Great small shop with high quality ethnic sweets! Ruglach, spinach potato knish! Money!
Their filled croissants are standouts, filled with passionfruit or ham and cheese; the raspberry muffin is like a pound cake. Classics like a Gateau Breton and a St. Honoré are also done perfectly. Read more.
Get the banana bread: or $3, you get a serving of bread that's a steroidal slab stuffed w/ fistfuls of walnuts & striated w/ remnants of mashed fruit. It tastes almost solely of bananas- a good thing
Besides the spanakopita, the subject of several ecstatic Yelp shout-outs, her desserts have "die-hard, loyal" customers. Try the baklava, pear cake or powdered sugar almond crescent cookies. Read more.
Village Voice is proud to welcome Grandaisy Bakery to the 2014 Choice Eats food fest! http://bit.ly/1cRzdNV. The bread pudding is a must.
This is easily my favorite bakery in Jackson Heights, their cheese bread and pastries are fantastic!
Great bread, tasty sandwiches, and some standout sweets. Don't miss the pizza bianca on your first visit.
Pick up tongs and a tray in the back and help yourself to the baked goodies. When you have everything you need, set the tray on the counter to get in line to pay or order stuff behind the counter.
The wife cakes here are superb, with flaky pastry and perfectly textured, lightly sweet filling. The ideal size for a small snack and reasonably priced at 60 cents each.
the guys here are so nice! they gave me so much free stuff - lychee, sweets, namkeen
Since the 1960's Moishe's has been master of hamentaschen and other pastries native to Eastern European Jews, but make sure to try some of their savory breads too like the poppy-seed bagels.
Chef-owner Zohar Zohar creates a variety of homey cookies, sticky buns, babka, and rugelach, plus a lentil soup served with buttery potato knishes that you should not miss out on. Read more.
Get a stamp card and get a free dessert after 6 stamps. They also have a rainy day discount.
Try the beignets at your own risk, they are so good you'll be hopelessly hooked
All Around Good: An all-around reliable classic coffee/doughnut shop. There's not too many places like this left in NYC, and the prices are unbelievable: a dozen doughnuts for just $4.50. Read more.
