We went to the Manayunk Art Festival today and spotted a sign for pastries and baked goods! Of…read morecourse, I had to see what they were offering. My eyes were immediately drawn to, what appeared to be a 'Hostess Cupcake'....a chocolate cupcake with squiggly white frosting on top! I asked if there was a cream filled center, and there was! I ordered it. It brought back memories of the 'original' cupcake, but this was far superior than the Hostess cake! This cupcake was soft and velvety, with a chocolate richness that was wonderfully complemented with a deep, dark chocolate icing. I took a big bite to make sure I got some of the creamy center! Next up, the Sticky Bun. I love sticky buns and this one was a big reason why. It was covered with a sumptuous layer of walnuts and raisins. The buttery pastry had a delicious layering of brown sugar, nuts and raisins that enveloped and was folded into the bun. It was an exceptional sticky bun! We wanted to try a few doughnuts and asked for recommendations - we were told the Chocolate-Chocolate, Lemon Poppy and Red Velvet (with Cream Cheese frosting) were popular. We ordered all three! I would like to mention, Tiffany's is unique in that they cook the doughnuts in a steam oven instead of frying them! The steaming retains the moisture - resulting in a soft, fluffy texture and a truer flavor that's not influenced by frying in oil. The bakery is a second generation bakery having opened in 1977. The steamed doughnut is a new addition that revolutionized the bakery about 4-5 years ago. It's called the DoYo. Back to the doughnuts! Let's start with my partner's favorite - the Chocolate-Chocolate. We both agreed the steaming of these doughnuts makes a big difference. It was so light and moist - with a chocolate frosting that was a little firmer than the frosting on the cupcake. The Red Velvet DoYo with cream cheese frosting was heavenly - the soft texture reinforced the difference between the steam and oil bake - these cake DoYos were unique. The last DoYo was the Lemon Poppy. The icing and lemon flavor were luxurious! It was a nice finish to a variety of different doughnuts. The Oatmeal Raisin cookie was classic - soft and chewy, with an old fashioned oatmeal taste and texture. It was a good cookie. I saw the salted chocolate pretzels - at first I hesitated, as it's not really a pastry, but figured I'd try one. I'm glad I did! It wasn't your 'average' pretzel - the chocolate coating was as delicious as the icing on the doughnuts and the salt was a great addition. We really were surprised to find such a great bakery at the art show in Manayunk. It's a jewel that you must try out...especially the DoYos!!!

We bought 2 brownies, expecting a delicious treat. They were both more icing than brownie and…read moreneither seemed fresh. The flavor was lacking, as if they had been made some time back. A real disappointment. The shop looks inviting, perhaps it was a bad batch.

I wish I had a zero rating cake was grainy and the milk was tasteless not even sweet I don't think…read moreit was worth $40

My fiancé and I are on the hunt for the best concha in the city, so we stopped here because we knew…read morethey had them! There's a lot of parking around the place, since it was raining we drove over. It's very small inside and we had to wait for someone to give us a tray to grab pastries. We got 2 conchas, a sugar cookie, an elephant ear, and a flan. Nothing was labeled so we just went with safe options. All of it was $12, which is very reasonable for a bunch of pastries in the city. The elephant ear was really good and the cookie was soft on the inner parts. The flan was also delicious and something I had been craving for a while! The concha was a little dirty sadly, it felt very soft to the touch and had a nice bounce but it was DENSE. I'd go back here, I just wish the concha was a little more fresher.

The decorations were fine, but the cake tasted too soggy and sweet. The strawberry jam tasted weird.read more

great food and service love the vegan optionsx coffee drinks the campfire cupcake is deliciousread more

A great new addition to the neighborhood! Very cute vibes in there and the people are so nice. I…read moregot a pop tart and a cookie and both were excellent, highly recommend!

I'm not vegan, but my friends are and they brought me some carrot cake and cookie butter cake from…read morethe new East Falls location. As an avid baker with a major sweet tooth, I can honestly say these were amazing - you really would never be able to tell they were vegan! Carrot cake with cream cheese frosting is one of my all-time favorites, and this one was so moist and delicious. Surprisingly though, the cookie butter cake ended up being my favorite of the two. It was perfectly sweet, packed with that warm cinnamon-spicy flavor, and incredibly moist. I can't wait to try more of their baked goods!

The Sugary is an excellent bakery in the Rittenhouse Square area. Best for grab-and-go, their…read moredecadent dessert options are sure to please. I'd recommend the cinnamon rolls! -- The Sugary offers a variety of desserts ranging from cookies, cakes, muffins, and cupcakes. There are also a variety of "birthday/celebration items," like cards and candles. The interior is small, with one table, but very clean and well-decorated. The service is quick and conducive for to-go orders and they accept credit card. As there is only one register, if there is a line, it may take a while. When I was there, I was in and out in about 5 minutes. I ordered the cheesecake, rainbow cookie, and cinnamon roll. These were all so delicious and I'll be back soon for more! The cheesecake was decadent but had depth to its flavor and the crust was thick and solid. I really enjoyed the slice and it was large enough to be shared, so I felt the price was spot on for the value. The rainbow cookie was one of the best I've ever had, with its rich chocolate flavor, and was an elevated version of ones I've had in the past. Lastly, the cinnamon roll was a bit too sweet for me, but otherwise it was what I'd call "a perfect cinnamon roll." Fluffy, cinnamon-forward, and with lots of icing! I'd highly recommend The Sugary for any sweet treat cravings, but only if you have no allergies or dietary restrictions. They offer custom desserts but there is a disclaimer of cross-contamination risk.

Sugary is a cute bite-sized bakery that just opened recently in rittenhouse square…read more If you're coming with a large group, you might not have enough seats for everyone in your party as their insta-worthy seating section only has enough space for 5 people. I opted for their tiramisu as I was drawn to the adorable packaging. And as it turns out, there's more to it than meets the eye since it also tasted pretty good. I liked that it was only subtly sweet and pretty light and creamy. I didn't taste too much coffee rum in it, despite the warning about the alcohol content. This tiny shop closes around 3pm on Sundays, so make sure you go there soon enough in the day so that you can give their delectable sweets a try.

Cute bake shop that opened up an outpost in my neighborhood…read more It's strictly desserts here but they do it well! We grabbed a few slices of their cakes and they were divine! Interesting flavor combinations and nice ambiance will keep you coming back!

New June is a wonderful addition to the Girard evolution. A…read morecute and welcoming, the pastries are excellent and the team super helpful! I strongly recommend coming early, Saturday's tend to be busy. I've also not (yet) been able to get the soft serve... just want it more!

Ordered a Pokemon birthday cake for my 6yo and couldn't be happier with how it came out! The kids…read moreloved the funfetti cake.

These cupcakes were an absolute HIT!!! They were so moist - and the frosting was phenomenal! The…read morecustomer service was top notch and we're able to help change my order and how best to store and serve. cant wait to order more!

I tried their Pistachio Basque Cheesecake, Rose Pistachio Shortbread and the Flourless Chocolate…read moreCake. My favorite of the three was the chocolate cake - very rich and decadent. I paired it with vanilla ice cream and it was so satisfying! The pistachio basque cheesecake was not too heavy or overly sweet but flavor wise it was alright. My only qualm is that both cakes kinda looked old like made a day or so before but I could be wrong. Also, the rose pistachio shortbread tasted nothing like pistachio or rose - it was just regular shortbread sprinkled with some dried rose. One thing I truly appreciated was how easy it was to connect with the owner Saif and how responsive he was on his instagram page about any questions I had about specific products and the pick up location. They seem to be a highly customer centric business - no wonder they are so popular. I plan to visit their future pop ups at the Headhouse market and would love to try their savory items next!

So so good. Very long line for the pop ups but it's worth it. Pricey (They have some cookies for…read more$10-12...) but can't get anything else like it and it's great to support a small Palestinian business. Would recommend 10/10. Find their pop ups on their instagram!