Delicious, fresh baked pastries in the Ukrainian/Georgian/Russian style. The peroshkis were fabulous as were the apple and cherry squares. Everything is great, actually! read more

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Stopped at this place because it had a good variety of pastries and they looked delicious. I asked what cakes were popular and she basically named all of them which wasn't very helpful. After picking a chocolate cake and taking one bite the cake was pretty dry and flavorless and the chocolate icing had no depth to it at all. It was very disappointing. Sadly I would not recommend or go back. Being at the farmers market I would assume this would be a place to highlight what LA can do. read more

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Bought a couple of Dark Chocolate cookies today, after one bite I spit it out- old and disgusting. Don't waste your money here! read more

How's this place only have three stars? Don't even want to know. Keep complaining LA, some whiney people here. Small family run business, not from this country but they brought the food with them and there's plenty to choose from. Only six bucks for some treats and coffee. Service was nice. Food good, it's sugar so I liked it. What gives bros? Ungrateful city this is. I'll be back to try everything else. read more

T & Y Bakery - Chocolate chip cookie, coffee, walnut rugelach - Bakeries Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Purchased a red velvet cupcake. It was very dry and stale. Would not recommend. Also the person behind the counter wasn't the friendliest either. Too bad. We were long forward to eating it. read more

I was craving a cannoli so I decided to give this place a chance. Bad idea. They tasted like they were made days ago. The shell was soggy and the filling to firm. Tip for the owner, do not pre fill the cannoli! Storing them in a refrigerator prefilled will always lead to soggy shells! read more

Worst ever. I bought red velvet cake at 5pm on Saturday Nov. 30th. Came straight to the birthday party. Everyone said the cake tasted bad. We flipped the cake over and there's MOLD everywhere. Ruined the birthday. What a horrible business. read more

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So I chose to come here after I had a pizza slice because I wanted something sweet. Prior to this I was walking around looking at all the vendors at the farmers market and I noticed that this place had cannolis and I decided I would come back after I ate my slice of pizza. The cannoli was bad. Cold and very very stale. I wasn't able to take a picture of the cannoli because after the first bite I just tossed it. You ever purchased something and right away were like, damn it? Unfortunately this was it. read more

OMG this is very unsafe place to buy food from. Why the businesses like this exist in 2023?! Smell, appearance of the goods all that just ugh. I don't think people buy from there. read more

This shop makes the best Hamantaschen in town. I especially love the apricot filling. The pastries are tempting and taste homemade. T&Y Bakery is a nice option at the Farmer's Market. read more

T & Y Bakery - two pans of pastries - Bakeries Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Bought a cake from them only to find out there's mold on the bottom and the taste is completely off. At first I literally thought they forgot to put sugar in the dough but then I started to taste some sourness. I've never heard of a bakery selling old items in my entire life. I hope my kids don't get sick because I plan to take them somewhere special tomorrow. If I read the reviews before hand I never would have bought from the beginning. Whoever owns this business deserves to go bankrupt. read more

Located in the original Farmers Market in LA, this store is surrounded by a lot of other food kiosks. We were craving something sweet after walking around and trying different foods here, but this bakery wasn't very impressive. We ordered a $5 slice of tiramisu which looked really nice but wasn't that good. It mostly just tasted sweet, not much other flavor to it, didn't finish it between the three of us. read more

They had a nice selection of European style pastries that my husband and I had no come across since leaving Germany two years ago. At the end of the day they bag up two items for $2 so we went with blueberry cream cheese pastries, cinnamon rolls and elephant ears, $6 for 6 items and validated parking, not bad! Unfortunatly, the desserts were a bit lacking. My fault for being cheap, the good looking stuff wasn't on sale and I bet much better. Everything was stale, dry, too yeasty, not disgusting, just past its prime and not the best of their selection. Service was great and I would be back to get some other goods next time. read more

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Their day old basket is my new favorite stop at the Farmers Market. Almost fresh pastries are _$1 ea sold in bags of two. Cinnamon rolls, croissants etc. BIG bARGAIN. The rest of their display looks amazing too. read more

T & Y Bakery - Day Old Basket. 2 pastries $2. Yum yum. - Bakeries Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Today at 6:30pm, two of us bought the chocolate cream filled eclair and had a hair sticking out of the chocolate, Oreo cake, which was a very small slice for $5 and dry, and a giant chocolate chip cookie dipped in chocolate which was terrible, not quite crispy, not quite chewy, and grainy. I threw it away half way through eating it. Terrible bakery. The worst part we're the two girls working there who looked like they didn't want to be working there. Both had personalities of a rock, no smile, not friendly, no "thank you", They were both as dry as the cookie and cake. We should have gone to the other bakery. read more

The pastries were fine. They are what they are. Just normal.. the lady that worked there tho... It's like she hates you.. i don't know why I wanna pay to be unhappy and resented.. I wish I had just left and gone to monsieur marcel. Mm is such a better place to be. I brought my dog with me and that's why I didn't go in mm I don't need her to smile or anything. Just don't stare at me and be angry when I ordered.. read more

In short: Bought 5 different cake slices and they all tasted old, stale and sort of hard. But the workers were nice and efficient. Here are the details: After shopping around the farmer's market for my mom's birthday, I decided to go here to save time to buy her some sweet treats. The shop is small but looks cute and inviting with the neatly diplayed cake slices and cookies on display. This is what made me stick around longer to look at their display. But, what ultimately made me buy from them is the fact that their cakes looked a little imperfect and hence homemade--meaning they were not perfectly "manicured" desserts that look like they've been prepared by a food stylist--not that I would mine that. Lol! I also decided to buy from this place for the first time because it was convenient for me. I thought, well, I could save a lot of time and driving in traffic by just buying dessert here since I'm already at the farmer's market. Unfortunately, the story is not so great once I got to my parents' home. After eating a wonderful birthday lunch, we sang happy birthday and started eating the cakes. What I did not like is that they tasted dry. Like noticeable dry! Lol! But the only thing that was not dry was the icing. Moreover, the flavors tasted flat. Meaning, they tasted l like they've been on display for days and days and got stale refrigerator air blown at them for days. To give you perspective, I've been to a bunch of different bakeries like Porto's, Bottega Louis, a bunch of mom n pop bakeries from the Westside to San Gabriel Valley, Wholefoods and others. And a lot of those places have at least one great tasting cakes. So, this place really surprised me! I thought, ok, I bought 5 cake slices, one of these have to taste at least decent. And none of them did! We ended up throwing them all away. By the way, their cake slices are not cheap. One, 1 inch thick cake slice is $5. read more

Stopped and ordered a piece of red velvet cake for my wife. On first glance it looked pretty good but upon taking the first bite I quickly realize my mistake. The cake taste like it was made weeks ago. It's dense and almost slimy. Completely disgusting. My wife has the same reaction so I know it's not just me. After looking at the frosting on top my wife pulls part of it off and it has gray spots underneath it. I'm not sure if it's mold or if they scraped it off something else that went bad and reused it. I can't think of any reason it should be gray.... Even as I'm typing this I'm trying not to gag with how gross that first tiny bite was! Do not eat here!! read more

T & Y Bakery - There are gray spots under the frosting. Not sure if it's mold or from the last desert they pulled it off to recycle. - Bakeries Near Me - Los Angeles, California

What a neat find,plenty of interesting treats to try..French I believe..solicitous honest helpful owner and staff,I'll be back

I should have read one of my Yelp bud's reviews about T & Y Bakery before purchasing one of their cookies here. Strolling through the Farmer's Market, one cookie caught my eye and of course, it's their peanut butter one. A huge peanut butter cookie priced at only a buck??? The cookie looked good and it was calling my name. I couldn't resist and bought one of these bad boys. Take that literally. It was bad. My peanut butter cookie was dry as heck and tasted more like a sugar cookie. I gave a piece to fellow Yelper, Ty W, and he even agreed that this cookie needed some help. Overall, I am still giving T & Y 3 stars since my cookie was dirt cheap, there's a selection of other baked goods, and the employees were pleasant. But take my advice, stay away from the sugar cookie posing as a peanut butter one. read more

T & Y Bakery - Peanut Butter Cookie...Just Okay. - Bakeries Near Me - Los Angeles, California

At first, I was thrilled to find that somewhere sold cannollis (after watching Cake Boss, I was in desperate need of one). So I knew Farmer's market has an array of bakeries, so after searching for a bakery that had cannollis I found T & Y bakery. I bought a cannolli ($3.49) and a Florentine special ($3.99). I was a bit shocked to find these treats to be so expensive, but then again, everything at the FM is expensive. I wasn't able to eat them right away, since I had a fairly large meal at some restaurants in FM. Here are my reviews: Cannolli: At first I thought it was FABULOUS! but then I realized that the shell was a bit soggy, and the cream a bit too sweet. Still good, but don't know if it was $3.50 worth good. Florentine Special: SOOO good.... at first bite... but it did taste a bit old... it definitely didn't taste, or had the texture of being freshly made. The filling is very whip cream like, but still delicious. The outside shell would be perfect if it was crispy. Not $4 worth. At first I would've given them a 5 stars.... but after reading others' reviews, I agree with them and deducted a couple of stars: minus 1 star for poor service... they definitely were not friendly nor did they seem interested in me. minus another star for their lack of freshness. If I'm paying $3-$4 per item, I would at least expect them to be fresh. not here. I would still purchase their food, if I was desperate. read more

T & Y Bakery - Right Stand with Cannollis - Bakeries Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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My mom and I stumbled upon this stall while browsing the market. The staff was friendly and answered all our questions. Brioche buns and brownie were tasty, and according to my mom the cherry pie is "the best she's every had"! Would definitely go back. read more

A Russian Bakery inside the Farmer's Market and on my 2 visits run by men who spoke almost exclusively Russian - definitely unique. While it was hard to determine exactly what the ingredients of many of the pastries were through their thick accents, the two I tasted were quite delicious - an "Anna" and a Creampuff. The better of the two was definitely the Anna with it's "Tiramisu-esque" appearance, but flaky pastry replacing lady fingers and walnuts within the chocolate and cream - quite good. Friendly owners, but relatively high prices - I'd definitely check it out again. read more

They have really good cakes. Tiramisù with coconut and blackforest are my favorite. read more

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I think I might have had one of the pastries that were meant for display only. I tried the Snickers Bar cake, which seemed like a good idea... and looked good from afar. It turned out to have a carrot cake consistency that was mixed in with a dash of cocoa. Not the best combination. What turned me off even more was the fact that it tasted dry and stale... I don't know how to describe it most appropriately. Let's just say that somehow, this modest chocolately cake (with so much promise and potential) had the power to make me feel sad inside. The service was not the best either. We asked for 2 forks and a knife so that we can cut it in half to share it. One of the guys there was pretty rude and snippity about the fact that they had no cutlery. In fact, he seemed downright offended that we would make such a request. That kind of attitude totally killed the natural happy vibe you'd feel around a place filled with sugary treats. I'm not so sure I'd come back again. Actually... I'm definitely sure. read more

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It was okay, ordered red velvet cookie, apple fritter and cheese danish. Cheese was salty, cookie was too sweet for me and fritter filling tasted too manufactured. Will check Normandie next time around. read more

T & Y Bakery - Red velvet cookie - Bakeries Near Me - Los Angeles, California

So disappointed. Over the years Farmers Market has had some incredible bake shops and pastries. Stopped at one of the only ones left and it was awful. Pastries hard, not fresh. Felt like price of items varies with the customer - which sadly is how it goes at some of the stores now at the Market. Fresher pastries and baked goods across the street at Whole Foods - yikes. That's sad. read more

Cooooookies! yum yum yum! Bought one huge red velvet and one small chocolate chip cookie. Soft and delicious! They have a variety of cooookies! Great for a cookie fix! read more

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TLDR -- the lady behind the counter has a serious chip on her shoulder. came here to get some desserts after dinner. family ordering before us had a dad carrying a kid paying with a credit card. she put the order in front of him, swiped the card, and put the receipt on the OPPOSITE side of the stall from the dad, making him walk all the way around carrying his kid to sign the thing ... didn't even let him know it was there until he asked for his card ... our turn came up and she ignored us ... not even a mistake, since i said hello and put my hand up to greet her ... she just looked past me ... a very awkward few seconds ... got the cream horn and apple turnover ... kid like his cream horn but the apples were cubed and syrup-y -- seemed like they were out of a can ... m'eh ... the service is a real turn-off ... serious enough for me to actually look this place up to write a review ... probably better dessert places with friendlier service in the farmer's market ... read more

This is by FAR the best bakery in Los Angeles! The staff was very kind and generous. The Macaroons were SOOOO good!! The brownie was also very delicious!!!!! The prices are also pretty low too. Overall, this bakery is such a gem!!! read more

This place has the best cookies! Located inside Farmer's Market, make sure to get validation for parking. I got chocolate chip and red velvet. The red velvet was giant, the size of my face. Cookies were scrumptious and soft. Yummy! The girl that was working when I went was super nice and sweet. read more

Was very dissatisfied. Bought 4 different pastry pieces for a dinner that evening. I tried a bite from each (tiramisu, cheesecake, carrot cake and canoli) and they were terrible. It tasted liked everything was several days old. I thought a business that was in the farmers market of the grove would be reputable - this wasn't even edible. We will never waste our money here again. read more

They are located inside the Original LA Farmer's Market, Los Angeles. FOOD They have beautiful & tasty looking pastries. I only bought their large peanut butter cookie for $2.50. The size was about width of a toilette paper roll and it was tasty. It had a nice peanut butter flavor but a little dry. CUSTOMER SERVICE The lady that help me was nice but did not hear my order correctly. She gave me the small cookie when I told her & pointed out what I wanted. I didn't see a name tag so I can't say who it is but she wore a black/white bandana on top of her hair. PARKING It is a private parking lot and a private garage located on The Grove side. You can have your parking ticket validated so depending on how long you stay, you might not have to pay if it's under 2 hours. This is a STALL, like most places in the Farmer's Market. They were cleaning up and ready to close when I arrived so everything looked clean and organized. CONCLUSION I will most likely come back and try another pastry or 2 since they looked so yummy but it is a bit more expensive (about $1-2) for the portion, in my opinion. #DineSavorRepeat #JesseWatrous #TandYBakeryReview read more

I'm not a great baker so if I can make better cookies than the ones being sold here, I would consider that pretty bad. T&Y has big display cases with cakes, cookies, brownies, and many other types of pastries in it but I was very disappointed with what I got. My friend and I decided to split an oatmeal raisin cookie. How can you go wrong with that, right? Well, the cookie was big but it was dry and wasn't sweet at all. In fact, it had a hint of saltiness. It's totally not what I expected. I should have checked yelp first to see that they had a 2 1/2 star rating before purchasing. Yikes! read more

We bought the chocolate mouse cake, lemon cake, cannoli and cream cone. They all were so bad we threw them away after tasting each one. In addition, the sales girl was so unfriendly and too busy on her phone to even say hi or thank you. read more

I love the FM at the Grove, and I finally stumbled upon this place with one thing in mind, BAKLAVA. My absolute favorite treat. An entire long bar, longer than my index finger, and pretty wide was only $3.00! I am a regular at this farmers market, and whenever I come- I come prepared to pay a pretty penny for everything- but in the end everything I choose is always worth it. My baklava was very delicious! It was crunchy, and flaky in all the right places. IT WAS LOADED WITH NUTS and deliciousness- I could actually SEE everything that was in there! I can say that I am a kid at heart, so I had to eat the dates (?) and raisins by force, but in the end they gave it good flavor. I am more than pleased with my baklava, and the price- especially because I've paid more for one half of the size of the one they sold me! Just note that if you're going to The Grove, and The Farmer's Market choose your treats wisely and be prepared to spend a little more than you normally would! read more

I got this pretty looking checkerboard slice of cake that tasted like it was a couple days old. WAY too sweet and the cake was dry. The strawberry on top looked like it was there for at least three days. All mushy and covered in strawberry syrup to rehydrate it. NASTY. $4 gone. I hate wasting food, but I just couldn't eat it. read more

Two-and-a-half stars, on average?!?!? You folks must be buying the wrong pastries! I picked up a big hunk of poppy seed roll (no icing; there was none needed), a chocolate rugelach, and two prune hamentashen. They were among the best pastries of their kind I've ever had, anywhere, anytime. Keep up the good work, T & Y! read more

I always stop by the Grove to kill time, before going to LAX. T & Y Bakery is in the older Farmer's Market section. There will be signs to help direct you based on country origin. Otherwise, you'll be circling around like crazy. This is specifically for my peroshki fixing. The price is pretty decent. The cashier lady was nice enough to help me out with my order since I like savory Eastern European foods. I ended up getting 2 peroshkis. This place tastes the same as it did 5 years ago. They are larger than the size of your hand. Always ask for it to be warmed up. I personally like the potato one more than the beef one since the potato is more filling and more aromatic from the herbs. (Maybe it's just potato fiend in me.) The ground beef tastes a bit more bland. If you tear from the beef peroshki, it get's a bit messy, unlike the potato one. I'll admit, it's not super flaky and puffy. It's a bit on the dough heavy side, but I ain't complaining. Be sure grab extra napkins to blot, it gets kinda greasy. Pair it with an agua fresca and you'll be good. read more

I love the farmer's market because there are so many different kinds of food there and such yummy desserts. Unfortunately, T&Y Bakery is one to avoid. I tried the snickers cake here and it was stale and nasty. The cake part was ok, but the filling had a weird taste to it, like it was old and rancid. On top of that, the service is terrible. I asked for a knife to cut it in half, and the guy there said very rudely, "we have no silverware, go ask someone over there" pointing to another place at the farmer's market. In the voice of Steve Martin, "Well, excussssssssse me." I would have probably tried another pastry and just wrote this one off as being one bad apple in the bunch, but because of his attitude, I won't ever return. And I urge everyone else to stay away, as you may get some stale rancid food that could make you sick. read more