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    5.0 (4 reviews)
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    Excellent Bakery on the corner of Manhattan av and Montrose av. Fresh bread daily and a few more items.

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    Bread is fantastic, prices are reasonable, and the people who work there are so nice. Definitely recommend!!

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    Paris Baguette - So delightful.

    Paris Baguette

    4.4(46 reviews)
    2.8 miLong Island City

    stopped into Paris Baguette the other day and it's exactly what you want from a chain like this…read more Not pretending to be artisanal, but still hitting a solid level of quality. I grabbed a ham and cheese croissant and a strawberry soft cream cake. The croissant was actually flaky with a decent butter flavor, not dry or bready like a lot of chain spots. The ham wasn't cheap-tasting either, which I half expected. The strawberry cake was light and not overly sweet, more whipped cream than sugar bomb, which made it easy to finish without feeling gross. Also tried their iced latte. Nothing fancy, but it wasn't burnt or watery, which honestly already puts it above a lot of similar chains. What stands out is consistency. You can walk into almost any location and know exactly what you're getting. Display is always stocked, everything looks clean, and the ordering process is quick even when it's busy. It's not a destination bakery, but that's not the point. It's a reliable, better-than-average stop when you want something quick that still feels a little elevated.

    Even though I like supporting, small, independent businesses, this franchise location is very…read moreconvenient and always stocked with fresh pastries foods, & cakes. The staff is really nice and easy-going. Also, the young (I think) 2nd Gen owner (very cool seeing the culture carried on) is there a lot. Everything is freshly baked and a good portion. Even the sandwiches and salads in the packaged food case look really good. I've had the custard cream bun, hotdog garlic roll, & a egg, ham & hash brown roll (wasn't a huge fan, the hash brown doesn't stay crispy). I've tried the Portuguese egg tart (Pastel de Nata) & that wasn't so great - reminded me of the egg tarts from Aldi, sweet bland filler custard. The staff can heat the pastries up for you, but it might take at least two rounds for larger items. Highly recommend the round fried rice flour/mochi doughnut, soboro bao (the peanut butter crust-topped bun) & if they have, a coffee/mocha shell-topped bao. You can't go wrong with a Korean chiffon cake slice - not too sweet, and light as air buttercream. Not sure if the strawberry cake is based off of Japanese strawberry (birthday) cake. I've never had their drinks, so don't have a review about them. I don't get the impression that the drinks are the strength of the café. Paris Baguette is a chain from Korea. I think their cafés in Korea are a lot bigger and very nice/comfortable, the US version is a more minimal and quick service kind of set up. For $4 -15 you can get a decent pastry, sandwich, or salad which is a great option for the area, LaGuardia Community College students & hotel guests nearby.

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    Win Son Bakery - Millet Mochi Donut (~$5)

    Win Son Bakery

    4.2(769 reviews)
    0.1 miEast Williamsburg
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    first time at this place and I waited in line for less than 10 min and the same amount of time for…read moremy to go pastry box to come out the pastries are delicious and they're all so different! the cashier was really nice and helped me pick out some good ones and my fav was the almond croissant one! so yummyyyy can't wait to come back for the lunch menu!

    xia ($19) - my number 1 recommendation because after trying…read moreeverything else, this remains the best - something about the combo of shrimp, egg, and cheese just makes the flavor super well rounded; nothing fancy but a good basic - it always comes hot, fresh, and crispy with jumbo snappy shrimp pastrami beef tongue ($21) - my number 2 choice if you want something less basic! - it was heavier with more flavor than the shrimp; it also felt fattier in a good slutty way because the meat was super succulent rousang ($16) - this is where i start questioning their menu only because this is still scallion pancake but half the portion of the xia - regardless of the portion, i loved the flavor and texture; it got a good amount of rousang paired with egg and cheese - scallion pancake itself was super crispy but a lot thinner than the one above san bei ji chop'd cheese ($21) - this was not bad but flavor wasnt as good as the 3 above - i didn't really taste the 3 cup fan tuan ($7) - i cried when i saw this because it was the skinniest, shortest, tiniest fan tuan ive ever seen in my life and most expensive... - fan tuan is supposed to be so massive with lots of rice and filling that your blood sugar level spikes like crazy ok; this wasn't enough to send me to a coma so it was a fake fan tuan - it breaks my heart seeing them sell this because you cannot call this fan tuan - i will give credit for them for serving a crispy 油條 (chinese fried donut?) though red date cake - really yummy super moist and not too sweet bolo bao - too expensive and ordinary; just get it at a regular asian bakery mochinut - very dense mochi donut! So so chewy your jaw will have to get to work; i can see how some ppl wouldn't like it bc it's too chewy and dense but i loved it rating: 4/5 - if i take into consideration of the whole menu, this would probably be 3/5 but since i always just get the scallion pancake and pastries, and they have consistently been delectable, it's a solid 4! - i just love the texture and flavor a lot especially the xia - the ambiance is super hippie and chill; it's a perfect spot for breakfast and quick bites; they also got this bar section with a tv playing old school films giving retro vibes - their pastries were all delicious with some unique selection - service has consistently been amazing; workers there were all happy and chill vibes - definitely give it a try but start from the xia and pastries for sure IG: @nom.noms.only

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