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    Fitzwilliam D.

    It's as if the Georgians have sent a flotilla of bakeries to win the market for carbs in the city. I wouldn't have thought that the best place to open a bakery selling half a dozen different kinds of breads with cheese would be near the beach. But, Berikoni bakery (the sign says Brick Oven Bread) does a lot of business from casual foot traffic returning back from a day of fun and sun at Brighton Beach, in addition to regulars. So, they've got the location right and should attract a number of (non-Georgian) customers that have just started reading about Khachapuri bread in local magazines. The one aspect in which Berikoni stands apart from other Georgian bakeries is seating - you can actually sit down in the ample space inside and enjoy your Khachapuri and Shotis Puri, as opposed to other nearby Georgian bakeries where you need to find a bench nearby, or risk letting the bread turn lukewarm. Of all the things I've tried at Berikoni, I would rate the dips the highest including both Lobio (red kidney beans with cilantro, garlic, and cloves) and the green bean salad (green bean, garlic, herbs). I've liked the spinach salad as well, but the others more. However, you should be here to try the famous Georgian breads. I've tried the Imeruli Khachapuri and enjoyed the cheese filling, but the bread much less than at other bakeries. They carry both Lavash and Shotis Puri and my preference here would be to go with the long, pointed and fluffy (though less so than at other bakeries) bread. There's a story that ascribes the shape of the bread to the fact that soldiers used to stuff the bread in their shoes while riding their horses. While I prefer the version at Georgian Bread to that at Berikoni, I do think that the bakery does a better job at this bread than nearby Brick Oven Bakery or Apani. The good thing is that there is a lot of turnover and so you see the bakers at the back bring out about 40-50 loaves at intervals (probably a much larger oven than that at nearby competitors), and that ensures that you can always find a loaf (sometimes warm, sometimes not so - but if you were to wait, you'd also find warm bread). They carry the ubiquitous Napoleon as well, but by now I've given up on this pastry as I don't find the texture enjoyable. Berikoni also had Georgian Baklava (with raisins, walnuts and possibly sugar, as opposed to honey). I didn't enjoy this much (compared to the middle eastern and Mediterranean versions) as the large air pockets inside detracted from what I expect of a Baklava's texture, but did note that many Georgians were asking for it. (3.5 stars)

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    The best khachapuri ever! And the man in front of the register is so sweet and attentive.

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    Delicious. Had the Georgian Bread and it was incredible. Staff was friendly too. Grab a bunch of stuff and take it to the beach to eat.

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    There are some places that become part of your family's story, and Mia's Bakery is one of ours…read more We've been coming since the day it opened on Smith Street, and everything we've tried, the rainbow cookies, the tres leches, the cheesecake, has been wonderful. But this review is about something bigger than dessert. The strawberry cheesecake here reminds me of my mom. It was her favorite, and it was one of the last desserts I got to share with her. Anytime she wanted a sweet treat, that's what she asked for. Ordering it now keeps me connected to her. This past July, on her 3rd birthday in heaven, I placed an order to celebrate her. The menu only had cherry cheesecake that day, so I wrote a note explaining what the strawberry meant to me. The staff didn't just make it happen, they sent an extra slice of strawberry cheesecake on top of it. That kind of thoughtfulness is rare. The people here have always been this kind. We love everyone who works there, and we're grateful for the small moments of care they've shown our family. Thank you for everything.

    Wow! What a wonderful bakery experience. I came here to purchase about 2 or 3 slices of cake to…read morecelebrate my brother's job promotion. I wanted to get the carrot cake as opposed to the carrot cheesecake, however, it was sold out. Instead, I purchased the Slice of Red Velvet cake and a slice of Blackout cake. Each slice was approximately $9. Not a terrible price; managed to get two slice of cake for under $20. I love how there is an option to dine in here. There's a full menu of coffee beverage options to choose from and a pastry to pair it with. There are also a variety of decorative cupcakes to choose from as well. I instantly noticed the Knicks championship cupcakes when I walked in. The establishment is relatively small but you can tell that they get great business here. The staff members who I engaged with were pretty nice as well.

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