Bakery/Cafe

Radio Bakery's perfectly laminated pastries have a second home in Prospect Heights. Take some to the park for a flake-filled feast.

Tall Poppy’s puffy, honey-glazed croissants make a solid case for non-traditional French pastries.

From freshly baked sourdough to perfect patisserie, these are the best bakeries in NYC.

Sunday Morning’s cinnamon rolls definitely clear what you’d find at a mall.

In Bushwick, Lazy Suzy is a cafe where everyone, you included, does work.

An iconic carrot cake shop in the Bronx, a Bed-Stuy patisserie with inventive croissants, and more Black-owned bakeries we love.

This Harlem bakery run by Alvin Lee Smalls has been making excellent rugelach since 1964.

Dolly’s serves genius egg sandwiches and ube morning buns.

This Bed-Stuy bakery makes inventive croissants and hosts events like floral pop-ups and croissant-making classes.

This East Harlem bakery makes an iconic carrot cake, but their red velvet is even better.

Abu’s in Bed-Stuy specializes in excellent bean pies.

This Harlem bakery makes incredible toasted coconut pineapple cake.

15 places to eat a lot of butter.

The croissant at this West Village takeout counter is crackly, stretchy, and overloaded with butter.

Gem Home is a home goods store with baked goods and a delicious smoked trout sandwich.

A charming Bed-Stuy bakery from two alums of L’Appartement 4F.

Would you like to eat an entire sheet tray of baked treats? We know just the place.

At this excellent bakery, the palmiers have caraway seeds, and the pretzels look like hugging arms.

Don’t leave this bakery without a bombolone.

They went viral for an Onigiri-Croissant, but that doesn’t mean you should eat it.

The Upper East Side location of Breads makes a special black-and-white cookie.

A Colombian coffee shop with great empanadas.

Grab a pastry, loaf of bread, and an empanada at this Colombian, Uruguayan, and Argentinian bakery in Jackson Heights.

A Park Slope bakery with impeccable croissants.

Keep this bakery in mind for something sweet and pay-what-you-wish bread in Bed-Stuy.