fresh, delicious, greAT STAFF, i visit here at least 4 times a week . Ben is amazing, even vegan options!

You know that if Ben and Jerry use these brownies in their ice cream, they must be spectacular. They are that - and more. With a few vegans in my life I also tried the vegan brownie and the vegan birthday cake (kind of a blondie). I may have liked these better! Lovely sweet (but not too sweet) desserts. They're really geared toward mail order, but I stopped in at the bakery in Yonkers. The receptionist is able to sell the brownies - just takes a few minutes. So allow yourself a little time - and buy a lot of them! read more

I coordinate a ton of employee engagement activities for my work group, so when a colleague fell in love with Greyston's mission, I knew I had to coordinate an event with them. Greyson Bakery has a goal to create thriving communities through the practice and promotion of Open Hiring which creates opportunities for individuals who face barriers to employment. They hire employees with no questions asked, fighting recidivism rates and bettering Yonkers as well as the surrounding NYC area. Their CEO has said, "We don't hire people to bake brownies, we bake brownies to hire people." It also doesn't hurt that their brownies are DELICIOUS. All of their products are made without preservatives in a verified peanut-free facility. All of their products are also certified kosher. Total crowd pleasers, for sure. And even if you've never heard of Greyston before, you've probably eaten one of their brownies without knowing. They're in some of Ben & Jerry's most-loved ice cream flavors and served on Delta flights. My colleague and I have also seen them sold at Whole Foods. I love Greyston's products and mission. What a *sweet* way to give back to the people of the community. read more

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The brownies here are so amazing. The perfect amount of chocolate. They have great vegan choices that my wife loves. We highly recommend

Fabulous! Brownies are wonderful, and so easy to order! Definitely reordering and all for a very special organization

Our Yonkers ER received a lovely care package full of brownies from Greyston Bakery! The brownies here are so amazing - it's filled with a deep, sweet chocolate taste (my favorite) and stayed moist and chewy when all the staff happily started consuming them. During this difficult pandemic time, it was such a warm touch to receive a thoughtful delivery from Greystone Bakery. I can't wait to visit and try them out again soon! read more

I heard of Greyston while watching the "Deals & Steals" segment on Good Morning America a couple of weeks ago, and - as luck would have it - needed a little birthday gift right away for someone. What really won me over was that Greyston does so much for the community and the employees, so I clicked the link and placed an order. I just received a thank you note from the recipient and she LOVED her brownies, so I look like a superhero and Greyston is keeping the people employed! Yay! Also learned that they are the brownies in Ben & Jerry's Chocolate Fudge Brownie Ice Cream... read more

After seeing a feature on them on ABC News recently, I loved their business model of giving people opportunities for employment! I also love brownies so gave them a try. WOW - the most delicious, moist and fresh brownies ever! They arrived in just a few days (to Texas) and were fantastic! I will order again 100%.. I hope they continue to help people who need the opportunity to find work and self worth!! read more

Sarah W. was fantastic to work with as we planned our company holiday mailer! She was very helpful, receptive and patient as we had many questions for her. Thanks for all your help Sarah and Greyston Bakery! We look forward to next year's order! read more

I ordered a box of brownies on 11/21/21 for delivery to Las Vegas, Nevada. It was received on 11/29/21.

I wrote a review for Common Grounds in Bed Stuy in Brooklyn. Since I mentioned Greyston Bakery, I figure I might as well go ahead and write a review here. FYI- Greyston Bakery sells through retail outlets although I believe pick up may be available for special orders. I am a huge Ben & Jerry's fan. In my freshman year in college, I used to eat two pints every study night. Somehow I remained skinny, so that is a blessing. Before it became almost "been there, done that" for businesses to talk about social and environmental consciousness, Ben & Jerry's incorporated the message into their organizational and product DNA (at least before the acquisition). But if you asked me to name their suppliers- those responsible for making me miss dinner so I could pack 1200 calories of anti-Atkins goodness into my small frame- I couldn't name a single one... OK, perhaps I might say "those farmers that agree not to inject their cows with crappy hormones so we can have safer milk". I guess that means their milk suppliers, but I still couldn't tell you the name of the farms involved. I learned that Greyston Bakery is responsible for the baked goods in some of the most popular B&J flavors. If you've bitten into a brownie from a scoop of B&J ice cream, then you know their work. Recently, Greyston announced a line of brownies available for retail: DoGoodie Brownies. On a trip to the headquarters (which houses their factory and offices designed with the environment in mind) along the Hudson River, I was given a tour and provided with a glass of milk and not one, but two brownies to try. I called myself saving one to take to my mom, but it never made it (poor thing never had a chance). I am funny about baked goods. I prefer soft and warm or room temperature items. Most of the time, if I buy pre-packaged, I am going to do something to make it taste more homemade. I was thrilled that neither the Walnut Fudge nor the Expresso Bean required any doctoring. Warning: even for avid chocolate fans like me, you need a cold glass of milk and an ounce of restraint when eating. It's tempting to eat all in one sitting. Apparently, DoGoodie Brownies are sold in a number of retail markets including Whole Foods. I am a fan of those businesses and organizations that literally put time and investment into their communities. Greyston does it and does so very well. During the tour, I learned that as a social enterprise, Greyston lives up to its motto of baking brownies to hire people. The staff is small and every one has an inspiring story around how they became involved; even the CEO who is an experienced entrepreneur and literally spends part of his busy schedule going out into the community to serve. He made time to meet with me, show me his office filled with items that reflect his personality and the culture of the organization around faith and service. A wall of books literally line a wall for employees and visitors to read on service, entrepreneurship, leadership and a host of other topics. A space overlooking the actual bakery in the building is slated to be used as an open room for the community. The Greyston Foundation, in part due to income from the bakery, provides a host of services and resources for community development such as low-income housing. Greyston Bakery actually offers a Pathmaking program to help employee achieve their goals in and out of the workplace. How they haven't been nominated as one of the best places to work in Family Magazine or elsewhere is beyond me. Some employees have been around for years in the double digits. Not bad for a currently slumped economy. My only disappointment is that there aren't satellite offices in NYC proper. I live in a part of NYC that is heavily populated but has little culinary interests to offer other than suburban-like housing. I would gladly volunteer time to chew on a batch of brownies while mentoring local teens at the kitchen table. Anyway, the next time you have an urge to satisfy your sweet tooth, grab a DoGoodie Brownie or other baked item from Greyston and actually feel good about blowing your diet for a change. Real, meaningful, change. read more

Greyston Bakery's vegan brownies are spectacular. If you are vegan (or trying to find more vegan alternatives), you can't ask for a better brownie. I would never have known it wasn't a regular brownie if it weren't helpfully marked 'vegan'. They also taste amazing in Ben & Jerry's non-dairy chocolate fudge brownie ice cream. The icing on the cake, so to speak, is that Greyston has a great reputation as a business that seeks to help under-served members of its community through employment opportunities. read more

(+) Social benefit corp (-) So-so brownie (-) stupid stupid stupid packaging that is impossible to open without scissors. Really? Someone trying to get into the single serving brownie is going to carry around scissors to get into the wrapper? Dumb! read more

Amazing bakery- amazing mission for the community. Everyone in the area should check it out!

Delicious brownies. Great service. You'll have to call ahead and they'll come out to you. Very friendly.

oh how i love thee.... unfortunately i think you gave up making the cheesecakes i so looked forward to for every special occasion. my step father used to work here helping to run the plant - and for all the major holidays and birthdays we would sit around the catalogue to pick which cakes we were going to gobble down in one night. the brownies are to die for - the perfect treat for that monthly craving many of us ladies have.... i haven't purchased thru their retail as of yet, but am thinking of it for my wedding - i haven't had anything from here that i didn't fall in love with. when my step father and mother were married - greyston made their cake as a gift - it was the hit of the wedding..... i highly recommend any and all of their yummy goodness! read more

Greyston not only has delicious baked goods- love the brownies and the new cookies, they have a kind spirit. Through twitter, I won a contest, receiving a free cookbook and a box of cookies. When I was helping my friend make National Muffin Day philanthropic by asking people to bake and give muffins to homeless, Greyston delivered in incredible ways - by donating and baking muffins in the middle of an incoming blizzard and by giving boxes to 5 random bakers who participated in the challenge. For this, I am forever grateful to them for their generosity and spirit of giving back every day. read more

Pastries with a purpose... what could be better? I just tried their brownies at the New York Social Good summer party, and I couldn't stop snacking. These treats are amazing on their own, but Greyston's inspiring social mission really makes it a them stand out. read more

I received a gift box from here a couple weeks ago. It didn't have a card. I've called 3 times trying to find out who sent it to me and no one has gotten back to me. Disappointing customer service. read more