Never had such great crepes before. A hot day in the summer and a visit to the pool led me here…read moreafter. I had a crepe filled with fruits and the guy took his time making it and decorating it before handing it to me. It was good from start to finish and every bite was even with fruit and custard. They also do rolled ice cream which was good too.

Good savory crepes for a quick bite. Came across this place on a Tuesday afternoon after a workout…read moreand wanted to checkout a new spot in the area. Ordered the Chicken Crepe which was pretty good. They serve it in a handy cone that tears away as you eat it which made a potentially messy situation easy to deal with. Glad I got to try this place!

Wonderfully artisanal French bakery with decadent pastries and baked goods. The window display of…read moreall that croissant certainly drew me in. Ordered an Almond Croissant and devoured it during my morning walk. Bakery is a franchise and this branch recently opened at this Park Slope location- with extra seating space in the back for a with cozy decor that would invite customers to stay just a little longer to enjoy a relaxed morning meal. The pastry selections was a delight to see; so much sweet buttery cakes and cookies. This was a lovely find in the area filled with coffee shops and cafes on basically every block.

Stopped in today for a takeout pastry and wound up getting a coffee eclair. The place is cute and…read morebright, and the guy behind the counter was friendly and helpful, and he clearly didn't rush anyone who had questions, which I really liked. The pastry was pretty good but not amazing. It was fresh for sure. The pastry and the filling were pretty good, but I didn't like the frosting. It was a sticky consistency and somewhat weird tasting. Never tasted anything like that on a French pastry. It was a nice experience and I'd go back to try other things and maybe the coffee.

One of my favorite bakeries on Avenue U. This location is the most aesthetic of them all and also…read morehas the most spacious seating. My go-to item is their flaky egg tart which is always fresh and delicious. I also love their triangular roast pork pastry but I haven't seen it as often lately but a must-try if you spot it. The pork buns in the back fridge are pretty good and we've even ordered a cake here before. The cake was sweet, soft, and very popular with the kids. The service is great, and there's also a bathroom for customers located in the back.

I am very disappointed with the customer service I received today at Wheatfield Bakery, located at…read more1315 Avenue U, Brooklyn, NY 11229. A group of five of us visited the bakery today. Each of us purchased at least $30 worth of bread and pastries, and I also spent about $20 on desserts and drinks. Our total purchase was well over $100. After sitting in the bakery for about ten minutes, one of my friends still had half of her pastry left. Unfortunately, we had already thrown away our utensils. She politely asked an employee for a plastic fork so she could finish the pastry on the way home. The employee responded in a very unfriendly manner and said that forks are not provided for takeout orders. We explained that the pastry had originally been eaten in the bakery and was simply unfinished, and that we had all purchased a large amount of food to take home. Nevertheless, she refused to provide even a single fork. What disappointed us most was not the fork itself, but the attitude. After spending more than $100, it was surprising to be denied a simple plastic fork and treated with such inflexibility and lack of courtesy. We have always enjoyed Wheatfield Bakery's products, but customer service is just as important as good food. I hope management will take this feedback seriously and remind staff that small acts of kindness can make a big difference in a customer's experience. A plastic fork costs only a few cents, but good customer service is priceless. Unfortunately, this experience left us feeling unappreciated as customers. We hope Wheatfield Bakery will review its customer service standards so that future customers are treated with greater courtesy, respect, and common sense.

Had the Dan Cong Oolong Lemon Tea. Was excellent. Great flavor and mixed well…read more Quick service with a cute ambiance in the bakery.

Ordered their advertised Honeycomb toffee Iced latte. The customer in front of me ordered the same…read moredrink, without sugar- but because the clerk mis-heard her order; the clerk decided to hand me her drink order instead; staff claimed we both order the same thing anyways. I wasn't too keen with the clerk's explanation, but still decided to take the drink. Drink itself is nothing special; the toffee piece melts into the bitter coffee drink and that's about it. Because I preferred my latte's on the sweeter side. I didn't enjoy the bitter after taste of my latte after the melted honeycomb piece. I already left the store and did not bother going back just to ask for more sugar.

Finally, PB made it to this side of Bensonhurst!…read more If you've been to one of their franchise spot, then you probably have favorites and go-to items. I know I do. Coffee bun! We also love their soufflé cheesecake when we do splurge on dessert. It's kind of pricey. But worth it! I was a little disappointed with the blueberry yogurt cake - tasted stale (ugh), but the mochi donuts were yummy! This location is pretty new, less than 1 yr old. Right around the corner from Chipotle, on the 18th Avenue busy hub. Self service, tray, line with parchment, grab your goodies and pay. The staff are nice and friendly. Clean, roomy enough for customers to browse what they want but smaller than the location on 86th St. Although the price point is higher than your Asian bakery, the aesthetic and variety and taste makes it worth while. I'm a fan and be sure to join their loyalty program for treats!

**First Time Visit & Definitely Not the Last!**…read more I stopped by this location for the first time and loved the self-serve style of dining. Walking in, the space was clean with a calm, quiet ambience and light music playing in the background -- such a relaxing vibe. You're greeted right away, then directed to the plastic trays, a box of parchment paper what company will logo and your own single-use tongs. From there, you get to browse at your own pace through two beautiful display cases filled with beautiful desserts and cakes, and tarts. Also well as two fully stocked fridges filled with drinks, sandwiches, and salads (which looked SO fresh and delicious -- definitely trying those next time!). The two baristas working were incredibly friendly and engaging. They were knowledgeable about the drinks, happy to offer recommendations, and made the experience feel welcoming. They offer cakes, coffee, tea, and hot chocolate -- perfect for pairing with dessert. Now let's talk about the good part... the pastries I tried the jumbo twisted cinnamon donut, a croissant donut, and the chocolate supreme croissant. Every single one was fresh, flavorful, soft on the inside with the perfect crunch on the outside. The flavors were absolutely mouthwatering. The prices were exactly what I expected but I enjoyed the quality and overall it was such an enjoyable dessert experience. Highly recommend if you're looking for a sweet treat in a cozy, inviting spot. To catch up with friends, read, or study. I'll definitely be back!

I have been wanting to visit this cafe for a while - the decor really grabbed my attention every…read moretime I walked by. It's very cute and cozy, fitted with plush seating! This past weekend, I finally had a chance to grab breakfast, which was great since they had a promotion going on - for every breakfast order, you will receive a complimentary iced coffee or americano. How could you resist that? It was a happy surprise. We ordered the omelet with bacon and cheese. Also got the fried eggs with bacon and ham. Their breakfasts were hearty, and the portions were pretty generous. I saw that they also have a variety of sandwiches, which I would like to try next time, along with potato pancakes!! :) The decor was so cute, we couldn't resist taking photos!! And the service was kind and fast. Can't wait to go back.

My sister and I just went to the restaurant in the morning. She love the salad dressing of veal…read moresalad and I prefer the salmon olive. The veal is a bit over-cooked for us. Also, my sister loves her vanilla milkshake. She would definitely try others drink next time. I will have a cocktail instead.

BLUF: Gorgeous, inexpensive refrigerated desserts…read more N Bakery in Homecrest, Brooklyn is a Georgian bakery, located on a multi-ethnic block that on one side of the street includes a pizzeria, a Chinese restaurant, two Chinese bakeries, and a Middle-Eastern / Central Asian restaurant. We visit N Bakery when we are in the neighborhood for their refrigerated desserts, which look like tiny masterpieces but are affordable indulgences at $6 each. My recent favorites are the Strawberry Pistachio Roll, followed by the Red Velvet cake.

Food: The desserts here are fresh and delicious! I would recommend the tiramisu and the small…read morechocolate hazelnut mousse cakes. This bakery offers a variety of cakes (whole) as well as smaller desserts, cookies, and pastries. Desserts aren't too sweet either! Service: The staff are friendly and helpful there! Very welcoming and customer-focused. Ambiance: This is a very small bakery with no seating. Overall, I would highly recommend this bakery!

Very nice & fulfilling! I got the Ice Cream Crepe, which came with one scoop of ice cream and…read morewhipped cream on the side, with strawberries and banana slices inside. The inside is small and cozy. I do feel bad for the employees as there was only one employee doing everything!

I think the best thing is the crepes but they are a bit pricy and the portions aren't very big. I…read morehave gotten their drinks but was disappointed at how watery and unflavorful they are. Some of their drinks just taste purely like syrup. I was not a fan of the ice cream. The pastries in the case were not very fresh. I would definitely get the crepes again but I was not a big fan of the other things.