On my first visit to Buenos Aires, I was shocked by the ubiquity of dulce de leche in every single…read moresweet shop and beyond. I have fine memories of walking through the streets of Recoleta and Palermo at night in search of a quality alfajore, or mornings started with a dulce-filled medialuna and a coffee. This very good Argentine bakery took me back to those days, with a delicious chocolate-encased alfajore paired with a cortado and a crispy churro filled with dulce. For a savory bite, the cheese and spinach empanadas were tasty, if a bit salty. They were both baked, as is the typical style within B.A. city limits.

This is the coconut mousse cake with coconut mousse and dulce de leche fillings! It was absolutely…read moredevine and not as experience as i thought. This was the 6inch cake that fed about 6-8 people at my house, and only $26 for how beautiful and flavorful it was. I went the day before father's day and it was a bit busy but nothing crazy. Went in father's day to also get a drink and the line was crazy. Was told, after mass at the church nearby, they are super busy. So i guess foot traffic is a hit-or-miss depending on the time. Workers were nice and fast paced. The place is very modern and cute with adorable displays. Lots of food and bakery options, and drinks from tea-coffee-smoothies and more. Very much worth the money!

Been going to this bakery since we moved to this town. Excellent pastries and sweets also savories…read more The only bakery I go to that's in the vicinity. I especially like their cruffins and croissants (almond, chocolate).

This is my favorite bakery in the area. I've been coming here for years. I am not sure what is…read moregoing on lately, but I have now had three bad experiences with my food. The last three times I've ordered. 1st time- I ordered on Uber eats, an egg and cheese sandwich and they sent it brick cold. I'm not sure why whoever was working would think to not warm up the sandwich. Made no sense. 2nd attempt- I ordered the same egg and cheese sandwich and it was drier than cardboard. I've been getting this sandwich for years. I'm not sure if they forgot to put butter on it but the sandwich is typically never dry. Not sure what happened there. 3rd attempt- At store. The new employees seemed frazzled and you need to repeat your order to them about 10 times because they keep forgetting what you just told them one minute ago. I love this place and I'm only giving this review so that it doesn't go downhill. There are a lot of new cafés opening up in the area and I would hate for them to be left in the dust. The owner is very kind and cares about her customers, so I know she will care about this review and do something about it.

Stopped by in the morning for a matcha and some sweets while my friend grabbed a coffee and a beef…read moreempanada. Everything was so tasty! It's a great spot where you can sit and enjoy your food, but it's also perfect for getting some work done or reading. The vibe is cozy and relaxed without feeling too loud or crowded.

Great experience. Got my matcha. Unsweetened. Their non dairy options are oak, almond, coconut…read more Also got a cup of the lentil soup. It was SOOOO GOOD!!! Lastly I love that they had some products on the shelf from Uruguay, Argentina, Spain, and a few others. They did have maté avail in bags to order and bags of loose Yerba

Phenomenal Cuban bakery - the absolute best Cuban Bread of all the bakeries in the area. The…read morecrackers are also exceptional and so are the breadsticks. Get there early because it's all so good that it runs out. I also love the Cafe Con Leche, pastries, croquettes and more!

Every time I come to NJ/NY a trip here is mandatory. I have loved everything I have had but…read moreespecially the pastelitos (both meat and the guava/queso ones).

I think this place looks very appealing when you walk in. Delicious cakes, danishes, etc all over…read more It's not for people with a gluten intolerance. They really have only salads. My husband got a sandwich. He had never been so did not realize they took the sandwich and heated it. It would have been nice if that was explained. He thought the sandwich was just average and a little spicy even though it was not marked that. Also the register area seemed a little dirty. I personally would prob. Not go back.

Wanted to give a review for the night crew, as my previous one was months ago when I started coming…read morehere for my coffee with the morning crew. Same as morning with Arda and Joe and the entire morning crew. Food & Drinks: Quality is 10/10. What separates store by store is the customer service Night time Customer Service: I grabbed my bday cake (there promotions are amazing on the APP!). Roberto asked me right away if I needed help before counter. I forget the lady who rang me up, but she was fantastic as well. Deep apologize, I'll be sure to as and update review with her name as she deserves to be called out for her fantastic smile and personality. Ambiance: See images. Very holiday like feel. Will always come here.

Best Cuban bread!! Always have to stop here when I'm in the city. Absolutely delicious! The service…read moreis quick & easy! The place is a nice small area! Would 100% recommend going!

The pan de manteca is the only thing I have tried on the multiple time i have been there. i buy…read moremultiple loafs for friends and family. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because it is very dirty. It needs a deep cleaning and some TLC. If the bread wasn't so good I wouldn't go just based on the lack of cleanliness. The staff is also very friendly.

Truly a bakery style donut. Freshly made, great fillings, with a beautifully fried raised donut…read moreshell. One donut is definitely plenty. They also served a variety of French pastry as well.

I've always wanted to try this donut every time I walked by, but is it worth $6.50?…read more Well I gave it a try today, the answer was easy! Unfortunately, the answer is NO, not worth the $6.50, maybe worth half the price. The chocolate flavor is barely there, almost nonexistent. In other words, the glaze was only for show. There is too much dough, and the glaze was paper thin, seriously!!

I hope you know some Spanish, otherwise just be ready to point alot. The cashier was a Latin lady…read morewho couldn't seem to speak any English. It is definitely a local hometown bakery catering to the Hispanic community. It looks like a bodega transformed into a bakery, no cute decor, no seating, nothing fancy here. You will find shelves of Italian bread, Mexican bread, and donuts. Bread runs around 2 for $1. Donuts are a bit pricey for a bakery at $1.25 each. The donuts were pretty good and about 20% bigger than normal donuts. They were still good after sitting for a few days. I bought a few. The Italian bread I purchased wasn't so great a deal. They were flavorless, hard, and crumbled when I attempted to eat it 2 days later. She picked the bread from the rack behind the register, not the front encasement, so maybe it was an old batch? Overall, it's a good spot to grab some fresh and tasty donuts if you are nearby. Based upon the stale bread I got, I wouldn't reccomend high expectations that.

Sheets and sheets of freshly baked bread! I am thankful for my Neighbors suggestion to go there…read more Otherwise I would have to pass by it from the outside