The 18th Ave Bakery is a throwback to old school New York. It's an old school Italian bakery with…read morean assortment of baked goods for everyone, semolina bread, cookies, cheesecake. We got the chocolate cheesecake and some cookies. Both were very good. The cheesecake was fresh and definitely one of the best cheesecakes I've had. I would definitely recommend checking this place out if for the food and the unique authentic experience of an old timey mom and pop shop bakery.

Walking into this bakery is like walking into a time warp back to the days when traditional Italian…read morebakeries ruled the roost! Having grown up in RI, I miss the days when my mom would take me to "the Hill", the RI version of Bensonhurst (or Arthur Avenue in the Bronx) to buy Italian bread, wine biscuits and delicious pastries and cookies that were always accompanied with friendly service and is exactly what you get at the 18th Avenue Bakery!

I stopped into Moretti Bakery to grab two loaf's of bread. While the loaf's were tasty, they were…read moreas hard as a rock. The cost was only four dollars so I guess I shouldn't be surprised.

Italian bread the way it was suppose to be made…read more It's one of those Brooklyn classic that has been untouched by time. The store and recipes haven't changed since they've opened. They don't have a website or any social media but they stay in business because they have the best bread in all of Brooklyn. If I'm home I buy two packs of the breadsticks to take with me to friends in the west coast. My advice is to go early!!!!!! They'll be all sold out by 11am (or sooner if it's a weekend). The staff are friendly and super speedy. The line will be out the door and you'll still make it through in 10-15 mins cause the counter staff is moving so fast. It's a small shop but you really aren't in there for long. If you're looking for pastries pair with your bread you can pop into Aliatto's next door.

I picked up a loaf of Sunflower bread in NJ. I loved it! It has all natural ingredients with no…read moreadded chemicals or sugars. I toasted it and mmmmmm - good!!!

I passed by expecting this to be a full on bakery. It was a combination of a mini bread factory…read morewith Russian goods. They sold all the meats, cheeses, dairy and other typical stuff that Russian supermarkets sold. There was a huge selection of bread. I got the crispy rye bread for $2. It was super fresh, soft and had a good flavor.

New bakery conveniently located by a school, bus stop, market amd residential area. Small little…read moreshop and goods looks decent.

absolutely love this place,their croissant and chocolate croissant are the best in the area…read more They're less sweet and less greasy than what you'll find at places like Paris Baguette, and much closer to an authentic French style. Yes, the prices are a bit higher than other nearby bakeries, but you're really paying for a more unique taste and higher quality. The shop itself is spotless, and the staff are always polite and patient. honestly, the prices are still lower than what you'd typically pay in most of NYC.

When residents become oh-so proud about how good a NY bagel is, I'd like to assume Hot Bagels is…read morewhat they have in mind. It's plain. There's no attempt at decoration, a creative name, or any real flair because it's been around a couple generations and everyone they need to sell to knows who they are. Just walk up and forcefully squeeze your way in. There is minimal space, as it's more of a distribution center with a foyer to order. Expect uncomfortable stares from locals. Order an everything bagel with cream cheese. Very crunchy...almost too well done for me, but still very good. You can't go wrong with breadsticks as well. Loaded with sesame, these come out piping hot. Eating them plain does not appeal to me, but I can tell these are high quality as well. Each item was under two bucks, which is insane considering the cost of food virtually everywhere else. I suppose that the volume they churn out allows such a steal. I don't think there's any reason most people will find themselves on this block, but if you pass through, trust you've found a clandestine spot that won't disappoint.

This was my first NY bagel…read more I found myself in a neighborhood packed with dudes in long black coats and wide hats and thought, "With this many Jews I gotta get myself a bagel!" The place is tiny. You shoehorn your way in and stand shoulder to shoulder with a half dozen of your closest sidelocked friends. And you probably ought to know what you're after before they ask 'cause these ladies are hustlin'. It was fast, full contact, not quite rude but not too far away. It was stereo-typically New York. And it was oh so tasty.

Really nice staff. Lots of them. Working hard, tidying, stocking shelves and caring for everyone…read more A black and white cookie in brooklyn. Isn't that what it's all about? Delicious. My bff got a Boston cream and enjoyed it exceedingly so. And the staff is just as sweet!! Thank you so much!!

Fresh Bread Everyday And Great Pricing Also The Owner Is an amazing guy, When you have chance don't…read morehesitate to try their fresh baked goods, 5 Stars Plus

Absolutely LOVE their bagels -- always soft & fresh! Fast service & pleasant staff. The worst part…read moreabout the location is finding parking but the food is totally worth the hassle!

Great everything bagel - incredible lox - solid cream cheese. Friendly service and classic bagel…read moredeli vibes. Good selection of cold drinks too

Initially I was hesitant to offer up a Yelp for a place that I was not having the main offering at…read morebut I changed my mind and here we are. The Bagel Pub is a quaint corner bagel spot in Sunset Park and while I've known about it for some time, its not the most convenient for me since I live in Bay Ridge and there are plenty of bagel stores for me to choose from on any given day. This past Sunday however, I took a ride with my friend to the also nearby Costco as she and her family needed some things and while we were planning on the Dunkin Donuts that is right there, she wanted one of the tasty muffins from Bagel Pub. Once inside I viewed the cozy space which was mostly a food preparation area with a small corridor for the customers to line up and get their goodies. The bagels looked great but my own mindset was fixated on the DD "Meal Deal" today but my friend did get their muffin but nothing else. I didn't see any area where the customer can go and sit but from the outside there seemed to be an adjacent area that looks like its unused at this time. The COVID times changes a lot of places mode of operation and sometimes what used to be open isn't anymore but I digress. My friend and I did end up in Dunkin and she shared half of her poppy seed muffin so I can say that its super tasty and filling. I just wish that I had thought of taking a photo before it was in devour mode. This does seem to be a popular spot if you are a nearby neighbor but for me its on the distant side and I felt that it might be a little pricier than some of the places that I already go. Had we not been going to Costco I wouldn't have even been at this particular Dunkin Donuts. Maybe next time that this is the mission I will try something more substantial and update this Yelp.

(04.26.26) when I tell you, that the everything bagel was literally everything! Although I ordered…read morea bacon egg and cheese on that everything bagel, I can only remember how delicious and tasteful the bagel was!!!!!! The choices of cream cheese as well, oh my goodness! The coffee was okay but the green juice was yummy! Service and ambiance was great! If I'm around again, this will be my first stop shop!