Wow! That chocolate chiffon cake is out of this world! So soft and moist and with just the perfect…read moreamount of chocolate in it. Amazing products so far! Will try their other goods soon!

So delicious! Loved their circular cinnamon rugelach rolls. Bagels looked delicious but didn't have…read morea chance to try. Chocolate chip muffins were also very good!

I don't like to write reviews like this but I called the business and was left no choice…read more Weiss Bakery sold us undercooked babka- the dough was still raw and stretchy in the center. My fiancée used to be a professional baker, so we know what raw dough is. The manager was very rude on the phone, talking over me and yelling at his employees while hearing my complaint. He offered store credit and refused a straight refund. Two years ago we had a great babka there. But now we won't be back.

Weiss has been dear to my heart for about three years now and I come here consecutively every…read moreDecember for the best sufganiyot to purchase during Chanukah ! Not only are they fresh but the jelly bursts out the second you take a bite into the soft fluffy deep fried piece of heaven. No exaggeration a day after Chanukah ends they stop making them and I make sure to stop by at least twice during the holiday. The prices are so reasonable and they have a huge selection of sufganiyot. Fillings range from chocolate pudding to custard and ever rosemary! Not to mention the best standard jelly. They also function as a full service bakery with everything from pastries to cookies and cakes. Despite staff not being the friendliest people there gd sent pastries make up for it. I always look forward to having there "limited edition" sufganiyot. It's a must try if your a fan of jelly filled pillow like bites of heaven. Cash and credit accepted. Munimeter parking so beware there is three signs with regulations in front. High traffic area at certain times and days during the week.

This is my favorite Jewish Bakery. I'm so happy that they opened a Brooklyn location. I feel like I…read morewas the only Asian to walk inside that bakery but I enjoyed it. I was first introduced to Cookie Corner when they only had a store in Lakewood, NJ. The more Jewish pastry I try, the more I like them. They are very lightly prepared and mildly sweetened. You don't need tons of sugar to make a good pastry. ^_^ You won't feel too guilty after eating a whole pastry. Their cinnamon bun is ginormous and out of this world. They put the icing only after you order them. It's almost like a marshmallow icing. The cinnamon bun itself is not too gooey. The texture is perfection. They have their version of Churros and Cronuts except they're slightly less heavy. Be careful, it's addictive!

The baked goods and their appetizing items like tuna salad and egg salad are amazing.read more

Greeting- eh Vibe-,mish mosh…read moreParking- street Service- self Price- expensive Food Rugalah $8.50lb are massed produced haza-rye. Junk The chocolate has tampte or taste The vanilla and cinnamon do not. They taste like mini croissants. Not the beautiful pastry that a rugalach should be. The pastry is on open shelves. Anyone can sneeze on them. You pick them up and put them in a bag with tongs. The cream filled napoleons sit out as well. Lack of refrigeration. How is this sanitary? WIGB? No

I came here a few times due to toogoodtogo. They often have bags available and are quite generous…read morewith their variety and quantity. I often get 6-7 different types of bread. They also have very interesting breads beyond the traditional Chinese bakery breads. Examples I've tried before: curry bread, tuna bread. They also have the typical Chinese breads like pineapple bread, hot dog bread, etc. I can't say the bread tastes anything really amazing or great, just like typical Chinese bakery breads. Currently, I'm on a mission to try different types of toast. I'll pick up a loaf of their coconut toast next time when I'm done with my current loaf, it was quite affordable at about $3-4.

This five star review is exclusively for the seaweed meat floss roll cake that my friend picked up…read morefrom Baker Wah. He said it is his favorite roll cake, which is high praise. I really enjoyed it and would happily have it again. I didn't actually visit the location but recommend this roll cake / would happily stop by to check their other items out.

OMG loaves of fresh baked tandoory Bucharian (Uzbek) breads for only $2 each. I'm not sure I should…read morepublicly review this bakery because I don't want to wait in a long line the next time I go there! Worth going just to watch them pull the breads out of their old time ovens! It's hard to figure out what the actual name of this bakery is because the outside sign says Moishe!s but it is listed on Google and Yelp as Yefraym??? Note that they close on Fridays at 3 PM and reopen on Sunday

This place is authentic as F. I don't know what bakeries are like in Uzbekistan but this place has…read morea huge clay oven, it's usually busy and the bread is fresh and tasty. There's a babushka in slippers who seems to be in charge of the whole shebang. I love the big cracker type bread (non-toki) and the onion cumin one.

Shloimy's was a childhood staple of mine growing up in the area in BK & revisiting it proved that I…read moredid have great taste in sweets even as a kid haha. You can't go wrong with anything here to be honest. I love all of the different rugelach, that would easily be a personal favorite of mine. All in all, 10/10 pastries.

After searching for years, I've finally found the bakery that fills the air with chocolate pastries…read morewhile I waited for the train every morning. Literally... my nose lead the way. The bakery was bright, clean, and very organized. Two ladies behind the counter greet you as you enter chocolate heaven. They sell everything from rugelach (many flavors) to challah bread. All of their baked goods are fresh! They definitely use high quality ingredients. I could taste it. I could imagine biting into their chocolate rugelach as I type this review. Yes, my mouth is watering. I'm definitely going to try their challah bread next time I visit. If you're in the neighborhood, definitely check this bakery out! You will love!

Bakehaus has some really nice baked goods but I go for the cookies and pastel de nata…read more They have some of the best cookies around, definitely in the neighborhood. Their chocolate chip and oatmeal raisin are divine. Crunchy on the outside and soft gooey on the inside Their Pastel de nata is a great American version of the Portuguese delicacy. You won't be disappointed Go sit grab a beverage and enjoy.

A nice selection if sweets! The cookies are great. The donuts look delicious - I'll have to try…read morethem another time. I got a too good to go bag that I was originally supposed to pick up at 6pm but then it changed to 7pm so I hung out at the store for a bit. Rafeeka and April were really kind. It was pretty empty and Cortelyou wasn't as crowded as it normally is because of spring break. Hopefully this business does well and gets busier once spring break is over. I got a croissant, donut, sandwich and another pastry for $7.61. Not bad compared to the original prices but I think there still was a lot of other baked goods leftover since it was pretty dead and no one walked in or walked by during the 20ish minutes I waited.

This place is my go-to for Portuguese egg tarts. I hadn't gone in a while and I knew to call them…read moreahead of time to check if they still have them. They still had them and held some for me since I was on my way there. They sell out quick. I paid $12 cash for 6 tarts. They were a good size and delicious. I can't wait to go back and try their other pastries. Their pastry chef is a genius. I should also point out that they are professional and friendly. The ambiance was great.

Got attracted to this store by its cute appearance. There are seats inside. I got a Portuguese egg…read moretart and a pork floss sponge cake. Portuguese egg tart is good, would get again. Pork floss sponge cake is good. They take credit card.

I'd love to go again because when I went there weren't many choices of onigiri…read more The bread we got was amazing though and I'm always happy to go to a place for the bread. I'd also like to get a drink next time. Just popped in for something to bring to a friend's place and it was friendly, warm, and fast here.

Solid value, but lacks the "oomph" of other top bakeries…read more I tried the Portuguese egg tarts at Ohayo Bread House, and they are a great value, though they are noticeably smaller than what you'll find elsewhere. The crust was a bit different from the traditional style; while it was perfectly fine, it lacked that signature flavor punch and "oomph" you get from places like Lily Bloom or Tea Pulse. It's a decent choice for a quick snack!