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Can't go wrong with any of their pastries, I've gone here for croissants, twists breads, tea cakes, and even their sandwiches. Service is fast but you can sense that they care about your experience and are inviting. The person working was singing when I walked in and was def vibing! Place feels homey and had a few seating in the back.
I would go back just for the pistachio croissant. The flat white was also amazing and insanely well priced for NYC - 3.95. I would love to go back and try more of there pastries. We tried the baguette and it was decent but I think the main stars are the sweet treats.
Olive bread was yummy although I do prefer the orwashers one. Cute store and service was ok.
Such a nice neighborhood bakery introduced by a friend. Have been coming here with the kids post swim lessons which has been very enjoyable. Straight forward ordering system - there is also a seating area at the back. Service has been nice and friendly. They have kindly heated up my purchases when requested.
Amy's Bread came through, with flying colors, on this one. Stopped by to purchase Amy's Sourdough Chocolate Twist Bread. Ohhhhh, boy.....it is SO GOOD. I brought some back for coworkers and it was justifiably gone within single digit minutes. Aside from the sourdough twist, they also have the chocolate twist with the sweeter, and less crunchy, challah bread. The staff are very helpful and they even set the order aside for me, which I highly appreciated. If you would rather enjoy your purchase at Amy's, they have a seating area, at the rear of the shop. Amy's has a lot more to offer, but if the other items are anywhere close to their chocolate twist.....you will need to stop by and enjoy their great line of sweets and goodies.
Right off 9th Avenue, but it always feels like a quiet respite from the city noise. Great service. Currently enjoying a devil's food cupcake with chocolate icing and a cappuccino. Absolutely delicious!
Lots of pastries including desserts, bagels, coffee bread, etc. also sold are breakfast sandwiches on croissants and bagels. I tried their everything bagel with butter. Their bakery is super cute and service is fast and friendly.
Nice atmosphere. Kinda dry, non descript pastries. I got a dinner roll and blueberry muffin. I was walking and eating so not pictures unfortunately. It was hot outside and even hotter in the cafe. Wanted to like them more cuz it's so cute out/inside this place!
My husband and I swing by Amy's every weekend to pick up our sourdough for the week. We used to get our bread from Whole Foods, but we found that the flavor and freshness is much better here for the price. My only complaint is sometimes the crust is crunchier/chewier than other times (I prefer when it's crispier), but I get that is hard to control for depending on the humidity/temperature outside. Every now and then, we decide to treat ourselves to a sweet treat. My go-to is the Pain au Chocolat, which is flakey and buttery with a good amount of chocolate in the middle - one of the best Pain au Chocolat that I've had in midtown. My husband usually gets the coconut cream bar w/ chocolate chips. The bar is super coconut-y and rich with the perfect amount of chocolate (the coconut doesn't get overpowered). It's a little too sweet for me to want an entire one, but I usually steal a bite because they're absolutely delicious. Amy's never disappoints and we'll be back next weekend to pick up more bread!
I was looking for a bakery near my hotel in NYC with a bunch of pastry/dessert options and Amy's fit the bill! It's a small, cute little bakery cafe with drink options, sandwiches, breads, cakes, and more sweets! When you first walk in you are met with the bakery case and if it's busy I could see this getting a little cramped but I went mid-afternoon and there were only 2-3 people waiting in line. The line moved fast and I told the cashier what I wanted -- it was packed up quickly and I was out of there! You can definitely sit in their seating area in the back to enjoy your food and drink. They have a good amount of tables but I took mine to go. And they packaged it nicely -- the cupcake has its own individual plastic box so that it does not get ruined during transport. Both baked goods I had tasted awesome! They were fresh and just sweet enough. Definitely hit the spot for what I wanted. I would recommend this and would come back here to try other items or a coffee drink.
This well decorated small baked goods retailer has a variety of breads, sweet and savory baked goods, and beverages (teas, coffee). Today I had only a kitchen sink cookie and disappointingly it was just meh. Seriously, for the foot traffic you would think that it would be exceptional and maybe the other baked goods are but the cookie itself not so much.The two guys working there were a bit impatient and snarky when an inquiry was made about whether the cookie was hard or soft. Based on this one interaction I'd take my business elsewhere. Too bad because the ambience feels really cool, cozy, and a place like you'd wanna hang out read a book drink, coffee, and socialize.
Nice little bakery with some seating. We got the PBJ bagel, the bacon egg and cheese bagel, the sticky bun, a pain au chocolat (chocolate filled croissant), and the sourdough chocolate croissant. I was looking forward to trying the salmon and cream cheese and also the black and white cookie, but they didn't have any. Everything was great and tasted fresh. The sticky bun said it was the best in NY. It wasn't the best I've ever had but it was very close. The PBJ bagel was just okay. The bacon egg and cheese on a sesame bagel was super good and I highly recommend trying. My favorite thing we got was the sourdough chocolate twist. It was soft, chewy, with a slight crunch and just the right amount of dark chocolate. Man oh man was it tasty! The pain au chocolate was very flaky, but had almost no chocolate filling. I'd pass on that one if we went again unless we got hot chocolate to go with it. The best part is that it was walking distance from our hotel.
17 days ago
I was just passing by and came across this cute little bakery. Everything looked so good, but I saw a lady eating a Tomato Goat Cheese Quiche pie and immediately knew I had to try one for myself! The greedy in me lol No lie, 10/10! It literally melts in your mouth. I also loved that the bakery had such a unique variety of pastries and treats you don't see everywhere. If you're in Hell's Kitchen, this place is definitely a must-try! I only gave 4 stars because some of the items didn't have descriptions a lil un organized but baby it is worth it. While I was eating the Quiche they sold out of the pistachio things I wanted to go. Yeah most def a hidden gem. Insider*** come a lil b4 7pm when they close for extreme discounts of what they don't sell read more
Tucked away on 9th Ave, you will find Amy's Bread. From the outside, they have a lovely blue signage. Walking in, the storefront is very narrow with the display counter and then some seating in the back. The display counter has plenty of sweet options and some savory options to choose from. For their classics, any of their breads are pretty staple. I love how their ingredients are using local butter and eggs - it makes it feel like an upgrade to a standard chain. Food wise, I decide to go for a mix of the scones, sourdough bagels, and a Bacon, Egg and Cheese on Soft Roll. I loved the flakiness on the scones. Also, loved the sourdough taste - sourdough bagels are really unique and have a good contrast. My soft roll wasn't memorable but definitely was a classic breakfast. read more
Can't go wrong with any of their pastries, I've gone here for croissants, twists breads, tea cakes, and even their sandwiches. Service is fast but you can sense that they care about your experience and are inviting. The person working was singing when I walked in and was def vibing! Place feels homey and had a few seating in the back. read more
I would go back just for the pistachio croissant. The flat white was also amazing and insanely well priced for NYC - 3.95. I would love to go back and try more of there pastries. We tried the baguette and it was decent but I think the main stars are the sweet treats. read more
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2 months ago
Such a nice neighborhood bakery introduced by a friend. Have been coming here with the kids post swim lessons which has been very enjoyable. Straight forward ordering system - there is also a seating area at the back. Service has been nice and friendly. They have kindly heated up my purchases when requested. read more
2 months ago
Amy's Bread came through, with flying colors, on this one. Stopped by to purchase Amy's Sourdough Chocolate Twist Bread. Ohhhhh, boy.....it is SO GOOD. I brought some back for coworkers and it was justifiably gone within single digit minutes. Aside from the sourdough twist, they also have the chocolate twist with the sweeter, and less crunchy, challah bread. The staff are very helpful and they even set the order aside for me, which I highly appreciated. If you would rather enjoy your purchase at Amy's, they have a seating area, at the rear of the shop. Amy's has a lot more to offer, but if the other items are anywhere close to their chocolate twist.....you will need to stop by and enjoy their great line of sweets and goodies. read more
5 months ago
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Lots of pastries including desserts, bagels, coffee bread, etc. also sold are breakfast sandwiches on croissants and bagels. I tried their everything bagel with butter. Their bakery is super cute and service is fast and friendly. read more
1 year ago
Nice atmosphere. Kinda dry, non descript pastries. I got a dinner roll and blueberry muffin. I was walking and eating so not pictures unfortunately. It was hot outside and even hotter in the cafe. Wanted to like them more cuz it's so cute out/inside this place! read more
My husband and I swing by Amy's every weekend to pick up our sourdough for the week. We used to get our bread from Whole Foods, but we found that the flavor and freshness is much better here for the price. My only complaint is sometimes the crust is crunchier/chewier than other times (I prefer when it's crispier), but I get that is hard to control for depending on the humidity/temperature outside. Every now and then, we decide to treat ourselves to a sweet treat. My go-to is the Pain au Chocolat, which is flakey and buttery with a good amount of chocolate in the middle - one of the best Pain au Chocolat that I've had in midtown. My husband usually gets the coconut cream bar w/ chocolate chips. The bar is super coconut-y and rich with the perfect amount of chocolate (the coconut doesn't get overpowered). It's a little too sweet for me to want an entire one, but I usually steal a bite because they're absolutely delicious. Amy's never disappoints and we'll be back next weekend to pick up more bread! read more
3 years ago
I was looking for a bakery near my hotel in NYC with a bunch of pastry/dessert options and Amy's fit the bill! It's a small, cute little bakery cafe with drink options, sandwiches, breads, cakes, and more sweets! When you first walk in you are met with the bakery case and if it's busy I could see this getting a little cramped but I went mid-afternoon and there were only 2-3 people waiting in line. The line moved fast and I told the cashier what I wanted -- it was packed up quickly and I was out of there! You can definitely sit in their seating area in the back to enjoy your food and drink. They have a good amount of tables but I took mine to go. And they packaged it nicely -- the cupcake has its own individual plastic box so that it does not get ruined during transport. Both baked goods I had tasted awesome! They were fresh and just sweet enough. Definitely hit the spot for what I wanted. I would recommend this and would come back here to try other items or a coffee drink. read more
This well decorated small baked goods retailer has a variety of breads, sweet and savory baked goods, and beverages (teas, coffee). Today I had only a kitchen sink cookie and disappointingly it was just meh. Seriously, for the foot traffic you would think that it would be exceptional and maybe the other baked goods are but the cookie itself not so much.The two guys working there were a bit impatient and snarky when an inquiry was made about whether the cookie was hard or soft. Based on this one interaction I'd take my business elsewhere. Too bad because the ambience feels really cool, cozy, and a place like you'd wanna hang out read a book drink, coffee, and socialize. read more
9 months ago
Nice little bakery with some seating. We got the PBJ bagel, the bacon egg and cheese bagel, the sticky bun, a pain au chocolat (chocolate filled croissant), and the sourdough chocolate croissant. I was looking forward to trying the salmon and cream cheese and also the black and white cookie, but they didn't have any. Everything was great and tasted fresh. The sticky bun said it was the best in NY. It wasn't the best I've ever had but it was very close. The PBJ bagel was just okay. The bacon egg and cheese on a sesame bagel was super good and I highly recommend trying. My favorite thing we got was the sourdough chocolate twist. It was soft, chewy, with a slight crunch and just the right amount of dark chocolate. Man oh man was it tasty! The pain au chocolate was very flaky, but had almost no chocolate filling. I'd pass on that one if we went again unless we got hot chocolate to go with it. The best part is that it was walking distance from our hotel. read more
I've been sampling from various pastry shops in nyc, and this is definitely one of my fave. Almost everything I got from here was fire. They are known for their sticky buns, which I thought was just ok compared to everything else they offer. 1. Sticky bun- (3.5/5) tastes pretty similar to a cinnamon bun but maybe less sweet? Pretty dense, not too sweet, but also nothing too special? 2. Almond brioche toast- (4.5/5) this is really good! Subtle almond taste. Fluffy bread. Tastes and smells divine. What more can one ask for 3. Coffee cake (5/5)- I love coffee cakes, and this one is exceptional! 4. Carrot cake-(4/5) Very rich and creamy. First few bites were really good, but can be a bit too rich after the first few bites. I do like their other items more read more
Classy and nicely decorated bakery that also have space for seating. They offer a range of breads, as well as sweet bakeries, and coffee/tea. Perfect for a weekend breakfast with friends. I got the sesame bagel which tastes fresh. Pricing wise, they are more reasonable than many other places you will find in town. read more
Overrated. Unacceptably poor customer service. Not recommended. Ownership should be embarrassed by the extraordinary level of unprofessional incompetence. I ordered a birthday cake to be delivered. Regardless of whether the cake was palatable, they omitted the essential part of a birthday cake - icing wishing the recipient a Happy Birthday. My odyssey of disappointment began with a call to their central phone line, 10 days before my delivery date, which deferred me to the store in Chelsea. I called Chelsea, only to get an obnoxiously rude employee who told me they are too busy to do deliveries and hung up on me. I called back the central phone line, who informed me they would have someone call me back. The return caller for Amy's Bread deferred me to Mercato for the delivery. Walking me through the order, I expressly and repeatedly reminded, to the point of begging, that the icing wish the recipient a happy birthday. I was reassured 3 times that I was unnecessarily concerned; it was plainly written on the confirmed order ticket. On the day of delivery, I got an unintelligible phone call from 10,000 leagues under the sea, I think telling me the driver was having trouble finding the delivery site, despite 18 inch lettering giving notice of the location, which is nearly an entire city block. Because the idiot at the other end was apparently illiterate, my surprise had to be wrecked by having the recipient go outside to find the wandering twit with my (incomplete) cake. When I called the Chelsea store to report their failure, I got a weak and useless apology from a man who started misquoting law to me, followed by "there's nothing I can do." Regardless of whether the cake was good, for $75.00, at the barest minimum, a birthday cake should read "Happy Birthday." And, adding a tip before service is rendered is insulting. Incidentally, watch your credit card - I was substantially overcharged more than my receipt. Lastly, the "manager" at the Hell's Kitchen location refused to give me his name. But, he tried to disclaim any responsibility for the botched delivery, despite the delivery service plainly identified as their agent. (See photo). Awful customer service. No accountability. I do not recommended Amy's Bread or their horrific delivery agent, Mercato. If you read my reviews, I'm very reasonable. But, I have no respect for inattention to detail or poor service. I got both, justifying the required one star. read more
Little bakery with a wide variety of offerings. Without narrow specialization, there are some hits and misses (or at least mehs, if not misses). But if you choose wisely, you can get some really great items. Pecan Sticky Bun: I can see why this is so popular! Lots of gooey caramel and chopped pecans on top. The outer pastry is dry and flaky. The inner pastry is soft like a cinnamon roll, though not as moist as a roll right out of the oven. Definitely my favorite of the pastries I tried. Sweet and buttery! Almond Brioche Toast: Kinda basic. Like a big block of toast that has a thin layer of almond paste spread on. The almond paste is baked on pretty good, so it's a little crunchy. It's nice with coffee, but kinda low on the personality scale compared to everything else. Red Velvet Cake: Very indulgent! Fluffy cake and light creamy frosting. I was shocked how quickly I could eat through this. It's not quite Magnolia's caliber, but pretty good considering Amy's has such a wide assortment of different baked goods. Cheddar Biscuit: Kinda airy chewy for a biscuit, not as crumbly, but it works. Very buttery with some specks of cheddar. I was feeling this. A nice savory contrast to all the sweets I tried. read more
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Amy's Bread In my opinion it should be Amy's CAKES! I'm so happy I found Amy's. I have tried so many of the breads, scones and cakes over the years. I love the Coconut Cake and the Peanut Butter Cookies are the best. I get those two over and over. The coffee isn't bad either. For me this is a grab and go place. It gets really busy in here. Come better weather when I can eat outside I'll return. I get a variety to take home plus one main desert to eat right away. It's not far to Central Park where I can sit to enjoy a slice of heaven. read more
Wanted to try something new this morning. My initial plan was a Greek bakery, but it was closed. Saw Amy's was just a block away so I stopped by. A little line started at the door and it was quick to get in. Most people had to-go, so there a few open sitting places. Showed my ID and vaccination card. I sat at a small table in a corner and had a nice croissant and bacon egg cheese sandwich with cold brew iced coffee. I was wondering while my order was taking so long and found out my order was given to someone else... 12 minutes isn't that long of a wait so had no reason to complain, plus got an extra cold brew. Croissant tasted like one from Costco, so not worth $3.50. read more
2 years ago
Small, quiet bakery with great bacon egg and cheese that they warm up on a panini press. The banana bread cake with cream cheese frosting was excellent as well. read more
Really enjoyed this bakery, a block in back of the Marriott Marquis Hotel. Great service and good tasting pastries and breakfast items. The bread on the shelf looks good to take home! I just got the Hot Chocolate and Chocolate Croissant. Delicious. Busy busy in the mornings. A few tables in the back to sit before your day starts. read more
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672 9th Ave
New York, NY 10036
Midtown West, Hell's Kitchen, Theater District
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I see The Pantry is vacant in the morning. Possible to sit there when the bakery fills up?
There are only few tables on the back. And it is a small bakery. But worth it.
Does the carrot cake have raisins? If so, is there a way to get them without?
Thank you for your interest in our carrot cake, it does not contain raisins.
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