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    4.5 (52 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 7:00 pm
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    Michelle L.

    Totally gluten,egg and dairy free bakery serving up delicious savory and sweet options for those suffering with food allergies. Small place with limited seats but it moves fast , some say it's a little pricey but you get what you pay for.Banana Bread was very moist and had a great texture and nice flavor and the banana pudding was fabulous.

    Hmmmm puddings
    Helen M.

    Been there a few times and we ordered a few things. Attempted to get out of everything. But they were a bit pricey - Big Cinnamon roll 9.50 [that's a MUST GET!!] - Savory Danish 8.50 - Plain Bagel 4.75 with herb butter 2.00 [the best one I had so far] - Biscuit egg & cheese 12.50 - Banana pudding 5.50 - Devil's food cupcake 6.00 [so delicious] - Vanilla creme cupcake 6.25 [super moist] The staffs were super helpfu/patient on choosing the right dessert.

    Cinnamon roll and blueberry scone
    Sam S.

    I love the concept of Bub's and how they cater to all sorts of dietary restrictions such as vegan and gluten-free. I thought the cinnamon roll that I ordered was pretty tasty, but I wasn't really a fan of the blueberry scone as it was a bit too dry inside. The items here are definitely a bit on the pricey side. I personally wouldn't come back, but I think it's definitely a solid option for people who want that sweet treat, but with certain dietary restrictions.

    Bethany L.

    I am still dreaming of that delicious mushroom, mustard danish delight! My friend, who is vegan, put Bub's on our must-try list for a recent trip to the city - and I am so glad we did! We both got vanilla lattes which were great, and then split a bunch of little treats...my favorite being a mushroom danish. Their iconic cinnamon rolls are also a must! Then we also both got two different cookies - chocolate chip and a ginger and spice (?) - but of which we really enjoyed. I can definitely see this being a place we stop in for every city visit - just be warned that there is extremely limited bench seating, so it's definitely more of a grab and go place!

    Maple glazed blueberry scone $8.75
    Vanessa A.

    The blueberry maple scone was soooooo good!!! A little pricey for a scone at $8.75 but was worth it. Loaded with berries and fairly moist for a scone. I also tried the chocolate raspberry cake. Not much raspberry flavor to it. The icing was very light and overall the cake wasn't too sweet. For an allergen free, gluten free bakery I was very happy with what I tried. Maybe I'll attempt to try the biscuits next time. Those I was a bit hesitant to try because they looked so dry and hard.

    cinnamon roll
    Sophia W.

    VERY impressive for a gluten-free bakery (top 9 allergen-free bakery). The cinnamon roll tasted good, and I loved the texture. The staff are so kind. It's a very small store, with only a few benches to sit on inside.

    Don't forget to but a present for a friend
    Alan R.

    Gluten-free doesn't get any better than this! Every time I come to New York, I think about one thing when can I get to bob's? How fast can I get to Bubs. It is insane the food the food. The dough is so flaky and light rich and pleasing usually warm. Oh my God seriously run don't walk go two times a day. Just like me give them his gifts get the big boxes, but you're gonna have to hurry. This place has been found out they're

    Cortado coffee, oat milk
    Ruwan J.

    ((4.25 stars)) Bub's Bakery is wedged between Lafayette and Mulberry in NoHo. modern-ish interior is bright, neatly maintained, and has a warm welcoming tone with seating down the center and entrances on both Lafayette and Mulberry Streets. beyond the seating, the space is skinny and not much room to hang out in outside of the seating. the bakery is focused on making baked goods that avoid the use of the top nine allergens: soy, eggs, dairy, nuts, peanuts, wheat, sesame, fish, and shellfish. the bakery clearly addresses a need New Yorkers who have food allergies, are just trying to be a bit more health conscious, or curious about how good can baked goods be without the eggs, dairy, wheat, etc. count me in the last category as i have no food allergies that i know of, but i was interested in tasting a mostly allergen-free eats could be. what do i think of Bub's allergen-free baked items? your mileage may vary based on your expectations. i think if you have to avoid certain foods or ingredients then Bub's will serve you well...however will you think these allergen-free eats are indistinguishable taste-wise from baked eats that use eggs, wheat, dairy, etc., i think not...you will see/taste differences pretty immediately. tried three items at Bub's. 1) i tried the Vanilla Cream Cupcake: it's a very small cupcake. the frosting really stands out--good flavor, smooth, and fairly creamy. the cake part while light doesn't replicate a true cupcake--the cake/crumb is not very airy, but more soft mushy...not gummy but not cake-like. while the cupcake is not dry...it's not moist either and the cake crumb isn't very fluffy but those are the limitations of not using butter, milk, etc. while I didn't dislike the cupcake; i didn't really like it either. also the vanilla never really came through in the cake and only somewhat in the frosting. Bub's cupcake did come with a can of vanilla seltzer as a promotion. Cupcake grade: C+. 2) the chocolate chunk cookie is very much a cookie. somewhat medium-sized. though it leans more on the crispy attributes of a traditional chocolate chunk cookie than the soft cookie-ness that most identify with a cookie. the chocolate chunkiness is packed into the cookie which is more crunchy and caramelized outside but doesn't have soft chewy center/insides. and there is nice trace of salt to offset the sweetness of the cookie and chocolate. this is a safe choice if you're not sure what to get and i'd probably order it again. Cookie grade: B. 3) the Maple Glazed Blueberry Scone. American-style scone packed with blueberries. this is a scone that i can get behind. it's big enough to share. the exterior has the maple glaze which helps it be crunchy plays against the soft dense interior. the scone's insides are a pleasant moist cakey crumb with soft blueberries swirled throughout to add that deep rich berry flavors that play off the scone's cakes-ness. it's moist rich inside is very good. i would say while i didn't dislike the maple-glaze crunch and found it enjoyable...maybe a different more subtle sweet flavor would be better match bc maple is such a strong flavor against the main blueberry scone taste. Scone grade: A-. so as long as you adjust your expectations to what allergen-free baked good can be then you'll be pleasantly surprised what can be done. however, are they one for one with traditional ones that use dairy, wheat, etc.? no, but they don't have to be--welcome to one of life's pleasures and pitfalls: variety. outside of the eats, the coffee program here is solid as i had a cortado made with an oat milk and it was good. the Americano's that I had here were solidly good. i think they use Devocion's medium roast which is good, so quality of coffee here will be good even if there is no dairy creamers and such to mix in. the service, i found to be friendly enough, not very chatty. the bakery does seems to be fairly busy with tourists and the allergen-challenged, but waits aren't that long. this place will be very busy once warmer weather hits. prices are on the higher side for a bakery, but i assume making things allergen-free ups the price quite a bit. while my friends who have food challenges will find this place to be a place for them, i don't think i would substitute traditional cookies and cupcakes with the ones here bc of personal preference...however in terms of that scone, i just might. might...

    Banana bread
    Taryn S.

    As a gluten free girl Bub's is a dream come true! I truthfully could not tell at all that this banana bread was gluten free. It is moist and the perfect flavor! I didn't have the chance to try any of their other baked goods, but I have heard great things!

    Iris T.

    I'm not vegan nor do I have food allergies, but I do have a 4 year old with multiple food allergies. I was thrilled to hear about a top 9 gluten free bakery! And at such a lucky time too; I was planning to go to NYC not too long after they opened. We went on a Saturday afternoon. There was a line but it didn't quite reach the door and it went fast, though the length was pretty set. They didn't have too much on display at the time - only 4 baked goods - and they mentioned cups. A little disappointing on the offerings on a weekend but maybe we just came at a bad time. Not a kouign amann in sight! I got a cinnamon roll, cookie, and scone for my kid. He didn't like the taste of the icing on the roll so that was promptly rejected, but he stuff his face with the cookie! In fact, he finished it all, which was a surprise. Despite his food allergies, he often doesn't like the foods he can have mostly due to textures or perhaps some sort of aftertaste. I was absolutely thrilled he could have everything they sold AND he liked something enough to finish it! In fact, I was so excited for him I went inside and got him two more cookies to bring back home. I sadly didn't get a chance to try the items I purchased for him, but my husband did eat a little bit of the cookie and he says you can't tell it's allergen-friendly. They're thin with gooey chocolate and are soft/chewy. I did try a cup though. They seem like deconstructed treats. They were out of berry cheesecake but they had pumpkin cheesecake cups and my sister got one. You can definitely taste the coconut, but they were quite good! And I don't even like coconut. A few notes: my kid is allergic to wheat, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, avocado, pineapple, and kiwi. As a family, we avoid alliums and are vegetarians. They offer an egg biscuit sandwich but they use Just Egg, which contains alliums. I'm not sure if they had this when we went since biscuits weren't on display, but something to know for those with sensitivities to alliums. Because this place avoids the top 9 common food allergens, they are vegan by default. They're also serve drinks/coffee. The place itself is on the smaller side with a few benches lining the walls. There are no tables, sadly, and no public restrooms. It seemed pretty clean overall and the staff were fairly nice and friendly. I'm just glad there is a place my kid can feel semi-"normal". I often say that being normal is overrated, but in the case of food allergies, they are completely out of one's control and I really feel for my kid and people who have food allergies and cannot eat freely. Bub's Bakery provides that safe spot for people who have food allergies to sort of feel... included. They list out all the ingredients on the name cards so they are transparent about it. The prices are on the high side but if you go grocery shopping for a special diet/food allergy-friendly foods, you know it's all at least double the cost of the regular counterpart. With these being so expertly done, it's worth it. I'd love to see them expand their menu in due time! In the meantime, this is an excellent choice for those with or without food allergies.

    Kouign amann
    Ashwini A.

    SERVICE - located on Lafayette street close to Washington square park - quaint interior with limited seating for about 5-10 people - queue can get long during peak times but not much crowd on weekday afternoons - workers are friendly and provide somewhat detailed suggestions about items MENU - allergen free baked goods - all vegan/vegetarian - slightly pricey ($7-10 per item) FOOD - kouign amann (10/10): flaky pastry filled with raspberry rose jam and topped with a yuzu cream. The fact that this has no gluten, dairy, or nuts amazes me. The crust is so flaky yet not to the point of butter dripping on your fingers. It feels light and dainty. The rose adds a floral bitterness to the tart raspberry which is perfectly balanced by the sweet and acidic yuzu cream. I took mine home and warmed it for 30 seconds for an ultimate treat. WOULD I GO BACK? Yes! One of the best plant based pastries I have eaten

    Nicole R.

    Bub's Bakery is free of the top 9 allergens! I have been looking for a bakery for my cousin who is allergic to eggs, wheat, nuts, and seafood so I am so glad that Bub's Bakery opened! We ordered the cinnamon rolls and they were delicious. Usually, egg-free and gluten-free items harden after a day but their cinnamon rolls are still soft when I left them overnight! There was a line when we arrived but the it went by very quick. There is limited seating space so this is a come-and-go bakery.

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    Christine L.

    Did not know this was an allergen bakery. I just remembered hearing about it on social media and was in the neighborhood. Went early in the morning so there was no line, but I usually see one on weekends. Was greeted by staff and looked around at the baked goods. They also have drinks. Was tempted to buy a couple of items, and the cinnamon roll was calling my name but I went with the banana bread. I enjoyed it because it was light and not overpowering of banana or other ingredients. Ended up eating the whole slice in one sitting. The bakery is on the smaller side but there are benches to sit on if you prefer to dine in. There were a couple of other items calling my name such as the chocolate chip and oatmeal cookies. Will have to come back to give them a try.

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    We stopped in here after having dinner down the street. They have a wide selection of desserts,…read morebut we decided on the cupcakes. The decor is really bright. There was a bit of a line, but it moved pretty quickly. I am boring, so I just ordered the plain vanilla cupcake, but it was just perfect. It was fresh and the cake itself was wonderful. We had a big party--everyone was happy, but particularly happy with the cookie dough and red velvet. Definitely worth a visit.

    So there is a lot to unpack from my visit to SoHo to pick up a cake from my sister. I woke up at…read more5pm and headed straight here from Queens and chose this place over 4 others close by in the area. I hadn't been here in years so when I pulled up I took a step back to take it all in, the cutesy interior which was clean and not too brightly lit. I checked out the cake prices and flavors and when I was sure of what I wanted I stepped up to the counter and began to take pictures bc there were like 4 attendants and I waited for one to engage with me. A young man did he said are you ready to order I said yes and told him I wanted a strawberry shortcake slice $10 and a Brooklyn black out slice (also $10 and the actual reason I came). When he was boxing I took pictures and thought oh maybe I should switch to the hostess slice (out loud). Another attendant said sure, but then the first one pulled up with the boxes and I was like ok I'll just get a cupcake separate. Why I walk back to the cupcakes to choose and the young man starts helping someone new and I look him in the eye he then rushes over but again starts taking another customer. They were 3 customers in the store in total including me so why he didn't want to provide me service I do not know. But it made me so upset I was like wow am I really gonna spend this much money and this guy is being rude. I had to now get in line behind the 2 other patrons that came in after me. The attendant who rung me up tried to empathize and offered me a free $1 candle- it came from a cup of candle in front of the register and when he placed it on top of the box it rolled onto the counter and I said how many ppl touched that?? It's going in a cake someone is going to eat. I declined the candle, paid and probably will never return. Strawberry shortcake slice was a 6/10 tasted old Hostess cupcake 10/10 I inhaled it no crumbs Brooklyn blackout cake 15/10 moist, thick chocolate perfect. Now I'll tell you right now the birthday cake I got my sister was worth the $25 and change I paid for it. She liked it, I liked it, it made her happy- but the service made me frown I really didn't like it. Total rating 3.5

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    3.5(1.4k reviews)
    3.5 miUpper West Side
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    Okay I was cracking up about my experience here because I literally asked the dumbest question to…read morethe guy working but he was so nice and explained the answer to me until I understood! So fun fact they are now advertising Banana Pudding Hot Chocolate and it is NOT actual hot chocolate but banana pudding made to taste like hot chocolate. Why I got so confused? I don't know! Maybe I have been watching too many videos about Tyra Banks Hot Ice Cream. Either way I appreciate the guys patience and kindness when explaining it to me twice especially because I did not end up ordering that at all (though it sounds interesting) but I did get the regular actual hot chocolate and it was amazing! It tasted like melted marshmallows were in it! Perfect for a cold winter day. In addition we got to the humming bird cake, a cupcake, and the regular banana pudding. My husband had never been here before so you know we had to get the banana pudding, it's their claim to fame. And it is decent. Growing up in North Carolina banana pudding is taken very seriously and is literally at every gathering. Would this be a contender for the cookout? Sure! I have no complaints about. The other baked items were delicious as well. The store is cute unfortunately this location has no indoor seating but plenty of outdoor. It was like negative degrees when we went so we definitely did not sit outside. All and all it's a cute bakery/ sweets shop. There are many locations through out the city. I've been to others and it is consistent. It's definitely not a bad dessert spot to try.

    Let me start with the positives, because there were some. Daniel was excellent--polite, attentive,…read moreand gave solid customer service. Credit where it's due. Now for the madness. Another employee, Kirk--an older gentleman who looked completely out of place--approached and coughed directly over the slice of cake that had just been cut for me. Yes. Over it. At that moment, I honestly wondered if it was intentional. A young woman nearby immediately caught my reaction and went to the back to replace the slice. She handled the situation professionally and deserves recognition. Unfortunately, the chaos continued. Kirk later made me a hot cocoa, and when I went to drink it, it spilled on me because the lid wasn't secured properly. At that point, I stopped believing in coincidences. And the cake? The German chocolate cake was terrible--dry AF and nothing like the Grand Central location. Not even remotely close. Between the coughing, the spill, and the subpar cake, this visit was uncomfortable, messy, and disappointing. Magnolia should seriously reconsider who they put on the floor and retrain accordingly--because this location is not living up to the brand. But honestly, I believe the 2 guys had to be the owners. I love a good watch but rolex's while serving Desserts is WILD

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    Sometime you just crave a cupcake!…read more Walking by this grab and go spot I peered in and saw they had Devil Dog cupcakes, a flavor blast from my childhood. Had to get one. it was ok and satisfied enough. Be aware that nothing is freshly baked at this tiny location and it is a bit pricey for what it is.

    ​I recently picked up a box of four cupcakes for $15. At $3.75 a piece, it's a fair price for…read morespecialty treats that are as visually appealing as these were. While the presentation was 10/10 across the board, the flavors ranged from "nostalgic perfection" to "a bit of a letdown." ​ ​Devil Dog (The Winner): This was by far my favorite. It was a trip down memory lane, perfectly capturing that nostalgic Hostess chocolate cupcake flavor I loved as a kid. ​Lemon Raspberry Meringue: Coming in a close second, this cupcake was bright, fruity, and incredibly fresh. It felt light and offered a great balance to the richer flavors in the box. ​Ube: This cupcake was stunning to look at. However, the flavor didn't quite live up to the exotic profile of a purple yam; it tasted like a traditional vanilla cupcake that just happened to be purple. Great for the aesthetic, but standard in taste. ​Hummingbird: This was the only real disappointment. I was expecting the signature tropical punch of pineapple, but it lacked that acidity. Instead, it felt more like a simple banana nut muffin with icing on top. ​Final Verdict: Overall, the experience was positive. The shop clearly has a talent for decor and nostalgia. I'd definitely return for the Devil Dog and the Lemon Raspberry, but I might skip the Hummingbird next time. Last Note: The woman working in the bakery was a bit rude and had an attitude and that alone will make me not com back no matter how good the cupcakes are.

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    3.2(2.8k reviews)
    0.9 miWest Village
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    Visited Magnolia Bakery in the West Village while in Manhattan, and this spot absolutely lived up…read moreto the hype. Magnolia Bakery is famous for its Banana Pudding, so that was the main thing we came to try, and it was definitely worth it. We ordered the classic Banana Pudding along with the Carrot Cake Pudding, and both were incredible. The Banana Pudding was super creamy, light, and full of fresh banana flavor. It had the perfect balance of sweetness and texture, and you can immediately understand why it's one of New York's most iconic desserts. The Carrot Cake Pudding was also amazing, combining the flavors of carrot cake with a rich creamy pudding texture. The hints of cinnamon and cream cheese flavor made it unique and really delicious. The bakery itself is pretty small and cozy, with a classic old-school New York bakery feel. There isn't really seating inside, so after grabbing our desserts we walked over to the park across the street, sat down, and enjoyed everything there. Honestly, that made the experience even better. Sitting outside in the West Village with Magnolia Bakery pudding felt like the perfect New York dessert experience. Definitely a must-visit spot when in Manhattan.

    Hmmmm well I had high hopes after hearing the rave reviews but was left feeling meh. Not bad but…read morenothing impressive. The chocolate cupcake was good. The banana pudding had a great fluffy texture, however the flavor was lacking. Service was fast despite them being busy. This was just an average sweet treat experience.

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