Friendly staff Convenient location at industry city and…read moreJapan village Lovely Kyoto-style store front and cute interior design

Here's a polished review that keeps your warm, honest style while making it easy to read and…read morehelpful for Yelp readers. --- Finally got to try **Tadaima Japanese Bakery** in Industry City (Building 5, 2nd floor), and I can see why people line up! They have limited hours and tend to sell out quickly, so on a Saturday I arrived around **11:40 AM**, about 20 minutes before opening, and was one of the first three customers inside (their maximum occupancy). This isn't a place to grab a quick coffee. The owner carefully prepares each drink by hand, so expect to wait about **30-60 minutes** if there's a line. I waited around 10-15 minutes after ordering, but honestly didn't mind because the space is so calm and peaceful. While waiting, I enjoyed browsing the aroma mists, smelling the candles, and just soaking in the serene atmosphere. It's the perfect spot if you're looking for a quiet moment by yourself. For drinks, I really enjoyed the **Black Sesame Latte**. It has espresso and was smooth, light, and well-balanced. I also tried the **Matcha Maple Latte**. The matcha itself tasted like excellent quality, but next time I'd skip the maple syrup since I prefer my drinks less sweet. We also sampled several pastries: * **Hojicha Cookie** - Soft and moist with melty chocolate chips. One of my favorites. * **Coffee Caramel Cookie** - Great if you love coffee. It had a rich, bold coffee flavor. * **Black Sesame Madeleine** - Nice black sesame flavor, though I would have loved a little more butter to make it even more moist. * **Yuzu Cake** - Beautifully decorated with an edible flower and packed with bright yuzu flavor. The cake was on the drier side though. * **Chocolate Cake** - Wonderfully moist and satisfying. The drinks were around **$8.50** each, and the cookies were about **$4** each, so it's definitely on the pricier side. For my Asian palate, most of the pastries leaned a bit sweeter than I prefer, but the drinks were excellent and clearly made with high-quality ingredients. Overall, this is a lovely place to treat yourself once in a while. Come for the peaceful atmosphere, thoughtfully crafted drinks, and beautiful pastries.

Some of the best--and the most beautiful--baked goods in New York City can be found in this…read moreunassuming little spot in Sunset Park. As an added bonus, the staff is always lovely to deal with. Go and get yours now, before the whole city figures it out.

I just came out from there I got one chocolate bread & 2 whole-wheat croissant. This lady charge me…read morefor two chocolate bread & is not the first time she does this. please if you ever go here please make sure you guys check she adding the right stuff. I didn't say anything Becuase as a customer she should add the right stuff & not add extra stuff & steal from customer.

I'd been so curious to try this, so we came all the way from Jersey and it was honestly worth it!…read moreThe babka was insanely good*** fresh, soft, and I loved that the chocolate wasn't too heavy or overpowering. Definitely something I'd get again!!! *The atmosphere was so authentic too. I honestly couldn't stop looking around -- something about the place kept reminding me of my childhood and made it feel really nostalgic.

Vibrant cafe in Brooklyn, the interior is eclectic with interesting elements throughout! Theres a…read morecouple of different collectibles you can buy here as well like vinyl, cards, etc. The coffee menu was pretty decent, and they also had a few pastry options. About $10 pp, so decently priced. The service is really good, the staff was friendly. Overall, I would recommend

Finally, PB made it to this side of Bensonhurst!…read more If you've been to one of their franchise spot, then you probably have favorites and go-to items. I know I do. Coffee bun! We also love their soufflé cheesecake when we do splurge on dessert. It's kind of pricey. But worth it! I was a little disappointed with the blueberry yogurt cake - tasted stale (ugh), but the mochi donuts were yummy! This location is pretty new, less than 1 yr old. Right around the corner from Chipotle, on the 18th Avenue busy hub. Self service, tray, line with parchment, grab your goodies and pay. The staff are nice and friendly. Clean, roomy enough for customers to browse what they want but smaller than the location on 86th St. Although the price point is higher than your Asian bakery, the aesthetic and variety and taste makes it worth while. I'm a fan and be sure to join their loyalty program for treats!

I remember when I first visited a Paris Baguette in the city 10 years ago and was so impressed with…read moretheir pasties and cakes. So I was very happy to hear about one opening up in Bensonhurst. I like to get my fix of pumpkin spice latte here but I like to go in the morning for the pastries because that's when they are mostly fresh. I've gotten them in the afternoon and they are always so hard to eat. The staff here is so kind and was very helpful when I was trying to figure out how to use the coupons that was mailed to me. The space here is also nice and a good spot to work on your laptop or chat with a friend.

I noticed this place as I was taking a stroll with my daughter. The Toasties caught my eye. I've…read moreseen them in the Asian dramas I watch so I was intrigued. The sandwiches looked good. I ordered the teriyaki chicken and egg Toastie ($7.95) as well as the red bean mooncake ($5). I paid cash. I love everything red bean so I had to buy the mooncake. I didn't wait too long for my food. I chatted with the staff while I waited. They opened about a year ago. They sell these toasti sandwiches, fruit teas, sushi tacos, and desserts. The sandwich was good and filling. I'm looking forward to trying a different one next time as well as the sushi taco. The employees were friendly. I wonder if they have a rewards program... like but 10, get one free cuz I would totally do it. I wish them great success.

This is a new cafe(?) that opened recently. I saw it pop up on social media. I was just in the…read morefront area so I don't know if there's seating or something else in the back. The front area is half of a small bakery with a smallish display of various desserts and cakes. There's many different 4 inch cakes of different flavors ranging from $10-$15. They're so cutely decorated too! I would love to try them sometimes. Hopefully the taste matches their appearance. I came specifically for their drinks. They're from the brand Neaves that is located in the same storefront. I ordered off Fantuan and tried their pomelo avocado and kale drink. I want to preface by saying that I probably should've tried the drinks in their original form (100% sweetness) but in my attempt to be healthy, I opted for 30% and 0%. While I thought it was an okay amount of sweetness. It definitely made the drink go from a sweet treat to a health drink. My friend on the other hand, thought it was not sweet enough. Honestly would it taste better with more sugar? Probably. I'll say you can go 50% and up. Maybe even try the full 100% sugar. Nevertheless, I enjoyed my kale drink - it was blended with kale, mango, chia seeds, and barley. The barley actually made an interesting topping with its texture. The avocado pomelo was just ok but maybe with extra sweetness it would be ok.

Can't say the bread and pastries are the best around in the area but I'm grateful they open pretty…read morelate so it's been a good back up plan when I want to grab some sweets. The cakes are usually a hit or a miss. I usually get their croissant as it's the safe choice for me. The mochi donuts for me is a bit disappointing as the texture isn't as good as most mochi donut locations.

wonderful I have been here multiple times! There cakes are worth it even tho it is pricey! It is…read morealways so clean in the store and feels fancy! The staff is super nice and excited to see everyone! The matcha frappe was just okay. But I would not order again for the price but their desserts never disappoints!

This is the same popular bakery that was, until earlier this year, located on Bay Parkway. They…read morehave the same delicious baked goods at the same affordable prices, the same friendly staff, gluten free options, a frequent buyer program and student specials. And if you are looking for a really great deal on a lot of food, check them out daily on the "Too Good To Go" app! Chocolate covered cannolis are only $4.00 ~ what more could you ask for!

From the owner: A family owned business since 2020. We put a lot of care into all our cakes especially custom…read morecakes. We specialize in mousse cakes, cupcakes and pastries.

Great gluten free bread! But the location is a little off the beaten path. They do offer shipping…read moreoptions.

I went to MOMA and ordered a sandwich with gluten free bread. I was blown away by how delicious the…read morebread was (I so miss regular bread!) and asked the server to find out where the bread was from. Everybody Eats! Since then I have spoke to two gluten free people in CT who order from your company. I just have to finish off the tasteless gluten free bread I got at ShopRite then I will be ordering from your company. Thanks for having great bread!

Cosy neighborhood coffee shop with attentive barista. We stopped in on a rainy Sunday while waiting…read morefor our reservation at the red hook tavern. I had a cortado made to perfection and a my fiance ordered a vanilla cappuccino that he felt was well balanced. They offer fresh breads, sandwiches and pastries as well. It's certainly a neighborhood gem and worth stopping by.

this spot is great - super busy and the coffee is really good. Just know you might wait a little…read moregiven how popular it is. great backyard.