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    Rombiolo

    4.6 (104 reviews)
    InexpensiveBakeries, Cafes, Argentine
    Open 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    -Tramezzini Ham and Cheese (media luna/ croissant)  -Warm Empanadas( chicken )  16 oz. Cappuccino (large) and Latte (small)
    Laura C.

    A small Argentinian bakery in Bloomfield is situated in a semi-busy street. Outside seating (picnic benches with umbrellas); the only indoor seating is a booth (by window). Park on Sundays by the eye/optometrist place, which is right next to the bakery. On Sunday morning, the place was packed, and it's mostly a grab-and-go type of place. We got six chicken empanadas ($2.50 each). Argentinian empanadas are usually baked, and these ones were juicy and tasty. We also ordered a media luna, which on the menu is listed as a croissant with ham and cheese ($4.50) Worth it! A small latte ($2.50) and large cappuccino ($3.50) and a dulce de leche pastry ($1-2) in total we spent about $26.50 and it's worth it. The only negative was one of the workers. When we asked for a coffee holder and for our extra 2 empanadas (to make it an order of 6), my partner noticed she rolled her eyes at him as if annoyed. This was our first time visiting, and we didn't know how busy it could be on a Sunday morning, so for her to sigh and seem annoyed because we decided to ask for coffee cup holders made us second guess returning. Overall, food is tasty, affordable, and large portions are definitely a plus.

    Custard croissant
    Bria M.

    I love this bakery! The service is always great and their prices can't be beat! They have a decent sized parking lot on the side of the building. There's a few outdoor benches and indoor stools for dinning/drinking. I usually order the custard croissant, croissant toasted with butter, and a hot chocolate with almond milk. If you're in the area, skip the chain breakfast/bakery spots & support local!

    Media luna with ham and cheese.
    Irving R.

    Great place first time here. I had a media luna with ham and cheese and it was delicious. The croissant was super flaky and soft on the inside and had a glaze on the top that added a touch of sweetness to the sandwich, which was delicious. The Cafe con leche was less stronger than I'm used to with Puerto rican and Cuban versions and wasn't bad just wish it had less milk or more espresso. My only other qualm was that there wasn't a traditional menu and for someone new I felt a little flustered since I didn't know how or what I could order. They do have everything labeled in the case but I didn't know if I could get a croissant with say eggs or maybe add a different cheese. The place was packed on a Sunday morning and for a second while eating my sandwich, I forgot I was In Bloomfield (which is a good thing). I felt comfortable and immersed in a little slice of Argentina even if I was still in Jersey. Salud and thank you for a nice experience I'll definitely be back.

    Filling is loaded. Make sure they warm it up good
    Chris L.

    I come here often for Uruguayan empanadas and coffee. Not as good as Colombian empanadas but it hits the spot. It's a small place but there's plenty of people getting items to-go. There are seating to catch some futbol on the tele. Cc accepted. I don't think there is a restroom for the public. Plenty of free street parking.

    Palmitas
    Gab G.

    Rombiolo is an awesome Uruguayan bakery with super reasonable prices and a huge selection. Chicken and beef empanadas were both solid, though my favorite treats were the Palmitas and sugar stick pastries. Friendly service and line moved quickly.

    Custom cake

    Our go to spot. Everything is delicious especially the iced coffee! Always impressed with their customer cakes.

    Warm Ham and Cheese Croissant
    Sussanna G.

    We moved in right around the corner and wanted a bakery for our bread cravings. I think this is it for our little family. I wanted to try a cheese danish so bad, but they were sold out for the day. That just means I have to come back. The ham and cheese croissants were so good, especially with that hint of sweetness from the croissant's glaze. Not a super huge fan of the empanadas, but I did see that they had Cuban bread on the menu. I'll be checking it out next time!

    Goodies
    Edmary S.

    Very yummy baked goods and nice staff! The variety of sweet breads is very good and everything taste fresh! I love the dulce de leche bread. I would like to try their coffee next time I visit. This bakery is near my baby's pediatrician so I'll definitely stop by again.

    Warm Ham and Cheese Croissant
    Stacey H.

    What a cute little bakery five mins from my house. Everything was so delicious. So many pastries to choose from, coffees, sandwiches, etc. can't wait to come back

    So glad you decided to give this a Whirl.
    Yael D.

    Oh, dulce de leche. I feel like I am supposed to love you. With your sweet, rich, caramelly self. And yet, invariably, I wind up disappointed. But I keep trying. Thus, whenever I spot a pastry or cake that features you, I can't seem to resist. So it was here: Anyway, got a mini jelly-roll type cake, and a breakfast pastry of some kind; both filled with yeah... you guessed it... dulce de leche. And they were... I don't know... cloying and one-dimensional. Buttery caramel done right, which to me means it has a slight bitter edge and smokiness, plus a hit of salt, is just more my thing. Dulce de leche, which to my understanding is typically made by slow-cooking condensed milk, is heavier, more milky, and alas, overwhelmingly sweet, imo. Luckily, also got several Empanadas and a package of Palmiers, aka Elephant Ear Cookies. The latter; airy, crunchy and caramelized with sugar, were a big hit with the kid and Mama was also pretty fond of them. Just $4.00 nets you a whole slew, too. The very best thing, though, was the Empanadas. We stowed them in our freezer for later, and they reheated beautifully @ 350 for about 10-15 minutes. They made for perfect lunchbox stuffers, but really, just delicious anytime. I tried one stuffed with ground beef and one with chicken, and while I *think* they were originally baked rather than fried, their crusts were ultra-thin and crisp. Really lovely. Bottom line: I may well have finally given up on dulce de leche after my experience here. But the Empanadas and Palmiers more than redeemed things.

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    The tres leche that i bought this morning tastes so good that i want to buy another one!

    Adam D.

    Legit South American bakery owned and operated by a small group of South Americans. Good selection of cookies, pastries, breakfast sandwiches, and quiches, and reasonably priced. The croissants and cookies are super fresh and a must-try! Plenty of street parking out front.

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    These pastries are ridiculously good. A wonderful part of the neighborhood. Family owned Uruguayan and Argentinian.

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    Needed to be in the area for something else. Not usually near there. Dropped in to grab a bite. What wonderful food and service.

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    ... we went back to Montclair doing our "Thursday" thing. Cafe Giotto was the first and only stop…read more Same great atmosphere and same great staff. I admit I maybe over doing it but the soup of the day and sandwich I had was outstanding.

    ***3 1/2 stars***…read more Yesterday I decided on a total whim to just grab lunch here before seeing Disclosure Day across the street. I've walked by a gazillion times, usually in the mid-afternoon or evening when the place is really jumping (at least based on the outdoor seating situation). This time around, I came for an early lunch around 11:30am when there were only a few other people sitting down and I had my pick of indoor or outdoor seating. I didn't get much of a look at the interior during my brief trip inside, but it seemed pleasant enough. Morally I didn't have much of a choice though but to sit outside at their communal picnic tables, given that it was sunny and 72. You do the math. As most of my solo eating adventures go, the service was excellent. It definitely helped that it wasn't busy, but both waitresses on the premises were super attentive and I ordered my meal literally within 30 seconds of sitting down. I wasn't on a hardcore schedule (my movie wasn't for an hour and 15 minutes) but I was in and out in probably 20-25 minutes, which is just wild for a legit sit-down meal. Top marks all around. I liked that they kept a bottle of tap at my table too; just efficient there. As soon as I saw gnocchi on the menu, my decision was made. I went with the gnocchi al pomodoro off the lunch entree menu, which was honestly just okay. This is usually a dish I really enjoy, and while it was clearly fresh (the chunks of mozzy are a nice touch) it was pretty bland and tasteless. It's extremely rare for me to look around for seasoning, but I did here (and didn't see any within range, so let it go). Honestly very surprising. The gnocchi itself was fine, but the pieces were so small it was actually difficult to eat/get them onto the fork tines. I had to scoop most of them up, and it was a slow process. Not the biggest deal in the world (the gnocchi was tasty in and of itself) but just a slight annoyance. The price point was fine; with tip, I paid a little over $20, which is on par for Montclair. Maybe it was just an off day/lunch, but I think the play is to come back for dinner with a bottle of wine and get a different dish. This place is very popular (during my brief meal, several people walked by openly declaring they were going to stop by later to eat) so perhaps a few grains of salt here, which would have been nice to add to my dish.

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    This place has some good options, but it is more expensive than your average coffee shop. The first…read morething I noticed when I popped in was the menu was on a very fast rotation so that it was pretty difficult to read. I asked if they had a physical copy, which they did not. So even though they went digital only, they had no listed prices, which is annoying, especially if there was a line. It's just not the most ideal ordering experience. I did get a hazelnut frappe ($6.50) which was sweet and very thick. I was tempted and gave into a cinnamon role ($7.50) which they warmed up. Both were perfect sweet treats and didn't taste odd being vegan. The roll was huge. I probably shouldn't have gotten both because it was decadent, but they both rocked. There are a few chairs by the window, but there isn't a lot of space inside. The order did take a while to prepare, but it was interesting to try.

    Intentionally looked up Black Owned coffee shops in the area and Sweet Trail Cafe was the closest…read moreso that's where I wound up. It's angled on a the corner of Broad and Belleville (which is cool bc of how it's situated) and when you walk in you know you're stepping a bit back in time bc some of the original features of the building are still evident which makes for a warm welcome. There's plenty of seating available if you want to stay and people watch out the window or post up and do a little work with a cushioned window seat and table. I didn't even realize they were vegan until the wonderful woman stated it as I inquired about the dairy choices (so this was my first time having a vegan iced coffee). I went with the Crème Brûlée iced with oat milk and it HIT! It was seriously one of the most delicious iced coffees I've ever had (& I drink a lot of iced coffee). I will certainly be back to support this business and I need everyone else to pay them a visit too bc they should have a lot more foot traffic on a Wednesday morning.

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