We came on a Friday afternoon around 1 and there was a short line, but it moved really quick. When it's your turn they do expect you to know what your order is, there's no time to really look and see what there is, so make sure to do it before your turn. Since we came in the afternoon, most of the items were sold out. We got a chocolate chip cookie, pistachio croissant and the earl grey morning bun. The earl grey morning bun was my favorite because the crispy pastry paired well with the earl grey sugar coating. The pistachio croissant was good, but I prefer the texture of the flavors of the morning bun more. There's no indoor seating, but there's some tables outside of the bakery to enjoy the goods. read more

Radio Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Pros: I ordered the Burrata Prosciutto Basil sandwich & the Earl Grey morning bun. The sandwich was delicious, and my favorite part was the bread!! It had a perfect balance of a slight crunch on the outside & softness on the inside. The Earl Grey morning bun was also very good, with a right amount of sweetness and sugar coating. Cons: Indoor seating is limited to just a few high-top spots. There are also some outdoor seats, but they're not ideal during the colder winter months. read more

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Don't know how to describe the feeling of waking up, and the first bite in my mouth is a fresh Everything focaccia followed with smoked salmon and then little cuts of onion slices and fresh hints of dill finally landing on some light cream cheese....like 10/10. The different textures of the sandwich really complement each other well and the dill just brightens the whole piece to a new breakfast experience. They gained a new follower from just that first bite. Didn't get to try the shakshuka focaccia but the egg was jammy and I would smell the fragrant seasoning and tomatoes from across the table. Went around 7:45a-8a on a Sunday and no wait. read more

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Simply the best stuff in the city. The lines show that people keep coming. The smell outside is yummy (minus the calories). A beautiful array of pastries both sweet and savory. I've gone for the everything focaccia with scallion cream cheese,twice now. And then the sweets are so beautiful and tasty. Must try it if in area and if not, still must go. Go early. Though the weekend specials are only available starting at 10 am. So we didn't get to try the passion fruit croissant. Anyway, lots to choose from either way. read more

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One of the best bakeries in NYC hands down. Going down the list of my favorite pastries and sandwiches: I am a huge fan of their crispy chili oil tofu sandwich. It's the perfect lunch, with the chili oil adding a new layer of flavor to the crunchiness of the cabbage and the texture of the tofu. I can eat one way too quickly. Their brown butter corn cake has this perfect consistency - slightly mochi and caramelized. I love corn-flavored desserts, and this one might be top of the list. The sweetness level is just right and makes me want to come back for more. Earl grey morning bun was light and the flavors weren't overpowering Pistachio croissant was filled with pistachios (obviously), so rich and decadent Chocolate chip cookie was also very solid, not too crispy mixed with the right amount of dark chocolate Clearly I've been to Radio many many times, and I'm never not excited for my next visit! read more

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Came around 9am and the line was seemingly not terrible but there was another mini-line within the bakery since it was somewhat cold (or maybe it's always like that). By the time I ordered, the shashuka focaccia was out. My partner and I got the smoked salmon sandwich, Meyer lemon and olive oil croissant, and a classic croissant with a latte. The focaccia on the smoked salmon sandwich was delightful. The everything focaccia was perfectly salted and melded well with the salmon which tasted surprisingly light with the cream cheese and dill. Moving on to the Meyer lemon and olive oil croissant, it was still warm! Whatever cloudy skies was out there, was perked up by the floral and lemony custard. For the croissant, I had to get it just to have a comparison to other bakeries. It was flaky and buttery but not my favorite. Similarly, for the latte, it was instant machine made. A bit disappointed but they're not known for their coffee so there's that. I will definitely come back for the lunch menu. read more

Radio Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

We came at 7:30am on a Sunday morning to ensure an endurable wait. There were only 6-8 people in front of us, and the line moved quickly. I came for the croissants and chocolate chip cookies but - insider tip - cookies don't come out until around 9am. Will be back this week for those! Aside from that, we collected the almond chocolate croissant (delish), the smoked salmon focaccia sandwich (my absolute favorite) and the earl grey morning bun (delicious). Not a single dud! There is no seating available indoors so be aware of that. The service is friendly and fast. Delighted! read more

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Omg. Generally I am the world's biggest hater of lining up for something but there I was, in the middle of a torrential downpour, waiting in line on a Saturday morning for purportedly some of the best pastries and sandwiches in NYC. Was it worth it? Absolutely. (Though I will say that, if you can, you should come here on a weekday instead.) The fact that I didn't snap a photo is a testament to how quickly we consumed the sandwich and pastry we got. Once inside, the options are impossible. Prepare to panic order at whatever happens to catch your fancy. On the day we went, the options for the focaccia sandwiches were: burrata/prosciutto/basil, spring pea/ricotta, ham/rosemary butter, tuna melt, and some sort of crispy tofu. I wanted all of them but our group settled on the burrata. It was unbelievable. By far, the star of the show was the incredible focaccia, crispy and super oily in the best way. Of the sweet options, we went with the twice baked strawberry croissant (even as I'm tying this out, my stomach is grumbling in remembering how great it was). It was perhaps the best croissant I've ever eaten - flaky edges, beautiful pillowy center. It was one of those croissants you greedily want all for yourself and begrudge every bite that someone else, including your own husband, takes. It was a croissant that was worth waiting in a line in NYC (technically, Brooklyn). It was maybe even worth the drive down from Boston. I was hoping to try their chocolate chip cookie and the matcha pastry - maybe next time. My regret is we didn't get more things to try. If you're ever trying to decide whether to get that one extra pastry, the answer is always yes. read more

We went to Radio Bakery for lunch to try and avoid the morning crowd, which was a blessing but also a regret. The line moved quickly, and the staff was very thorough in explaining the food and drinks they were offering at the time. The bakery is very cozy inside, but there's also 3-4 tables outside for people to eat and chitchat. We got the food very quick and walked over to McClaren park to enjoy a small picnic. For dessert, we split the croissant and cookie. The croissant was very flaky and crispy, which the cookie was a perfect amount of salty on the crust but very gooey in the middle. I would definitely recommend to try this before summer ends. read more

Radio Bakery - Chocolate chip cookie Croissant Tuna salad sandwich Prosciutto burrata sandwich - Bakeries Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Went on a Friday morning and there was a small line that moved fairly quickly. I ordered the artichoke and green garlic focaccia and the chocolate chunk cookie. Both were phenomenal and I can understand why there was a line. I would definitely go back to try their other pastries and their focaccia sandwiches, which looked amazing. read more

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Amazing bread, great sandwich's. Service was fast and friendly.Get there early and prepare yourself for a line, it moves fast but a line nonetheless. Small place, a little tight. But definitely worth a trip. read more

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No, you're not seeing double.. I visited the new RB last week in Prospect Heights. I need to re-review In Greenpoint. Last year, my first time visiting, I was a newbie. I needed to become a RB expert. Additionally, I had my eye on the Tuna Salad last week and decided to buy one to take to lunch to work tomorrow. First, there was a line of twenty people, I don't remember waiting on line last year. I guess I got lucky! Excited clients know the hidden gems inside RB! Line? What line? Second, inside you are carefully navigating so paid clients needing to exit. ( Think, Seinfeld Soup Nazi episode lol! But a lot friendlier!) Third, look alive and know what you want to order. The patrons ahead and behind me were excited and asked me for advice ( newbies). I told them to order the turkey, marinated kale and basil pesto sammy.. I raved and raved. They got more excited. I saw the tuna and .. wait.. what's this??? Spicy Tofu on a Stirato baguette with creamy tahini sauce?? I didn't see this at Prospect Heights! Wow.. tough decision but I went with the tuna and a chocolate chip cookie. I'll be back for the Tofu. For sure! I have to say. RB is top notch with the amazing sandwiches and pastries. The employees rock and for a crowded busy store the cleanliness was superb ( the beverage case shiny and the organized condiment bar). Way to go RB! Fawn now has RB 2x in Brooklyn which is twice as nice!! What would make me really happy? You know.... Open in Bay Ridge!!!! Okay my fellow Yelpers where does the name Radio Bakery come from?? See my first review... Newbie no more! Radio Bakery is located on 135 India Street. Take the G train to Greenpoint, exit at the India Street exit and 1 minute walk. Be prepared!! There will be a line. RB closes at 3:30pm, however, if sold out, RB closes early. read more

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Big fan of the brown butter corn cake. French onion pastry is unique and fun too. I took them home to warm it up. I really wish it could come warm because what's the point of a cold pastry, -1 star for cold. read more

Came here on a Saturday at 10:30, and the line was long but moved efficiently. I got a classic croissant, heirloom tomato croissant, earl grey morning bun, and a sweet corn and pecorino focaccia. The classic croissant was the weak link -- it was bready and not flaky. Everything else was incredible and flavorful. The sweet corn focaccia was fluffy and chewy, a nice mix of sweet and savory. The earl grey morning bun was fragrant and not too sweet. The heirloom tomato croissant had a great burst of flavor, and the cheese they had was subtle but added nice textural interest. read more

Radio bakery is a hundred percent worth the hype. Each item on the menu from the pastries to the sandwiches are so full bodied, packed so much flavor, and there so well put together with each ingredient being high quality and meshing together well with the overall item. I have been dying to try this place. I literally set an alarm 5 hours before i usually wake up, to get up early and drive the half hour here to try this place and it was so worth it. I am already thinking of the next time I'll be back. The sandwiches are so reasonably priced, each piece being the length of my forearm for a very reasonable price! The pastries id say are more expensive than I've seen in other places but they are a must try. Everything is just so well balanced, and delicious. The focaccia bread was seasoned perfectly, you can taste every element in the sandwich from the bread to the olive oil, to the meat, and the vegetables. The pastries are not very sweet and the flavor is so subtle yet not. It lingers in your mouth leaving you salivating for more. The interior is small, with barely any seats but there is some outdoor seating. The service here is decent, nothing really noteworthy and if anything, leaning more towards friendly than not. Definitely became one of my favorite bakeries, will definitely be back. TLDR; yes. Come here. read more

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One of my new favorite bakeries -- everything was phenomenal. - Prosciutto and burrata focaccia sandwich: life-changing. Truly. The chewy, crisp focaccia on it's own is already a show stopper, but paired with herby pesto and fresh basil, perfectly salty and savory prosciutto, and surprisingly light and fresh burrata, this was a perfect sandwich for me, - Twice-baked pistachio croissant: I don't even like pistachio that much, but holy cow this was amazing. Instead of a standard pistachio "butter," Radio Bakery fills this croissant with what tastes, looks, and feels more like a pistachio "jam" -- I promise you haven't had anything like this. The combination of textures and the sweet, earthy, nutty jam is unlike anything else I've ever had. Definitely order this! - Earl grey morning bun: Flakey, fluffy, and dotted with crisp caramelized sugar with great earl grey flavor throughout, this was also a fantastic pastry. An easy hit and safe choice, perfectly executed. read more

Radio Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Aw man I really wanted to like this place because of all the good reviews.. but sadly, I just don't think it's worth waiting in the long lines for. I've tried their pastries on different occasions and thought they were just ok. The pistachio croissant was nothing special and a even a little too flakey in some parts and too doughy in others. The focaccia sandwiches are tasty but whYYYY are they so oily??? There is a pool of oil at the bottom of my take out container. Not to mention, it's pretty pricey. They do have a lovely staff and the line goes by fast! Overall, just not for me. read more

Radio Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Nice service, the people were kind and fun. Apparently, after a break it takes them about 3days to prepare their bread for sandwiches and other delicacies. So we had a good cinnamon roll and chocolate croissant. A bit pricey, definitely paying to have been to Radio Bakery. Worth a visit not sure i'd wait in a long line for it. read more

Been dying to go here after hearing all the buzz and I finally made the trek out to Greenpoint. Thankfully very close to the Greenpoint G and the line Friday afternoon was not terrible. I got there a little before noon and the line moved quickly and efficiently. The weather was pretty miserable this day but I managed to get a seat inside. I enjoyed the turkey sando, the pumpkin cheesecake, and the triple chocolate croissant with a friend. The croissant has such a gorgeous shiny finish but I was kinda let down with how much filling it had. The sandwich was delicious though. The sesame focaccia was great and chewy with a perfect amount of kale. I'd definitely keep coming back for the pumpkin cheesecake. It was as pretty as it was good to eat. Radio Bakery is definitely worth the visit but you should make the time earlier in the day. read more

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Review is for the tuna salad sandwich onlyyyy. The menu description reads lemon zest, pepperoncini, stirato. This is a mayo-based tuna salad with, what I assume is, minced cornichon, celery half moons, rice grain sized pieces of lemon zest, sliced pepperoncinis, and possibly pepperoncini juice on a thin sesame crusted Italian style baguette (stirato). The sesame seeds offer a nice toasty, nutty opening to a bright, sour, and citrusy tuna salad. The stirato is thin enough that it rivals a scooped out sesame bagel, yet it doesn't shred your palate. It's soft enough that if you are left with more bread than spread at the end of the sandwich experience, the bread is good and can stand on its own. Around 11:00AM on a chilly Wednesday, there was no line out the door. read more

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Soooo good, like best pastries I've had. Line is longgg but come on a weekday if you WFH Their PSL also so yum. Focaccia scallion cream cheese is my only don't get again, but want to try their sandwiches. Pastries are like $5ish Ranking goes earl gray morning bun, corn bread, apple croissant, scallion twist, foccacia, but the first four are marginal and I will def be back to try more Instagram - @joangela.eats read more

Radio Bakery - Pastries - Bakeries Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

On a Friday morning, there was a long line at the door bright and early a few minutes before they opened! But they have an efficient system to keep the line moving. I ordered the salmon and cream cheese on focaccia, the earl grey pastry, and the classic croissant. The salmon sandwich was pretty good, as was the classic croissant - soft and buttery. I didn't love the earl grey pastry and didn't end up finishing that one, but it was true to the Earl grey flavor. It was nice to try this spot that often is so hard to get into because of the time commitment of the line! read more

Radio Bakery - Salmon and cream cheese on focaccia - Bakeries Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Ordered: Classic Croissant (~$5) Twice Baked Pistachio Croissant (~$8) Rhubarb & Custard Croissant (~$7) Earl Grey Morning Bun (~$6) Smoked Salmon Focaccia Sandwich (~$15): cream cheese, dill, pickled onion, everything spice focaccia Cortado (~$5): with oat milk Aya's take: If you know anything about Radio Bakery, you know coming here is an ordeal. Long wait times, hoping your favorite pastries are still available, and planning when you're going to do it all over again. This was my first time here and I was determined to make the most of it. I happen to be in the area early on a Sunday and hopped on line around 7:20am (they open at 7:30am). There were 20 people in front of me. Once they opened at 7:30am, the line moved quick and I was already ordering by 7:40am and out the door by 7:45am. If I had to choose my must-haves, it would be the Smoked Salmon Focaccia Sandwich and Rhubarb & Custard Croissant. The Smoked Salmon Focaccia Sandwich was absolutely outstanding. Genuinely one of the best breakfast sandwiches with smoked salmon that I've ever had. The focaccia is fresh, soft, and warm and properly coated with the everything seasoning. The combination of dill & pickled onion was fantastic. The pickled onion adds that sweet, crisp texture to every bite. The smoked salmon was super fresh and the amount of cream cheese was just right. The Rhubarb & Custard Croissant was so satisfying, light, and delicate. I love custardy pastries so if you're into that, you'll love this one. Some of the pastries were good tries but I didn't really seek out more bites but no matter what, you will not make a bad decision here. Get what catches your eye and don't hold back! read more

Heard too much about this place through friends and social media so I had to give it a try when I visited NY. Came on a weekday ~10:30a and there was a line out the door but it moved quite quickly-- about 15 min wait. Ordered the morning bun and chocolate croissant. Both were delicious-- crispy and flaky with lots of flavor. I could really taste the earl grey and chocolate. Would love to come back to try their sandwiches as the line for lunch grew quite rapidly by the time I left. read more

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WORTH the hype and wait! outstanding pastry selection. the cinnamon roll was one of the best I had in new york. the rhubarb tart was also a nice surprise. the quality of the dough, and details they put into each pastry is impressive. both a delicious and refreshing bite in each pastry. friendly employees and experience. can't wait to go again read more

Radio Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

This may actually be my favorite bakery in NYC.. Here's what you need to know: 1. No indoor seating and the line keeps getting longer. But absolutely worth the wait. 2. Sandwiches and baked goods are next level. Everything is fantastic on the sandwich side. 3. Brown butter corn cake. Get it immediately. 4. They sell out early... plan accordingly read more

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WOOOW!!!! I mean.... I'm always very VERY skeptical of "best bakery in the city" or "hottest new bakery" titles but man oh man did they show out. I arrived before they opened to make sure I had full array of options. The selection was plentiful and the staff were friendly and helpful answering any questions. I settled on the bacon, egg, and cheese focaccia which was still warm!! I took one bite and was transported somewhere else mentally. I mean it was just the perfect balance and texture. With every mouthful I just couldn't get enough, I was boarder line cramming it in my mouth. The more on tasted it the more I wanted it. As for the space, it's small and basically a coffee/tea stirring station and the line to order. Which was fine since I was in the move. If I learned one thing eating at bakeries most are not worth the hype, price, or wait. Radio is worth all of the above and the prices seemed lower and more reasonable than the other bakeries I visited in the area. Well worth a visit if you're in the city, and well worth a trip if you're not in the city. read more

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Please just stick with the croissants and pastries here, those are legitimately delicious. I dumbly wanted to try something new and ordered the $15 Tuna with Lemon Zest and Peppercino Sandwich. And honestly, it felt like plain robbery. It literally tastes like the tuna sandwich you cna get at Subways. It was just really basic and small for $15, and the bread was surprisingly tough and hard to chew too. I had high hopes for this bakery given how great the pastries are but man the sandwich was just wrong. Service was nice and friendly though the space was a bit small and crowded. read more

Radio Bakery - Tuna, Lemon Zest, and Peppercino sandwich - Bakeries Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

As great as everyone says! I went on a Friday at around 11:15 and only had to wait about 15 minutes. They were sold out of a good amount of the pastries but they still had a seasonal fruit option, their peanut chocolate and triple chocolate croissants, savory options and cookies. They had every sandwich and they all looked great! I ended up getting the turkey kale pesto sandwich, it was delish but definitely oily. I also got the blueberry coconut like croissant and triple chocolate croissant YUM read more

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Amazing place and I'm not a bakery person at all . I went four times during my month in NYC. You need to see the menu times on their website to plan your trip or you won't get what you want. Line moved faster than expected Turn right out the door and walk to the water to enjoy. Right at the subway too super easy read more

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sandwiches are good but expensive for the size. the bread and quality is amazing though. everything tastes very fresh. the sweet pastries are fine - never anything mind blowing. the corn bread is really good though! read more

Radio Bakery - kale turkey sandwich - Bakeries Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Came here again as the first stop on a bakery tour and it reaffirmed that this is my favorite bakery! New pastries I tried this time were the pistachio croissant (perfectly crispy on the outside with delicious pistachio filling), sausage focaccia (lots of sausage crumbles on springy bread) and the mushroom bechamel tart (was probably my favorite). The flavor combinations here are phenomenal and it has the perfect balance and texture. I can't wait to come back here again! read more

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Truly my favorite bakery in the city. I'm lucky to live close by so can go on weekdays to avoid crazy long lines, but there are always going to be people here! I love that their menu changes seasonally and it's always so fun to try their new pastry and sandwich flavors. My all time favorite is the French onion soup croissant. Their pastries are all perfectly crispy, laminated, and flaky. Their sandwiches and focaccia are amazing, and love that they have options for everyone! The staff are so lovely even though it can get extremely chaotic. Always the best! read more

My BFF suggested this for breakfast - I am no longer a local, but I would say yes, I am a psycho about baked goods and will regularly drop $70 on one bakery visit for just myself. Super friendly, creative pastries - I wanted to try them all honestly. We got the everything focaccia with scallion cream cheese - chefs kiss. It was flavorful, salty, and the texture was perfect. Blueberry croissant had perfect blueberries and some lemon cream. The things I wanted to try but couldn't: frankly everything, BUT the nduja croissant (I think it was a croissant?), almond croissant, and all of the other things. Place is divided into savory at the door, sweet near checkout, order drinks with cashier. 3 tables out front, 2 chairs each. A couple of stools inside so not a ton of seating. Would 1000% return. Had a small line at opening time, but it moved fast and wasn't crazy at all read more

One of the hottest bakeries in town -- ever since they expanded to two locations, the lines have died down a bit. If you go early on a weekday, there was also little to no line. I love the mix of savory and sweet pastries -- everything we got was fantastic, but personal favorites are the Foccacia and Mushroom Croissant. I'll be back for that Earl Grey Morning Bun! read more

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Radio Bakery is 100% worth the hype (and the line outside proves it!). The pastries and sandwiches are out of this pure heaven in every bite. Yes, you might have to wait a little, but once you taste their baked goods you'll understand why. The staff keeps things moving quickly and they're super friendly despite the rush. If you love fresh, high-quality pastries and bread, Radio Bakery should be at the top of your list. Trust me, it's worth setting your alarm early for! read more

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Although the line was long, the hype was real! We tried their twice baked pistachio croissant and their prosciutto burrata focaccia sandwich. Both items were amazing - the croissant was ultra flaky and had a decadent pistachio filling, and the sandwich was soft yet crispy. The inside of the store was busy, and the staff were friendly. We were able to grab one of their outdoor tables. We would definitely recommend! read more

The earl grey morning bun!!!!!! That is all. Jk but the pastries here are seriously phenomenal. There's always a line, and they do sell out if you don't come early enough. Definitely try to come on a weekday if possible, the lines can get long on the weekends. I have still yet to try the twice baked pistachio croissant, but if it's as good as the morning bun, then I'm 100% waking up early for it. The sandwiches are also solid, they have great focaccia. We thought the triple chocolate croissant was average, but everything else we got were hits. read more

Your experience here is either a hit or miss. And I'm not talking about the quality and the taste of the food because frankly. Everything here is delicious. But in talking about the selection and options you have after trenching that long and never ending line. Despite the lines going fast and not too long if a wait. I believe the longest I've waited was about 30-45 mins on Saturday morning. Despite waiting all that time, the choices you are in for varies. I do highly recommend everyone to come here AT LEAST twice only because of the morning / afternoon food changes. Morning: all of your usually baked foods plus the seasonal focaccia choices. Your infamous earl grey morning buns, various croissants and tarts, buns and focaccia breads, cookies and all ! Lunch ( starts at 11am): everything that is listed above is included plus the addition of their filling sandwiches. Now I did say everything in the morning is included ONLY if supplies last. I will tell you. Supplies DO NOT last past 11am. Most things a from the morning is sold out by the time lunch rolls by and the sandwiches are displayed. I highly recommend coming early for one visit and a bit later for the next. So you are able to taste menus from both sides! Must tries in my opinion : Morning selection: - chocolate chip cookies. This is a very unassuming choice. The cookies tend to be overlooked as others go for the more eye catching baked goods. I repented for my mistake and on the second visit I was able to grab one. It was DELICIOUS. Soft chewy and crunchy at the same time - ALL of the focaccia. the main reason for the second visit was to grab their focaccia again but this is a must must must try ! - croissants. sweet or savory their technique is impeccable. layers are soft and delicate Lunch: - honestly any of their sandwiches look amazing but my favorites must be the ones with baguettes. Only because I enjoy the hearty and crusty bread that baguettes give in comparison to the soft meats on the interior But I will warn you The menu changes often. One day you may enjoy one thing and the next day it's gone ! read more

Probably one of the best focaccia bread's I've ever tasted in my life! So fresh, chewy and delicious. There is usually a 15-20 min line around peak breakfast and lunch hours and they usually sell out before the day ends, but you can't go wrong with any item here. Small space with some seats inside but lots of outside sidewalk seating. read more

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