All their pastries are fresh and fragrant--it's hard to go wrong with any choice. Sweets by the…read morepound are great--you can fill up a box with different cookies and taste them all. Marzipan and almond confections are a little too sweet for my liking. Three color cookies were not too saccharine. The Most incredible original cheesecake! So decadent and delicious, not heavy at all, like most cheesecakes. You can devour half the pie and not blink an eye. Not too sweet--just perfect. A definite must try if you're lost amidst all the options. Beautiful custom order cakes available.

every 6 months i give them another try....years later and their individual sliced cakes are still…read moresopping wet. half the time their cookies are stale too. i honestly dont know how they are still business. this is not the neighborhood bakery it once was. i walk in and dont even know where i am

We've been patronizing this Bakery since 1989; always famous for their Lard bread, in fact I use…read more to run a route at night and get that bread ripping hot right out of the oven; you will never find another Lard bread that's packed with so much meat and the perfect amount of cheese; always a crowd pleaser; tip make sure you always buy an extra two loaves for the ride home because they will not make it !! $9 bucks a loaf these days but well worth it !! And then let's not forget about their Bakery; this place is truly a Brooklyn landmark located in Carol Gardens you must put this place on your bucket list !!!

Their prosciutto bread is the best. And the service lady behind the counter was GREAT, she took the…read moretime to make me feel welcomed. An outstanding combination.

5 -stars... This was a nice little find. I originally came…read morein for the tri color cookies which looked great on their social media posts. I ordered the grilled chicken and vegetable sandwich. It was great, it was filling and very reasonable at $12. I also ordered the Tri -Color cookies which were great as well. Prices are fair, the two women at the counter were friendly and kept all the customers happy. They have sandwiches, square pizza by the slice, personal size pizza, cakes cookies, Italian specialities, oil, coffee, drinks and of course bread. There is outside seating and unfortunately no inside seating as it is a small space. I would highly recommend them and will try some of their other items like cakes or pastries next time.

Excellent desserts at bread plus. They're popping up everywhere. Breads, small pizzas, cannoli, 7…read morelayer cannoli cake, coffee and cheeses.

Eastertide Greetings. Run to this shop for their delicious Grain Pie, Easter Egg Bread and so much…read moremore. What else can I reiterate---their seasonal baked goods (Christmas and Easter) are outstanding. What about Italian ice? Excellent. I love their Custard ice made with toasted almonds. And their Pistachio, Lemon and Chocolate. Lobster tail, Sfogliatelli (I'm sure I misspelled it), St Joseph's Pastry , Biscuits, Fancy Cookies (especially their 7 layer/Rainbow) are all amazing. Don't take my word for it. Just go.

Worst customer service. 2 nasty tempered female workers. Depressing atmosphere of sad looking…read morecookies and melting stale looking pastries. The opposite of what a pastry shop should be like. At this point people are only going for the name and/or the nostalgia. Definitely not the same place I frequented growing up. Its a shame.

I came here the other day because I had a BAD craving of kunafa that absolutely had to be fulfilled…read moreor it felt like my world was gonna fall apart. I have read a lot of praises for Antepli's made to order kunafa and called ahead of my arrival to go pick up this kunafa. My first thoughts were, wow the exterior is really crispy. This kunafa is really made with care and attention to detail and it shows. However, the flavors left me disappointed. First of all, the dough has excess of butter. When you bite in you get a mouthful of grease which is unpleasant. Secondly, the ratio of cheese to dough is way off. I expected this kunafa to have way more cheese and the cheese they use also tastes like ... nothing? No saltiness to contrast the crunch or the sweetness of the syrup. Speaking of syrup - there is just not enough of it or it is just not sweet enough. When I think of authentic Turkish kunafa I think of the cheesy salty-sweet wonder that is Harfiz Mustafa in Istanbul. This kunafa does not come close and I hate to write this because it truly did make me sad. The baklava on the other hand - very very good. Heavy on the pistachio and not too crazy sweet, but definitely needs a buttier flavor. I think the whole shop would benefit from using a little bit more aromatics like orange blossom in their syrups. I do also wish they had seating so you can enjoy your sweet treat. Despite all these notes, this is still a solid shop to get your dessert fix.

I ordered the large pistachio and cheese, kunefe. I brought it to my sister's house for dessert on…read moreThanksgiving. I called the restaurant and the lovely woman who answered the phone told me she would package it to travel. When I received the dessert from the driver. It was packaged perfectly, I didn't need to worry about it coming apart. When it was time for dessert, we put it in the oven on a low temperature as advised. Then we poured the two liquid sugar syrup's over it, and that made it even more delicious. When we put it on the table, everyone couldn't believe how beautiful it was. And then when we cut it and eat it, it was absolutely delicious. I highly recommend this dessert. It's a beautiful presentation and it's delicious.

I'm a sucker for a bakery, so as soon as we walked by - we back tracked and walked in. The mini…read morelobster tails were delicious, as were the key lime tarts. We got thumbprint cookies and something that reminded me of a Kouign Amann, which were also great. My biggest disappointment was the tiramisu as I found that almost inedible. I'm not sure if it was just a bad batch or what, but it was sour, dry, and the bitter from the chocolate only enhanced the undesirable. The shop is a small space with plenty of options to choose from and staff is quick, but nothing is labeled so be ready to point/ask.

Feast for your eyes and stomach. I love everything about this bakery/Italian Pastry shop. Can…read moreeasily be uprooted and planted on a trendy Manhattan neighborhood block. There's so much to love here. Mini pastries--reduced in size for the guilty pleasure of tarts, cannolis, cream puffs, tiramisu and more. Cookies, biscuits, pies, cakes, marzipan and holiday specialty items. Excellent baked goods that draws a line during the holidays. Monteleones has been a fixture in Carroll Gardens for years. It's phenomenal. Come see for yourself.

I found this cafe when while browsing Google Maps looking for pastries. I was intrigued by their…read morebreakfast deal which was $14 for a drink, sandwich, and a pastry! I preordered on the website for the pink matcha drink, spicy salmon banh mi, and strawberry croissant. When I first arrived, I was awed by how beautiful the place was! It was beautifully decorated with cute tables and chairs and florals. My order was also ready for pick up and I enjoyed it at one of the cute tables. The place was also incredibly busy, nonstop people coming in during the time I was there. Now back to the food: the pink matcha was cute! But the taste was a bit strange for me. It was mostly a tart fruit maybe a mix of blueberry and raspberry? And you could barely taste the matcha. It tasted more like a fruit smoothie almost. The spicy salmon banh mi was on sour dough bread, the bread was so good. Inside had salmon and pickled carrots but it wasn't really spicy at all. Still, it tasted pretty good. My favorite was the strawberry croissant. It was actually smaller than I expected but I think I like this size. It's a perfect snack and sometimes big croissants can be overwhelming. It had the perfect strawberry and cream filling inside that was not too sweet. I can't wait to come again to try their other sandwiches and pastries. Also everything is kosher is which great!

Viva La Dough is one of those spots that just gets it. French-inspired, kosher, and always doing…read moresomething fun with dough. Their fruit pastries are viral for a reason--soft, fresh, and seriously hard to resist. And if you're here around Valentine's Day, the heart-shaped strawberry mousse cake is a must But the real scroll-stopper? The croissant pizza. Flaky, buttery, crispy in all the right places, and somehow still pizza. It's wild, it works, and it's only happening here. They were the first in NYC to do it. everything feels made with care. Cozy space, creative vibes, and that laid-back Brooklyn feel with a French twist.

Small bakery in Dyker Heights. Coffee was surprisingly fresh. There is some seating available. …read more The ladies are very pleasant. Pastries taste fresh too.

Food 3.5/5.0 Service 3.0/5.0…read moreValue 4.0/5.0 Decor 3.0/5.0 Overall 3.5/5.0 Little neighborhood bakery that can get decently busy on weekends. Nothing is particularly amazing; it's as you'd expect and the prices are right.