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    Angelina Bakery - 7 Times Square

    3.5 (13 reviews)
    Closed 7:30 am - 1:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    This egg croissant thing had excellent scrambled eggs
    Paul M.

    Came here twice while staying at a hotel close by. Great bakery with a lot of choices! We were with a group so had a good sampling of their menu. The standout was the bombolones! Delicious. Coffee was nice and strong and service was very friendly. The place looked very clean too. Just to repeat, GET THE BOMBOLONE.

    Yara F.

    This review is for their brunch menu! Stopped by here for what we thought would be a quick service brunch on a weekend. The store was basically empty and they had multiple people behind the counter, but it took over 25 minutes for our entrees (an order of shakshuka and an avocado toast) to come out. The food itself was fine, but definitely not worth the wait. The coffee was okay, but the Italian soda I got was pretty visually but very boring and just tasted like sugar in sparking water. Outdoor seating outside was nice but not super well cleaned. If I come back it would be to try their pastries and not anything that involves the kitchen!

    Krysten B.

    Delicious fresh pasties - we had the Mont Blanc bombolone and a raspberry croissant The bombolone was our favorite

    Kellie F.

    Stopped in while walking back to our hotel. I spent most of my mornings picking out a different coffee shop. This place was super cute inside, clean and had the nicest employees. They had an espresso drink with orange marmalade that caught my eye. Unfortunately it was a good old fashioned "milk with a little coffee in it", as opposed to a good espresso drink.

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    Shafina I.

    This was my first time trying this bakery and I was very excited. Unfortunately, I was severely let down. Everything looked amazing but tasted okay. Got the raspberry mousse which had a low quality white chocolate shell. The mousse itself was not good either, it did not have that perfectly tart taste that you would hope for. The bit of raspberry jam and the crust of the dessert was better. The burnt cheesecake was better with it being very rich and perfectly soft however was a bit too sweet. Lastly I got the hot chocolate which they are known for as well and it was absolutely awful. It was watery and sugary, I've made better packaged hot chocolate at home. All in all I was very let down by this bakery.

    Nancy M.

    The treats are amazing! The croissant was filled to the brim with Nutella. Oh my! The restaurant itself is spacious, clean, and comfortable. The service was friendly and efficient. Six thumbs up from these three customers!

    Abby O.

    Last time I was in nyc I tried another one of their locations and was in love so I had to go back. All the pastries are beautiful and tasty. Store is bright and inviting and the staff were friendly.

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