Beautiful pastries - especially the cakes and tarts. I tried their vanilla rum canele which was…read morequite fairly priced at $4.50 for one. They also had the Dulce de leche one which I will try another time! The canele was good but just a little bit sweeter and drier than I would've liked.

Food (5/5): Decent portions for the crepe. I ordered the roasted turkey one for $10.50 and it was…read morequite good! I also tried the Nutella creme from my friends and they were delicious too. Overall solid food. Service (4/5): No line when I came and they started making the crepe as soon as I ordered. The server helped answer my questions with no issues. Ambiance (4/5): Inside a nice food court type area with plenty of seating and pastry shops.

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!!

Tasty! We got hazelnut cake at 12. Yes not cheap, but you CANNOT EAT IT alone. So it's worth it…read more We also had most famous chocolate cookie at 5 when they just baked and served warm. It's good but we feel hazelnut cake was more tasty. Impressive cakes. Only 4 stand high chairs. Not c9ffee shop. More like a place to grab or take out.

Chased the viral trend here. Good! Not amazing. The croissant bread is very crumbly and butter and…read moreso good. But everything inside was just ok. I did like the dipping sauce a lot though. My 3s are just average and I'd say what this is. Not crazy but not bad in any way. It just didn't really measure to the hype. But a great breakfast sandwich and I did enjoy it.

I finally tried every black sesame item from this viral asian-french patisserie in NYC…read more Everyone knows Salswee for the cute fruit-shaped cakes, but I honestly think people are sleeping on their black sesame menu. I was pleasantly surprised by how rich and nutty all the black sesame flavors were, and that's high praise coming from me because I grew up eating a lot of black sesame desserts in Asia. ＊Black Sesame Mochi Cake $18.99 I got this mini whole cake for my birthday. Perfect size for a small household (around 3 to 4 slices). I just wish the chiffon had a stronger black sesame flavor, and I would've loved even more mochi and black sesame lava inside. ＊Black Sesame Puff Square $6.95 HUGE and such a good value for the size. It's a croissant cube with black sesame butter swirled all throughout the loaf. The inside pulled apart easily like fluffy milk bread, while the outside stayed crispy and buttery like a croissant. I could not stop tearing off piece after piece. ＊Black Sesame Latte $6.99 The black sesame latte was SO GOOD I got it twice in one week. It had this super nutty black sesame cream foam over a black sesame milk base, and I could actually taste both the rich sesame flavor and the coffee.

Swung by on a Sunday around 11 and there was really a small line of people. The display case for…read moresavory pastries was full but the sweet pastries were almost half empty (they seemed to be in the middle of replenishing it as I left). I ordered the orange, mango and mushroom suisse. There was a bit of a wait for the orders but it wasn't too bad. The cakes were secure in mini boxes and everything was packed into a nice paper tote bag for take out. The desserts were very delicate upon first glance but also easy to break apart (so things got a bit messy). The orange dessert had a more mellow and lighter flavor compared to the mango one. It had a orange mandarin jam center covered with a vanilla cream layer. I didn't really care too much for the chocolate rice crisp bottom layer. The leaves were maybe peppermint though if it was mint then that would make the whole dish edible. The mango dessert was sweeter than the orange one. The mango jam filling was sweet and had a few pieces of mango that were a bit sour but didn't take away from the overall sweet mango flavor. The cream covering the jam must've also been mango flavored. I really liked the mushroom suisse! I reheated it in the microwave for a bit before eating it. I loved the crispy exterior as it contrasted well with the softness of the puff pastry middle. The mushroom filling was also tasty as it reminded me a bit of cream of mushroom soup. I'll be giving their other savory pastries a try during my next visit. FYI, if posting on socials for the complimentary pastry, do so before ordering.

I got a box of 6 macaroons and got to choose the flavors it was so cute. The seating area was full…read morebecause I went when it got super cold so I walked to Ralph Lauren's cafe and ate my macaroons there.

Longstanding classic place to get authentic macarons in the city, their origination is in France…read moreand I first tried them there several years ago; glad to report that the quality has remained the same and love that they're still getting business. I think when the weather is warm, they have a patio area to sit at which the pictures seem pretty. Lots of flavors, classic spot, if it ain't broke don't fix it.

Great cake both taste and look. We were thrilled with how they made it extra tall to accommodate…read morethe additional people guests attending the party.

I feel bad to write this review because I want to support a woman owned small business but...I wish…read moreI had not ordered my birthday cake from here. I was initially lured in by the good Yelp reviews. I liked that I could do everything online, I had a particular vision for what I wanted my birthday cake to look like and they communicated with me via email that could make my vision come true. I had a birthday celebration at a restaurant, which I asked The Evercake to have delivered directly to the restaurant. The delivery was smooth and the restaurant had the cake before I even got there. The cake was very cute and did look like what I had pictured. But...what I majorly disliked was the actual taste of the cake and being misled about what the contents of the cake would be. I selected the strawberry shortcake option for my cake and what I got was not what I thought it would be. I think it's quite normal for a strawberry shortcake to have like...real strawberries in between the layers. My cake didn't really have that, and if it did it was hidden in all the strawberry jam that there instead. I was not a fan of the cake texture too and the cream outside of the cake. Overall I felt so sad that I was feeding this to my friends and I told them that they didn't have to finish it because I wasn't going to either. So embarrassing :( Would you believe that this flop of a cake was nearly $200? And that's after the 10% coupon. I'm giving 2 stars instead of 1 because it wasn't completely bad, but the cake not tasting good was the biggest thing for me. I would have preferred it the other way around at least, like if the service was so bad but the cake tasted amazing, but unfortunately that was not the case for me. After digging through the reviews some more, I found that this happened to another customer as well. I wish I had seen their review before ordering a "strawberry" shortcake from here lol dang

The worker that helped me was super kind and knowledgeable about all the products! Atmosphere was…read morevery calm and quiet. Would definitely recommend!

Very well executed pastries!…read more Ando is a Japanese and French inspired patisserie which has the perfect combination of "not too sweet" desserts. The black sesame roll and the matcha tiramisu were absolutely delicious. We ordered via door dash on a cold winter day and were pleasantly delighted. We are looking forward to walking on over to the physical location to face a nice sit down with their special corn latte coffee and pastries soon!

I just tried the best bakery ever! I had five different items, and every single one was amazing. I…read moredon't remember all the exact names, but I had a pistachio-filled croissant, apple pie, a cheese danish, a small raspberry dessert, and a white filled donut. When I say everything was good, I mean everything was good! Each bite had the perfect level of sweetness. (The one I went to was the one located inside the American dream mall)

This was my first time eating at Rosetta, and I absolutely loved the food and the ambiance. The…read moresandwiches were amazing. However, I felt disgusted by the food handling practices I witnessed. I saw an employee pick up our sandwich while wearing gloves, then use those same gloves to clean the glass display and later handle cash money without changing them. During the 40 minutes I spent there, I noticed multiple employees doing the same thing. It's really disappointing because I truly enjoyed the food, but hygiene is extremely important. Unfortunately, this will probably be my last time eating here.

You can never go wrong at Supermoon Bakehouse if you're looking for innovative, high-quality…read morecroissants. If you're a sucker for orange chocolate treats like I am, they brought the popular Mont Blanc coffee from Australia to NYC, and even turned it into a pain au chocolat version! It had been about a year since my last visit, so I was happy to see they finally added some seating inside the bakery. ＊Mont Blanc Twice-Baked Pain au Chocolat $10** Literally my dream combo. Stuffed with a THICK layer of espresso brownie batter. The orange coffee whipped cream plus orange zest made the bitter and citrusy flavors work so well together. Still sad they sold out of the Mont Blanc drink that day... ＊Ramp and Leek Croissant $8.5* While their sweet pastries get all the hype, don't sleep on this savory croissant. The ramp and leek cream cheese was so good I wish they sold it separately. The croissant itself was very buttery and crispy. ＊Milk and Honey Sticky Bun Croissant $9.5 The milk and burnt honey crème filling was super light and overflowing. But with the glaze, honeycomb topping, and filling all together, it ended up being too sweet for my taste.

About the shop itself: great service, modern atmosphere which doesn't really feel too warm, seating…read moreis okay. The croissants and cookies we're good. Ordered some other items I wasn't too thrilled about. You'll get a decent bite from Supermoon Bakehouse. Would I come here again? NO. Should you try it out at least once? Sure, if you like croissants. I'll discuss why in further detail. My Disappointment From Bakehouse: If you use other cultures' flavors I would assume some appreciation and recognition at the very least. The ube is passable at best, while the pandan was off tasting. I can understand the inspiration the co-founders of Supermoon Bakehouse get for their flavors since they're both Australian, but the execution comes off very insincere. As if to only place an item on the menu just for the sake of shock value. It's very upsetting seeing a successful bakery business needlessly hop on a hot trend for the sole purposing of capitalizing on it. Completely removing the history of the flavors, showing complete lack of appreciation. Those trying southeast Asian flavors for their first time, they'll be satisfied because they don't know what they should expect. White people stealing things and making it their own again cause "it's the cool thing now" without acknowledging anything; a tale as old as time I guess. You can take the flavors, acknowledge it. And at the very least, make it taste good. Ube and pandan tasted like a powder from a bag.

Ed was amazing! Very sweet waiter! I will come back again and ask for him. The food has a very good…read moretaste too.

I just stopped by for a drink and discovered the amazing Fraise Crémeuse. Jorge suggested it, what…read morea great bartender very attentive and welcoming. I had such a good experience that I had to post about it. I'll definitely be coming back!