Only go here if you are throwing a party for your tastebuds. The cookies-chocolatey chocolate chip…read moreis pure heaven. They had lemon last I was there and it was pure bliss. For those that can have nuts, I've heard only great things about the chocolate chip walnut, and for the deranged who like to contaminate their cookies with raisins, you'll probably love their oatmeal raisin edition. These cookies are dense but with the finest crumb. They are served warm and are gooey and soft on the inside. Eating one is more like six regular sized cookies, so pace yourself and take caution to avoid a carb coma.

Delicious cookies - if they're good enough for Taylor Swift, they're good enough for me…read more We got the chocolate chip and chocolate chocolate chip. Came early and the cookies were warm and gooey, haven't had them fresh in over 10 years and the mailed variety we are gifted every now and then just don't compare. No frills, no seating at this takeaway original location (there's a sit down option a few blocks away).

Love this bakery!! Great coffee, nice selection of teas, scrumptious pastries and delicious…read moresandwiches. The people behind the counter are friendly and helpful. The shop is bright and welcoming. Such a nice way to start the day!!

My child was needing a treat so I stopped in to get a matcha for me and a cinnamon bun for him!…read moreService was quick and efficient. It was mid morning so not too busy. A full pastry case and lots of cozy indoor and outdoor seating options available! The cinnamon bun was good, but I prefer a cinnamon roll. Ask for it to be warmed up! The matcha was great!

Nice location. Good staff . Macrons good. Cinnabon bun stale and cappuccino bitter.read more

Barachou was pretty good but nothing special IMHO. First and foremost, the price of their cream…read morepuffs for that size is absolutely ridiculous. Just go to Bibble & Sip if you want reliable tasty cream puffs at a good price. My friend and I got their take on a tiramisu and the passionfruit tart. The tiramisu pudding(?) was good but nothing special. The passionfruit tart's cream was lovely but the outer shell/baked crust was so hard that it was basically inedible. I also got the unsweetened passionfruit tea which was fine but again, nothing special. All in all, Barachou didn't live up to its hype for me.

The flakiest pastries I've ever had. The spicy cheese bread was so flaky it was very impressive and…read morethe flavor was so yummy. The pistachio cherry croissant was amazing. I didn't even miss the chocolate which was impressive. To avoid going through jcc where there is security and a line. You can go to the ordering window which is convenient.

Michaeli Bakery has been on my to-go list for a while and I decided to pop on over when I saw that…read morethey had an UWS location! I got a cherry pistachio croissant to go. Cherry pistachio croissant: 10/10 (a really solid croissant-- not too sweet, but still has the sweetness from the cherry. Can't say this is my fav croissant place though, because I do prefer the croissants in L'Appartment a tad more.) Location is kinda weird-- it's located in the first floor of a community center so it was a hassle to get into the bakery... you have to check your id/bags etc. and the staff wasn't the friendliest. Service was fast but eh. Maybe I'll check out the other location next time.

This place this make you dream about cookies until you go back OMFG…read moreThe service was quick and very friendly. The vibes were cute and lovely. This is a MUST STOP when in NYC.

Not sure if "Life-changing", but it's definitely yummy. The "pie-crust" idea combines the best…read morepart of warm cookies (soft and chewy texture) with the best part of pies (flaky and buttery). Got the small sized Sweet potato marshmallow, Chocolate, Triple berry, Pecan, Apple cookies and the large Brown butter toffee chocolate and Apple cobbler cookies. Our favorites were the triple berry by far (tastes like a fresh blueberry pie), followed by a tie between the sweet potato marshmallow and apple. The larger cookies are great too, although I'd personally rather have a Levain cookie for the price. Speaking of, they're not cheap, since even the small cookies are $3-$3.50. Still, quite worth the cost. Definitely air-fry rather than microwave if you take home. And they all go great with milk.

Creamy, delicious and not too unconventional vegan pumpkin cheesecake for Thanksgiving. A big hit…read more Next year I'll buy more than one. The apple tart was just ok; good for huge fans of lots of cinnamon. Too cinnamon-y for my taste.

Unfortunately not that great of a bakery. The Bundt cake was ok and not worth the price. However…read moreit's not bad for a gluten free bakery.

Typical cafe food, coffee, and pastries imo. Got the tuna melt and it wasn't very fishy which i'd…read moreimagine people would appreciate and the crueller was tasty but oddly mashy in the center? I'd imagine this is exactly how some people would like their donuts as well. ANYWAY THE REAL HIGHLIGHT IS the staff!! they are AMAZING!!! They're so kind, cheery, and efficient despite the Sunday morning rush. GIVE THEM A RAISE!!!

I was surprised daily provisions is so small inside for how adored it is…read more- throughout the entire time I studied here there was a large line waiting to order and to pick up, it is clearly a hot spot for coffee, pastries, and meals - I was so impressed by the sausage egg and cheese. the sandwich came out piping hot with a runny egg and melted messy cheese. i believe it came from the cheese...or perchance a sauce...but there was a unique slightly savory tangy taste. the sausage was a thick juicy patty which made the whole thing very filling - my americano was quite solid, I enjoy that they have "for here" cups. I was quite surprised by the cruller, the outside had a crisp sugary layer while the inside was slightly sugar soaked keeping it moist and sweet. nothing was dry or crumbly - the wifi is strong and they have outlets BUT the outlets are all turned off so do not be fooled.

Orwasher's on the Upper West Side is a true bakery standout -- especially if you're a bagel lover…read more Their gluten-free bagels are a revelation: noticeably higher in quality than most gluten-free options out there. They've got that perfect chew and depth of flavor you usually only find in traditional bagels, making them worth seeking out even if gluten-free isn't a must for you. The atmosphere is charming and classic, and the staff are friendly and helpful, adding to the overall feel of a neighborhood favorite. The wait after ordering was quite long - approximately 15-20 minutes. That said, if you're stopping in for lunch sandwiches, just a heads-up -- the serving sizes are on the smaller side. They're beautifully crafted and delicious, but if you're especially hungry or looking for a hearty midday meal, you might find yourself wanting just a bit more. Overall, Orwasher's delivers exceptional quality -- especially with their gluten-free bagels -- and the cozy, welcoming vibe keeps you coming back.

Two girls working this evening were screwing around and telling people to leave 10 minutes before…read moreclose, like there's a nice way to do that, poor guy was handling the crowd by himself

If you enjoy baked goods that taste like they were made from a box in a random home kitchen, AND…read moreyou want to spend a lot of money on them, then Billy's Bakery is the perfect place for you. I found both the cookie sandwich and the cupcake to be very bland and generic. There was nothing special or that tasty about either item, especially considering the price. The interior is almost cute with its homey decor, but the space is very dimly lit, which looking back, felt like a preview of what the desserts were going to taste like. The buttercream on the cupcake was nice, but the cake itself, along with the cookie, tasted artificial and very similar to boxed mix. I truly do not recommend this bakery and cannot understand how it stays in business.

Seasonal peppermint cupcake was yummy. Cupcake was moist and the frosting wasn't too sweet…read more Ambiance inside is ok.

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