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    Chrusciki Bakery

    4.0 (75 reviews)

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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Keep your eyes peeled for promos on their social media - lots of opportunities to get a good deal
    Laura G.

    Part of Sto Lat, so you can eat dinner and then walk over to the bakery to drool over what dessert you want to take home. Follow them on social media because they often have deals (e.g. Name of the Day, BOGO promos) on their sweets. You have to try the Polish staples - plazek, poppyseed roll, and obviously their chrusciki. This last time I had their cheesecake and I just wish it was creamier; however, I loved the crust, which wasn't overly sweet. I will definitely come back to the restaurant and I'm sure my sweet tooth will take me to the bakery.

    Jumbo cookies, Linzer tarts, apple turnovers, donuts and cinnamon rolls.
    Susan S.

    Midweek at lunchtime, not very busy, and the person behind the counter was very knowledgeable. In addition to sweets, there's multiple coffee/ chai/ lattes/ espressos available. It's a great place for friends, neighbors, and steering committees to meet up and spend time together.

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    Sara K.

    Stopped by again for dessert to go with my friend after we had dinner at Sto Lat. I really wanted another iced latte but without the caffeine as it was so late, and she was able to make it decaf - this time I got the hazelnut sticky toffee with oat milk ... it was also very good! I grabbed a lemon crumb bar as well. I love that this bakery has generous portions. You can share if you like or have it all for yourself! Lastly, the owner was very very kind who we spoke with briefly. And I left with a mini Go Bills cake for tomorrow's big game! I cannot wait to dig into it as I know it is going to be great!

    White Almond Raspberry
    Brandon G.

    Stopped in here while I was out to grab some dessert for dinner! I was over by Eastern Hills and really wanted something to treat myself. Look no further than the fan favorite of this spot: the White Almond Raspberry cake. These slices were HUGE and only $5 each. You can't go wrong with these. I could barely finish mine. The frosting is so light and fluffy. The cake is perfect for the raspberry filling. Put it all together and the slice is perfection. It has good flavor in every bite and can fill you up just as much as the dinner beforehand. They have so many good treats in the bakery, so you really can't go wrong

    Bake goods
    Robert M.

    Total hidden gem. I found this place while I was driving by, and ended up stopping for a quick lunch. The inside is absolutely gorgeous, definitely an upscale/modern vibe. You could the place was hand curated and well thought out. The bakery is a good size, with a huge selection of different pastries, that looked so good that I had to grab a macaroon on the way out. Their lunch menu was very limited with only 5-6 items. I ended up getting the roasted pear salad but substituted for goat cheese and no prosciutto. The salad was exactly what I was looking for, light, high quality, and tasty. I was honestly shocked it wasn't more busy when I walked in because everything looked and tasted so good and the prices weren't crazy. My salad was $12 but that's pretty much the standard rate nowadays. I'd say the pricing across the board were very standard and what you would expect. Not super expensive, but not dirt cheap. The quality though is what stuck out about everything. The macaroon I ended up getting was legitimately the best one i've ever had. I haven't had a ton of macaroons, but you could tell it was handmade. If you have a sweet tooth I'd definitely recommend coming here. All in all, a complete hidden gem that more people should know about.

    Chocolate mousse cake
    Kate B.

    Very tasty baked goods!! The name of the day on social media for a free treat was my husband's, and he normally doesn't go, but I mentioned how it is mother's day weekend after all and I wouldn't hate treats, so he went!! The free treat was the white almond raspberry swirl cake, and it was great!! The cake was a smidge on the dry side but it's probably more to do with it being presliced and stored in containers than anything else. The raspberry cream was perfect and the icing on top was just how I like it, thick and sweet!! You have to purchase something to get the free cake so my husband also bought a chocolate chip cookie and a chocolate mousse cake. The cookie was thick and soft and full of chocolate, which is perfect in my opinion. The mousse cake was pretty good, with chocolate cake on the bottom, topped with a thick vanilla mousse and then chocolate ganache. All the parts were delicious, I just thought it would a little better if the toppings were more evenly distributed and not just on top. Otherwise, no notes! I'd definitely go here again because overall, everything was really good!

    Aly W.

    Huge assortment of baked goods and dessert. So far I've only tried the macarons which are double the size of macarons elsewhere, but about the same price. The texture holds up surprisingly well for the size. It's a pretty space with high ceilings they share with a bar that serves food. Service is prompt and friendly. I'll be back.

    Glazed Black Raspberry Pączki. $6.50 for two. Happy 'Tłusty Czwartek'/Fat Thursday. Bad spelling, it should be 'Pączki' not 'Paczki'.
    Anna W.

    Did you know, on Fat Thursday in Poland, an average of 100 million 'pączków' are eaten every year?! It's 2.5 'pączek' per one Pole! It's a tradition almost everyone follows and I'm not surprised why:). Plus, there is a superstition that whoever does not eat a 'pączek' on Fat Thursday will not be successful in life for the next year. Ouch! I was positively sure Chruściki Bakery would provide enough traditional types of 'pączki' on Fat Thursday, with plums and rose filling. I was wrong. They were out of my favorite kinds. Instead we got triple portions of bad black gooey raspberry jelly. It practically ruined everything. Not anymore. Hopefully next year we'll be able to travel to Canada and eat real 'pączki', or keep searching around. One more thing, why do most of the baked goods at Chruściki Bakery not have a price on them? You shouldn't have to ask.

    Almond Raspberry Cake slice: Sooo moist, I loved the raspberry filling and there's something about the flavor of almond...
    Clark S.

    The last few years, except 2020 and this year for obvious reasons, loved to go to the Broadway Market downtown right before Easter and shop all the various vendors. One of our favorites was Chrusciki Bakery and just the vast array of baked goods (we LOVE pastries) but as of 2021, we saw they were not at the Broadway Market anymore and instead were asking patrons to come to their new storefront in Eastern Hills Mall. I've been a few times now and every time I walk away incredibly happy. Their storefront in Eastern Hills Mall is gorgeous inside and they offer a HUGE array of baked goods along with gelato and coffee-style drinks. They also offer a dine-in experience but as of 09/2021, I haven't tried that yet. The staff working behind the baked good counter though are very courteous, knowledgeable, and friendly. Whenever I see a new pastry I've not seen before, they're able to explain what it is and describe it a bit. I also follow Chrusciki Bakery on Facebook and they do an awesome job posting updates. For example, I came on a Sunday where they had reduced hours as they were hosting a wedding reception that afternoon, which helped me plan when to stop by and I knew this all because they had a post up on their Facebook page about it. With the Eastern Hills Mall not having as many storefronts as it had in its past glory, there is PLENTY of parking here. As for the pastries they offer, I don't think you can go wrong with any of them. I've tried their Bavarian cream-filled pączki (my first pączki ever!), peanut butter/chocolate mousse bar, apple cinnamon roll, almond raspberry cake, chocolate hazelnut pretzel, and raspberry swirl pretzel. Honestly, I have no complaints about any of them - everything they make is super high quality and simply phenomenal. If someone asked what they should try first, I'd probably say go for a chocolate mousse bar or apple cinnamon roll. Their pretzels are excellent, just go in expecting a more pastry texture and flavor, rather than what you'd get with a traditional pretzel, but you'll be plenty happy with the final product. :) Their prices are very reasonable for the quality and quantity they are producing. Chrusciki Bakery is a Buffalo-staple and has quickly become one of my favorite local shops to pick up a sweet treat!

    Lauren S.

    The best bakery around. If you haven't tried their macaroons, you aren't living. I've never been able to find one even close to how delicious these are. Plenty of cake slices are available to-go and of course they have traditional polish desserts like placek. I also have to give a shout out specifically to their cheesecake because it is OUT OF THIS WORLD creamy! This location is built inside of the BFLO district of Eastern Hills Mall. So you can grab a quick dinner at simply perogi and walk out with some baked goodies!! Oh! THEY ALSO HAVE GELATO!! *Drop the mic*

    a strawberry cheesecake on a plate
    Connie P.

    Bakery - Check, Good things to eat - Check, cookies - Check, Make sure you bring lots of money. We never leave empty handed and this time we received a free placek. If your name is chosen that day you received a free placek with a purchase. We always buys some cookies, placek and hearts. They are always so good and fresh.

    Highly unauthentic macarons  4 pack for $12
    Mark D.

    We purchased some chrusciki, placek, and some macarons from Chrusciki. As usual, I'm a fan of the chrusciki. The Macarons were the 2nd worst I've ever had, the worst being store-packaged from Marshalls. The macarons were sold in a 4 pack for $12, tasted more like an over-sweetened oreo cookie, extra crumbly yet hollow, and basically everything a macaron should not be. This is an equivalent of if Ford started manufacturing cardiac pacemakers. The staff was friendly though, I will continue to be a returnign customer, though I would suggest only purchasing what they are known for.

    Gelato
    Vicky B.

    Located in the "BFLO" section of the Eastern Hills mall, Chrusciki Bakery shares an impressive space with a bar and a pierogi restaurant, including shared seating. We came in the middle of the day on a Saturday, and it was bustling! Lots of people were dining in and quite a few were ordering food and drinks to go. I was impressed with the variety of baked goods at Chrusciki and the prices were reasonable too! Because my name was the "name of the day", I got a free loaf of placzek! We also ordered some jam-filled cookies, a plum paczki, and an iced mocha. In addition to baked goods and cafe beverages, they even had gelato which looked amazing! If you haven't been in yet, I'd highly recommend it!

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