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Heritage Grand Bakery

4.3 (172 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Cappuccino & lemon macaron
Seby I.

Hot cappuccino and a lemon macaron is a ticket to warm up and savor. Having got wet despite an umbrella I found that a hot coffee would be ideal. Naturally à shot of brandy would make it far better but no alcohol is served here. The coffee is hot and Mundo, the barista, made a pretty flower on top. We discussed sugar which I don't take for both tea and coffee but I do like condensed milk at Vietnamese cafes. Mundo wants to visit one as he too likes the taste of condensed.

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Aida F.

I love how it's right next the New York Public Library. Came in for a pistachio croissant and a raspberry macaroon. The macaroon was so soft and fluffy, best I've had. Pistachio croissant was alright, not the worst but not the best either. They had a variety of pastries and a little section in the back where you could sit and eat. Service was good I was in and out. Nice open windows in the front with a view of the side of the New York Public Library.

Baked goods
Susan C.

This bakery has been on my list of spots to try since I've walked past it many times and it usually seems pretty busy. I'd give it an another shot if I was in the area and try a couple different pastries. Located on 40th Street across the street from the south edge of Bryant Park, it's been around for a few years and serves a variety of breads, pastries, coffee and tea drinks, chilled take away foods like salads and sandwiches. On a frigid day with negative windchill, many other stores were closing up early and a fair number of passers by flocked inside here to escape the arctic temps, looking for a warm drink or treat. Upon entering the staff were quick to acknowledge most visitors, and asked if I needed help or knew what I wanted to order. I needed a few minutes to decide so let some other customers go first. I thought about the kouign amman or pistachio cruffin which both looked good and had positive reviews though finally went with the apple tart $5.50. Staff asked if I'd like it warmed up which I appreciated, after toasting in the oven it was hot and the pastry shell was lightly crispy on top. I do wish there was a bit more pastry as the part under the apples was quite thin, and the apples were also cut quite thinly. For those ordering drinks, they carry a couple alt milks, I believe almond and oat if I recall correctly for an extra surcharge. Their chai is from a premade concentrate (it's hard to find a real one unless you go to a proper chai bar). Seating is a handful maybe 5-6 seats along the back of the bakery, pretty tight, so not a place to linger long. Didn't notice a bathroom.

Carl S.

Really good bakery, and mini choices for breads. They also have some very scrumptious looking pastries. The cookies were incredible. The breads were fresh and the pastries were crafted very well and incredibly tasty.. There are some areas for being seated changing and enjoy the offerings right there in the store.. They actually have a great coffee counter as well.

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Asheritah C.

We stopped by Heritage Bakery, just outside the New York Public Library, and I wish I could have tried one of everything behind the counter. We picked up a raspberry croissant, pain au chocolat, an olive fougasse breadstick, and a latte, and everything was absolutely delicious. The pastries were flaky, fresh, and full of flavor, and the latte was exactly what I was hoping for--smooth, cozy, and the perfect companion to a morning stroll through the city. The line moved quickly, the staff were efficient, and the whole bakery smelled like butter and heaven. Seating was a bit tight, but we managed to squeeze in, and honestly, that was the only small downside. Otherwise, this was a fantastic stop and I'd happily go back and work my way through the rest of the pastry case.

Alisa J.

Nice bakery near Bryant park. The cheese roll was yummy and definitely had a healthy whole grains flour taste. I also really enjoyed the pistachio cruffin. Not too sweet and packed with cream. Service was amazing.

Matcha Latte and Ham & Cheese Pinse
Renata S.

My kid says she had the BEST Matcha she's ever had here (and we try different coffee shops and bakeries all the time), and my Oat Milk latte was amazing. And the food?! We had a ham and cheese Pinse (sp?) and a pistachio Cruffin and a cheese stick and... I could have tried everything in the case! It's just a really high quality eatery. I can't wait to return!

Ice skating at Bryant Park
Shilpa M.

Great desserts. We shared a decadent chocolate cake. Bathroom next to Bryant Park Christmas Market. No lines.

Lubie A.

I stopped to grab some food early afternoon. The tuna Nicoise on sour dough bread was wholesome, fresh and tasty with the capers giving it a tangy kick. It is an unexpectedly filling and generous sandwich! I just loved it. The server behind the counter was most helpful, carrying my coffee to the bar high seat. It was a full house, packed but warm and upbeat.

Wild mushroom pizza
Judy C.

3 of us met for Saturday brunch. Each of us ordered something different: eggs Benedict with smoked salmon, wild mushroom pizza and chicken BLT. While the waiter was friendly, he never came to ask if we wanted dessert or coffee. When we finally decided to pay, he didn't show us the check. When we asked to split the check, he said that's fine but wanted to wait for the third person to return from the bathroom, because she needed to add tip to close out tab. Huh??!! I told him he could start with the 2 of us and she'd be back by the time it got to her. He said no, he needed to wait. Huh??? Then when she came back, he started with our charges anyway! D'uh

Lemon Poppyseed muffin
Sydney N.

Came here for a quick breakfast when I had some alone time in the city. The ham and cheese quiche was 10000% better than I expected it to be, amazing, definitely opt to heat it up. The lemon poppyseed muffin was good as well. I ate them both at Bryant Park. The service was quick and the staff was friendly. The restaurant itself was nice and quiet, decent amount of seating.

Aditi R.

My partner and I came in here because the pastries look SO GOOD. The queue is pretty fast moving once you enter. We got multiple things: pistachio cronut, praline bliss chocolate cake, pistachio financier, hot chocolate and a drip coffee. The pastry and the baked goods very really good. I'd rank these (1) praline bliss, (2) cronut and (3) financier. The drinks on the other hand were bad. The hot chocolate was not hot and extremely sweet. It tasted like cheap cocoa mix. The drip coffee was very watery as well. The price range is a lil high but very typical for the location. I'd recommend sticking to the baked goods and sweet treats only.

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