Stopped by little daisy bake shop to get some treats for my wife and I to sample. She's been dying…read moreto try this place and we were both super happy that we did! The shop is super nice inside and the staff are super friendly and helpful (they recommended their cinnamon bun among other things). Everything we ate was delicious, the cinnamon bun was one of the best I've ever had and the crumb cake was out of this world. You could taste just how fresh baked everything was. If you're looking for a great bakery in the area, look no further!

Super friendly and welcoming staff. Clean, modern store decor with counter style seating in the…read morefront window and a few stools. The cookies are soft and delicious. Nut free establishment.

The most delicious cinnamon rolls we've ever had! My daughter wanted something unique for her…read morebirthday and they made a yummy cake of stacked cinnamon rolls!! So yummy and really made her smile

Terrible Quality, Blames the Customer--Do Not Trust the Hype…read moreI specifically chose this bakery based on all the positive reviews, expecting great service and a quality product. Unfortunately, my experience was an absolute nightmare. I ordered a custom birthday cake, making it explicitly clear that quality was my top priority over complex design, and that if they couldn't meet that standard, I would have preferred they simply turn down the order. Instead, what I received was a total mess: * Inedible Decor: The sunflower decorations were completely inedible. * Wrong Taste: The flavor was completely off and not what I requested. * Sloppy Design: The execution was ugly and unrefined. It was embarrassing to serve at a special birthday, and it ruined the moment for the guest of honor. Because I wanted to give them a fair chance, I reached out directly to the owner to resolve this privately. Instead of taking accountability or offering a solution, she refused to own up to her work and tried to blame me for the timeline--even though she willingly accepted the order and assured me it wouldn't compromise quality. Since the owner refuses to make things right off social media, I feel obligated to make the public aware. A business that delivers a subpar product and then turns around and attacks the customer is not one you should trust. Avoid at all costs.

ordered online and they got it from NJ to TN in a day. But UPS here sat on it for four more days…read more When it arrived I expected it to be dry. It was super moist and delicious. I miss NJ bakeries. Tennessee has none.

If you're in Clifton and you're craving baked delights at a reasonable price. Look no further than…read moreStyertowne. My uncle brought me in today because he swears by this place and gets excited to go before work each day. As soon as you walk in the smell and the aroma immediately smacks you in the face. The staff are friendly and the bakery is intimate in its design. When you enter, you're greeted by cakes and cookies and a variety of selections. Def worth stopping by!

We stumbled in toward the end of their hours and the place was pretty wiped out but for good…read morereason! Everything was absolutely wonderful, from the croissants to the tiramisu to the apple turnovers! La serveuse behind the counter was so sweet and adorable after what must have been a very busy day! Highly recommend stopping in for a latte and baguette or sweet treat!

First weekend living in Montclair and I knew I had to stop here for a sweet treat. So many amazing…read moreofferings, but I couldn't resist the almond hazelnut pain au chocolat. So buttery, flaky and divine. Outdoor seating for you to enjoy your coffee and pastries. Can't wait to try more of their delicious treats!

***4 1/2 stars** I'm…read morenot sure how crazy I am about this place being a few blocks from where I live, but I suppose that's not Mo & Jay's fault. I've been aware of this bakery/pastry establishment for a few years (I think it showed up in this relatively new apartment building on Main Street two or three years ago), but hadn't actually thought to go inside until yesterday morning. I was entrusted with obtaining a dessert for a weekend BBQ, and it occurred to me that this was at least the easiest spot to quickly grab something. The fact that the desserts were extremely good ended up being a pleasant accident/bonus. I brought one of my top tier chums to assist with the purchase. From very brief research, it seemed like the eclairs were the big selling point here. I thought it would also be a little wily on my part to get them because I tend to not enjoy eating food that has stuff in it, and figured I'd be unlikely to do anything too naughty with that. That turned out not to be accurate, but I digress. We got the five for $25 éclair deal, and procured a raspberry, a lemon meringue, a nutella, a pistachio and a cookies & cream. Just as we were about to wrap up, I also impulsively grabbed a cheddar/bacon scone, which was humongous and understandably caught my eye. The eclairs were definitely a hit. My personal favorite was the cookies & cream. The flavor was incredibly on point, and it was almost like a meta ice cream experience. The only issue with that one specifically was that the cream inside was runnier than the other pastries, which made it a little messy. Not a huge deal. The runner-up was probably the raspberry for me. Again, extremely flavorful, almost to a fault - it was overwhelmingly tart, which is obviously kind of a calling card for raspberries but if you're not into that, I'd stay away. The nutella was actually a little on the bland side for me but not bad. The lemon meringue was a big hit for everyone else, but I'm not a huge fan of that flavor to begin with - I don't think that's a mark against this place by any means. In hindsight, we probably wouldn't have gotten the pistachio, but none of us are hardcore pistachio fans. The cream consistency and dough for all of these was very high quality, and understandably a lot of this is going to come down to how you feel about specific flavors. In a final twist later on, I sampled the scone around dinner time and was very pleasantly surprised - the scone was very moist and tasty, and was reminiscent of a Red Lobster cheddar bay biscuit, though probably at least twice the size and with actual pieces of bacon in it. Very strong recommend on that front. The service was very good. We had a pleasant female cashier assisting us as my chum was literally squatting on the ground eagerly peering into the display case squealing out flavors to get. Zero issues there, and we were in and out within a few minutes uneventfully. There were also a lot of cakes and other types of pastries, so I expect I'll be returning shortly to obtain their assistance with another BBQ.

Living walking distance to a bakery is dangerous! Every time I pass by when I'm walking my dog the…read morefresh scent of baked goods fills the air and it's literally amazing. I've been about 3 times now and will definitely be going back for more. My top 3 so far Oreo Brownie (omfg and put it in the microwave for a few mins ) $4 Chocolate chip roll (think Cinnabon but chocolate) $5.25 Kouign Amann (crispy and sweet on the outside, somehow baked for perfection inside) $4 I've tried other ones but I'll just put my top three. There are still a lot to try so I'm excited. If you're in the area or was thinking of stopping by don't think just GOOO. Also everyone has been so pleasant and nice every time I went. Would def recommend!

In 1983, I arrived in New Jersey to begin my professional football journey with the New York…read moreGiants. As a young kid from Louisiana, one of the first things I missed was the culture, flavor, and sweet treats that reminded me of home in New Orleans. Back then, my teammates used to tease me relentlessly about being the "fat rookie from Louisiana" because I was always chasing pralines, cookies, pastries, and every sugary delight imaginable. Not long after arriving, I stumbled upon a hidden gem that instantly made me feel at home -- Lyndhurst Pastry Shop. This led me to "SACKING" tons of NFC QB's over the years. From day one, Paulette, Jerry, her father, and the entire staff have treated me like family. Decades later, they are still absolutely knocking it out of the park. Whether it's their incredible Italian ice, authentic cannoli, specialty cookies, or my personal weakness -- their unbelievable apple rings -- this place never disappoints. Truth be told, I can't stop there without bringing one home for my wife. Some places serve food. Others serve memories, tradition, and comfort. Lyndhurst Pastry Shop has done that for me for over 40 years. A true North Jersey institution. Five stars isn't enough -- if I could give them 10 stars, I absolutely would. Leonard A. Marshall 2 X Super Bowl Champion Giants Ring of Honor 2022

The Lyndhurst Pastry Shop located on Ridge Road is an iconic must visit during the holiday season…read more There quality pastry, cookie, pie, bread, and cakes are without peer and their staff is always professional and top rate. I ordered the Christmas Honey balls ($19.95) and the Fudge Layer Cake ($29.50) and while I disagree with the credit card fee being passed to the consumer, the quality of the product exceeds that cost. Inside the venue is a true classic bakery atmosphere and while there is usually a line, the service is brisk and moves fairly quickly. If you want to impress your holiday season guests, family or friends, the LPS is the right venue for traditional Italian baked goods and desserts! As i return to NJ for the holidays, I will make at least three or four stops at LPS. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Bronx location in Throggs Neck on Phillip Avenue…read more Tender, flaky dough and a balanced blend of nuts and fruit create a very tasty bite of crunchy, slightly sweet, cinnamon delight! I enjoyed the apricot, raspberry and most of all chocolate rugelach! I will be taking home a carrot cake muffin for later! Come with a good friend and catch up in a cozy spot!

When rugelach is in your name, you know what you need to do! Thankfully, The Rugelach Shop does…read morethat and more! I took my daughter and her friend to pick up some dessert on our way to a nearby restaurant. From the moment we got inside the shop, the owner was so friendly and welcoming. He provided the girls samples and they loved the rugelach. We grabbed a box of chocolate and raspberry flavored ones and a slice of the carrot cake. I tried the rugelach and carrot cake after dinner and loved them both. The rugelach had a nice depth of flavor to go along with the decadent texture. The carrot cake was tender and avoided the cloying sweetness that others are guilty of. Awesome dessert!

I was doing my weekly food shopping tour of northern New Jersey and wanted a cool ethnic dessert…read more Found Kurly Kurtosh on Yelp and was excited to try an authentic dessert from where my grandmother's relatives were from. I showed up a bit too early on a Saturday after a nearby lunch, keep in mind they open at 2 p.m. on Saturdays. I was not about to miss out, so I read in my car for a half hour before being "that customer" that's waiting when the door opens. The two women working took my early arrival completely in stride and were impressively professional throughout my time there. They were engaging and once they heard I was a first time customer, gave me a rundown of the menu and their process. The shop is impeccably clean, modern, and features comfortable seating. I went with an original chimney cake and it was made fresh. I selected a drizzle of their store made dulce de leche and after a brief wait, it was ready. I really enjoyed the chimney cake, crispy exterior and a tender interior. Just sweet enough. I would certainly try it with their ice cream in the future but I'm glad I tried it on its own the first time. Excellent experience!

Kurly Kurtosh is the perfect place to go to for a unique take on a classic dessert. I grew up never…read morebeing too into ice cream, but I found Kurly in some search results when I moved out to New Jersey. I was eager to try it for a month or so and finally made it over. Every time I walk in, if they don't call me by name like they did today, I've gotten asked if I was a first time customer there. If you answer no, you get a whole rundown on what their product is -- Chimney cakes, Kurly Kones (my favorite), all of it. It feels very interactive, like it's almost elevated from, "You're here to get food" to "you're here for an experience." I brought my sister here once when she was in town and she told me it was the best ice cream she'd ever had. It is extremely good. The service is done with heart and I've never ordered here and not had my ice cream come in a freshly baked cone. There's always a conversation a good snack. They make you feel like family when you're there and I've gone several times now for that alone. You won't find many places that are as thorough about getting to know their customers as Kurly is. Excellent experience as always, and I will be back.