Stopped by on a Saturday to pick up some food for a late lunch after seeing the Cherry Blossoms over at Branch Brook. Hubby ran down and grabbed a Cuban Sammie, and a pastrami Sammie. The Cuban was surpringly good! Sometimes, the pork tends to be try but that wasn't the case here. The pastrami was something you could make yourself at home with some supermarket deli cold cuts. They also put yellow mustard on there, which I didn't care for. The sandwiches are very big and each is probably enough to share amongst two people (we didn't know this before ordering). We don't live in the area so I doubt we'd come all the way back just for the Cuban, but if you're in the area, it's a good option. read more

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Ooooohmg i had such high hopes this place all over social media but hell no the alcapuria tasted like freezer burn the guava and cheese barley any filling and the nutela also tasted like freezer burn one star for la gente bori but thats it do not recomend back to spanish harlem i go read more

Soft delicious bread and they had 2 Puerto Rican typical desserts in a container shaped like PR. It was the perfect touch at this time, that I needed a taste of the Father Land. read more

I call to place an order they never took it I waited 12min and arrived to the store with them still on the phone , when I walk in store which was empty they had the phone upside down , i hung up the while in the store to place order in person That bad customer service. Need better personal!!!!! read more

While waiting in line I was asked to step out cause the store already had a few customers in there, so when I stepped outside to wait a customer walked by me inside n his order was taken. He was not asked to leave the store because it had ppl inside maybe, he didn't take my order cause I'm a lesbian, and maybe he's a homophobe. But it was definitely the last time I go there... read more

Local Puerto Rican bakery. Everything is fresh from the bake goods to the hot bread they serve. Their pan sobao is my favorite serve hot with butter. They make small portions of their dessert which is great to try a little of everything. The staff is always friendly and love to share their favorite picks with you. read more

Coffee, toasted bread with butter and a sugar donut. Forget being healthy and just enjoy. Yummy!!!

Amazing sandwiches and desserts , love the pan sobao . Price point higher than expected but was well worth it .

Havent been here in a few years,, they had the best garlic bread I ever tasted. The other day I went to get some garlic bread for a small party. The bread was mushy and there was no taste nor smell of garlic. Very disappointed. Dont know if I will visit again. read more

Being a healthy sized Cuban I know my Latin desserts. Borinquén Bakery hits a home run with pasteles de guayaba. Bread is also perfect combination of crispy crust and soft inside. I picked up a loaf to make homemade Cuban sandwiches. The bread flattened/toasted perfectly in panini press. Parking could be rough, but it's worth stopping by if you are in the area. read more

My favorite little Bakery in Newark. The ladies are always so pleasant. I usually get the pan sobao con mantequilla y cafe. Deliciousness!!! Ive ordered the morcilla from here. It comes frozen and you have to cook it at home. It is so good. My mother loves the Rice pudding they make for Christmas and the Budín. Honestly, I haven't had anything and been disappointed. read more

Amazing pan sobao and all the sweets are beyond yummy!!! Thank! If you are looking for an authentic Puerto Rican bakery, this is the place. read more

Borinquen Bakery - a platter of pastries - Bakeries Near Me - Newark, New Jersey

La comida aquí me hace sentir como si todavía estuviera en PR. Todo sabe super rico de los quesitos a los sándwiches de pastrami. En verdad se pasaron. read more

Such a delicious treat! Great for breakfast (or any time) options. My husband introduced me to this gem and I love coming by for some pan sobao and pastelitos de guayaba. Their breakfast sandwiches are huge! Unless I'm really STARVING, I never finish my bacon (or Taylor ham) egg, and cheese in one sitting. Coffee is so strong and fresh. I also always get some flan to go (flan de coco, queso, or vanilla are popular choices). Due to Covid, only 2 people are allowed inside at a time. There are social distancing stickers on the floor and plexiglass to protect the employees (and yourself). You can pay cash or card and masks are enforced. No outdoor dining right now, but indoor dining is opening up soon. Can't wait to come back for more goodies! read more

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Small friendly place stoped by randomly wife and I were just driving by and saw the place, being boricua couldn't help myself lol. Tried a few of their pastries not bad at all, particularly like the Flan read more

Por Fin! Finally!!!!!! Puerto Rican Pan Sobao in NJ!!!! PROS 1. Nice Clean Restaurant. 2. Cheap Prices 3. Delicious Non Excessive Flaky Guava Pastry. 4. Delicious Bread Pudding 5. Delicious Puerto Rican Pan Sobao aka better than Cuban Bread which is Sweeter and overall Softer. Wepaaaaa!! 6. Friendly staff. 7. Well Made Tembleque!! CONS 1. No UBER EATS.... read more

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Found this little gem in Newark on our way to the airport. It's a little slice of Puerto Rico nestled among mechanic shops on a little street. The decorations are so cute and just like if you were on the island. But besides that, every thing is DELICIOUS! They have all the typical Puerto Rican pastries from pastelillos de guayaba, quesitos, flan, tembleque, sorrullos, and even morcilla! They also have fresh baked bread. The coffee is just like your Abuelita made it! LIQUID GOLD! The sandwiches look great and the place was super busy with lots of locals picking up sandwiches for lunch. Service was very prompt and friendly. And besides that the bathroom was spotless! This is for sure a spot to visit when you are in the Newark area. We'll be back! read more

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Coffee is excellent and the Pan Sobao was very good. Service was decent. Ambiance was average.

First of all, SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES. Second of all, definitely support minority owned businesses. I recently learned about the Tripleta sandwich on YouTube. It's a sandwich for after a night out. A grease soaker upper. It's three meats of your choice with lettuce and tomato and mayo. My first impression is that, yes, I can see begging for one of these at 2am with a stomach full of booze. But at the moment , I am sober and this sandwich is great still. The staff is lovely and friendly. Definitely stop in if you are in the area. read more

Borinquen Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Newark, New Jersey

Pretty average. Called Borinquen bakery nothing boricua about it. Asked for pan sobao got regular bread. Wont visit again at least the coffee was good. read more

Here you can find pastries and sandwiches and other delicacies, also a limited type of souvenirs from Puerto Rico read more

Borinquen Bakery - Empanadas and Malta India - Bakeries Near Me - Newark, New Jersey

best bakery between Union City and Bloomfield. The pastry's are filled with real filling unlike other bakery's which all they give you is pastry. The sandwiches are huge and the prices are appropriate. The coffee is excellent. I've been to three Cuban bakery's and two Cuban restaurants in the area only to be disappointed with their Cuban Sandwiches and pastry's. This is the best Puerto Rican bakery in north Jersey. read more

Hands down the best Puerto Rican bakery in the area! Pan Sobao is a must! My husband loves the warm ham & cheese sandwich. They sell Puerto Rican treats, pastries, bread, and cafecito. The workers are super friendly and the bakery has a cozy feel to it. It's worth the drive to Newark. The pizza empanadas are just like the ones from Puerto Rico. read more

Finally!! A puertorican bakery that makes Pan Sobao (soft, sweet bread) which is a traditional bread made in the island. As soon as I discovered this place on the Internet, I drove over there. The place is small but, it has small tables to sit. I tried some of their pastries (quesitos, pastelillos de guayaba, vanilla cake) but, they didn't get the best of me. They have to work on their pastries. But, their Pan Sobao is good. At my third visit on a Saturday morning, I noticed a lot customers just getting Pan Sobao. I don't think the pastries have a big "Fan Club". The customer service is good. The place is very clean. And, avoid using a debit card cause they will charge you a fee (I think $1.00). read more

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Terrible customer service. And you can't even order what you want on your sandwich. The attitude to them is take it or leave it. I've been going there since they open and they just gotten worse. read more

It's super hard to find this quality of bread and pastries outside of Puerto Rico but the borinquen bakery absolutely nailed it! We drive over 30 minutes just to come here for their goodies and bread and let me tell you, it's worth the trip. read more

Best place to get pan Sabao or coffee !! Small place but definitely worth eating here

Bomb ass coco flan and tembleque. Makes me wana sing over some congas while dancin outta there

I am extremely disappointed with this place. I ordered 50 guava pastries for an event. I was told it came in a plastic serving tray. The day of the event I get a call inquiring if I'd like them in boxes or tray. I was like a tray of course. When I get there mind you the Oder was paid and the person that called never mention I had a balance. I was told I had a balance I replied no my order is paid in full. They replied no you owe me 4.00 for a tray. Now I am pissed not only for the lack of consideration but I was pressed for time n traveled a long way to pick this up. I told the girl just put them in a box I'm wasn't paying for something that was supposedly was included in the order by whom ever took my order. She even showed us the tray the day of the order. She took another 10-15 minutes before I got the boxes. These girls don't know what the hell they are doing. Why would they charge 4.00 for a tray I'll tell you why greed! Get your act together! read more