They have the best bread and hoagies imaginable. If you want some real authentic Italian food go…read morehere. You will never find bread anywhere in the United States like this place.

Authentic Italian bakeries in the Princeton area have disappeared faster than affordable housing,…read morebeing overwhelmed by Supermarket bakery departments (Shop Rite, Wegman's) that while quite competent in the basics (pies, cakes, breads) fail to offer a spread of authentic Italian pastries that make an ethnic feast a high holy day. Sure, they're a deli that can put together a skyscraped Ham and Swiss on a freshly baked roll -- but their special power is everything Italiano that will make you the favorite uncle at the next celebration. Definitely worth the trip for any actual or honorary Paisan.

Eet Gud Bakery has been a mainstay on Hamilton Ave for almost a century dating back to 1928. The…read moresteady flow of customers was a clear indicator they have a loyal customer base. While the interiors are modest, they make great use of the little space they have with a bakery counter and tables with a selection of seasonal/holiday treats. They had a decent variety of Easter themed cupcakes, chocolates, and cookies when I stopped in. Since it was my first time there, I asked the staff member what she recommended, and she beamed at me grabbing me a long cream-filled donut. I also got a piece of vanilla crumb cake since that jumped out at me. Both were a solid 4/5, with the cream-filled donut getting a slight edge in the taste department. The vanilla crumb cake was a huge slice, ideal for sharing or splitting up into multiple pieces. Service was friendly and prices on par with other area bakeries, with both items running just under $6 total. While I probably wouldn't venture out of my way to visit again, I would happily return if I was passing through the area in need of baked goods or treats, as I'm happy to support local businesses like these.

Eastern nut roll very dry. Disappointed But cinnamon buns…read morewere very good Good location. Happy Easter!

Sticky buns for a friend! Very popular bakery.... BELOVED!…read more I also had to get a lil box of florentines. So lovely!!! Thanks to all the hardworking people that take care of us all.

Got sticky buns, chocolate brownies and a cupcake. Everything was sooo good! We were training and…read moreso mad we didn't have the sticky bun till we left because I would have went back and bought so many more !

Small but with good selection Custom cakes done quickly…read moreNew location across from jiffy lube

She made my birthday cake at short notice too, and it was affordable, perfectly decorated according…read moreto my instructions, and it was delectable! A chocolate on chocolate soufflé cake!

Gender Reveal Ruined-- Followed By The Worst Customer Service I've Ever Experienced…read more I have never written a negative review in my life, but this experience was so upsetting and handled so poorly that I feel obligated to share it. I ordered a gender reveal cake and was extremely clear from the very beginning that this was for a gender reveal and that I needed blue on the inside and white on the outside. When I placed the order, I gave very specific directions: white on the outside, blue on the inside. I even provided a photo of exactly what I wanted. Later that same day, I called back to confirm again: white on the outside, blue on the inside. Then when I picked the cake up, I had a third confirmation point. They read the instructions back to me and again confirmed it was supposed to be white on the outside and blue on the inside. I even verbally confirmed one more time before leaving the store. So there were three separate touch points of communication confirming the exact same thing. This cake was for my first baby's gender reveal. This was a once-in-a-lifetime moment for my husband and our family. I spent time planning this, buying flowers, an outfit, and setting up something incredibly special for us. When we cut the cake during the reveal -- while filming -- the inside was completely white. No blue. Nothing. The entire moment was ruined. My husband found out we were having a boy in the most anticlimactic, confusing way possible. It was heartbreaking and honestly humiliating to have planned something so meaningful only for it to completely fall apart because of a mistake that was confirmed THREE separate times. What made this exponentially worse was the customer service afterward. When I called the next morning, I was met with rudeness and condescension. Later, when someone finally called me back, I was literally asked if I was "sure" there wasn't blue inside -- as if I didn't just cut into and dig through my own cake. I had to prove their mistake by sending photos. During that same call, I explained how rude the first person I spoke to had been. The response I got was essentially, "Yeah... she really shouldn't be answering the phone" and that she's not very good at customer service. That honestly left me speechless. If someone is not good at customer service, why are they the person answering customer calls? Especially when those calls are about major life events and serious issues? It was one of the strangest, most unprofessional interactions I have ever had with a business in my life. At no point initially did anyone apologize. I had to be visibly upset and crying before anyone even attempted to say sorry. Even the owner never called me directly -- he texted asking me to call him about a refund. When I did call, there was still no real apology, just discussion about money. Let me be very clear: This was never about the $50. This was about ruining one of the most meaningful milestones of my life and then treating me like I was an inconvenience when I called about it. People make mistakes. I understand that. But how you handle the mistake is what defines your business -- and this was handled terribly from start to finish. I have never been treated so badly by so many people from one business, especially over something tied to a major life event. I will never use this bakery again, and I will absolutely be sharing this experience with others so they can make an informed decision. If you are trusting them with an important life event, I strongly suggest reconsidering.

This is my absolute favorite bakery. The staff is friendly. They are open late for a bakery so…read moreyou can grab your favorite dessert up until 6PM. The danish is the best I've ever had and I've eaten them from Paris, to NYC, to Vienna. They make all the old fashioned faves like babka, crumb cake, and black and white cookies. I could go on and on. Cramer's just can't be beat.

order a cake for my nephew birthday and it was a big birthday for him and they went over the top on…read morethe cake and it was only 55 dollars for a cake like this should be higher but it was the talk of the birthday party I will always come here

Nino's Pastries used to have the best pastries around.....last few times we've ordered desserts and…read morecookies they've been stal

Good food, best cheese rolls ever! I get their chicken taquito in the evenings, they only make…read morethose at night. A good place. A little bit on the expensive side but its worth it ..

Riconcito latino, like many other gems in the area is a wonderful mixutre of latin american food…read moreserved at excellent prices and delicious flavors. I actually came here on a whim with my parents (who are very picky eaters and prefer Colombian food more than anything), and they were very satisfied! They have plates for really any palate, from baked goods to full meals, you will find something delicious. We happen to come on a Sunday morning and ordered smoothies (strawberry ones) to start our meals. A bit on the sweet side, but you can absolutely ask for a bit less sugar. The meal that seemed the most popular was a big chicken soup. My dad got it and was in love. It seemed like a good hangover cure, if u were looking around at the guys dragging around with long faces. We also go a tipical breakfast which included beans, eggs, rice and meat. This is very similar to a Colombian calentado, and it was a huge hit for my mom. Hubby and I shared an order of pupusas, crispy, delcious and hit the spot! All the meals were large enough to share, which we did along side some pastries, coffees and smoothies. The only star I am taking off is because the outside is super shady looking and for a while I thought it was a bar and hesistated to go in. Also, service took pretty long on menu items that weren't on their buffet. Overall, all of us left with full and happy bellies! I would absolutely come back again.

By "European" they mean East European, as in Polish breads and patisserie, and a small deli with…read morekielbasas, ham and bacon for slicing. But, the highlight goes to their amazing rye bread loaves. I picked up a seeded rye today. It was thin sliced and very fresh. As soon as I got home I lightly toasted two and spread sweet butter over them. With hot coffee washdown, they were delicious; slightly sour, and crispy to the last bite. Reminded of childhood when my grandmother and I would walk up to Broadway and 173 St. in Manhattan for a shopping excursion and always visit the local bakery for supplies. There was always a slice of bread for me handed over by the baker/owner who took pity on my slight frame. I also picked up several kielbasa sticks and a few noshes (pazciks, apple and strawberry cheese danish) to see how good they were. Yup. They were uber sweet, but damn good - but kind of messy to handle. The smoked sausage were all tasty and "snapped" on biting. The Trenton neighborhood on upper Brunswick Avenue has a wealth of ethnic delights, and is well worth exploring when in the mood for something unique and delectable.

European Bakery is a Polish/Eastern European market and a bakery in the heart of Polish Trenton…read more The bread loaves and rolls are very well made, especially in the morning when they are nice and fresh. The front of the store also has a display case with pastries and cakes for sale. There are also a few aisles in the back of the shop that are well-stocked with imported European products, like egg noodles, spices, chocolates (including Kinder), and snacks. The minimum for card purchases is high at $25, so bringing cash is a must.