chatty and helpful when making my purchases. The Madeline's were to die for. Thank god the bag only contained 3. They did pair nicely with the tea. All was not lost with this visit and I will be returning for more Madeline's. :)

Eataly Caffè

3.7

(46 reviews)