It's fine. A good coffee shop in an area with very few of them…read more The teenagers behind the counter are very polite and helpful. The vibe is nice and quiet. It's a Paris Baguette, so you know what you're getting.

Finally, PB made it to this side of Bensonhurst!…read more If you've been to one of their franchise spot, then you probably have favorites and go-to items. I know I do. Coffee bun! We also love their soufflé cheesecake when we do splurge on dessert. It's kind of pricey. But worth it! I was a little disappointed with the blueberry yogurt cake - tasted stale (ugh), but the mochi donuts were yummy! This location is pretty new, less than 1 yr old. Right around the corner from Chipotle, on the 18th Avenue busy hub. Self service, tray, line with parchment, grab your goodies and pay. The staff are nice and friendly. Clean, roomy enough for customers to browse what they want but smaller than the location on 86th St. Although the price point is higher than your Asian bakery, the aesthetic and variety and taste makes it worth while. I'm a fan and be sure to join their loyalty program for treats!

A nice little coffeeshop with excellent pastries. The coffee is good and strong. For my pastries, I…read morehad an apple donut, which had a lot of little pieces of sweet candied apples inside -- delicious. I also had something similar to a blueberry tart/croissant. It was so good -- there was a light filling underneath the blueberry topping. Very easy to sit here and chat amongst friends as well. There are a few spaces to sit, one of which is a small couch and 2 chairs, good for groups of 4. There's another space for 2 to sit. Value: 5/5 Quality: 5/5 Quantity: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Atmosphere: 5/5

If you don't know it's there, it's easy to miss. In fact, even if you know it's there, it's hard to…read moretell if it's in business. The narrow storefront entrance is subtle at best, with dark windows and dim lighting. You might hesitate to pull on the door and, upon discovering it is in fact open, can't help but feel like they weren't prepared to open just yet. Being inside is no more inviting than outside. It's incredibly dark and quiet. I'm trying to recall music, but can't honestly say anything was setting a tone for this potentially charming shop. The reason I didn't hesitate to open the door was because of this pair of outdoor seats next to the front door, which I can at best describe as cozy. This cafe has a modest but high-quality RTD case, with fresh sandwiches and quick bites, and their pastries are a work of art, aesthetically speaking. And despite a rather unwelcoming storefront, the staff is warm, patient, and incredibly pleasant. I was excited to try their cold brew coffee, but they don't produce it regularly. The baristas didn't seem to know if and when they'd be carrying it again. A bit odd for a no-frills coffee shop, but I wasn't leaving empty-handed. I took the next best thing and requested an iced coffee, but was confused when I was given an iced Americano. I can deal without the cold brew coffee, settling for a rich, full-bodied iced coffee. Their roast is super earthy and hits just right for a particular coffee lover like me. But we're talking three different brewing methods, creating three entirely different tastes. It was strange that my request wasn't explained to me, as the barista proceeded to make an iced Americano, leaving me both disappointed and frustrated, regardless of whether or not this particular coffee was good. That's not what I asked for. This entire experience left me flummoxed at best. From the visually awkward welcome to the limited coffee-style options, I can only describe my experience as disappointing. I've had their cold brew before, and it was perfection. But to not have iced coffee, especially when I've already been forced to settle, is inexcusable. With all that being said, I'm hopeful and plan on returning. For me, if you have good coffee, the lights, music, and even baristas are complimentary. We will put up with anything for quality. It's the ultimate elixir. However, I expect a bake house and coffee shop to have the bare minimum. The iced Americano was delicious. The shot was perfectly pulled and had the perfect espresso-to-water ratio. But that's neither what I wanted nor what I expected. So, who cares?

Yup. You just found it, one of the coolest, tastiest, viral foods ever, and this place does it…read moreright. FANCY DESSERTS: When you take a bite into these pastries, it is a delight and a treat. Firstly, it's immersive, the artistic makeup of these treats are incredible and made to look like untouched foods. The outside is a crispy chocolate shell and the inside is a masterfully mixed cream and pastry. When you bite into these you get an explosion of flavor that leaves a lasting impression. You MUST go here.

The flavors were nice, but the texture and structure of the pastries were disappointing, especially…read morecompared to better hard-shell pastries I've had elsewhere. The blueberry was watery and turned into a sloppy mess after the first bite. The Cloud was good flavor-wise, but it didn't have that viral crack when you bite into it. Overall, the flavors were there, but the texture and structure fell short of expectations. The staff, however, was very nice!

Ordered the pandan cloud cake for a birthday, it was seamless and the cake was delicious!! Would…read moregladly order again. Owner provided a kuih to try and it was very bouncy!! Please go support this cute business!!

Excellent source of pandan desserts! Seating area is very…read morecute. They do custom birthday cakes and they have pictures of ones they already made on the wall. You can order through fantuan or pay in person. There is a fantuan kiosk inside. Coffee is very dark and smooth with strong flavor which is good. They use pandan leaf in their desserts and you can taste the freshness of the flavor. Ratings: Pandan Kaya Toast 9/10 Pandan coconut swirl 9/10 Pandan kuih 9/10 Snow Americano 8/10 Strawberry swirl 8/10 Basque cheesecake 7/10 Chocolate cranberry swirl 7/10

This place is my go-to for Portuguese egg tarts. I hadn't gone in a while and I knew to call them…read moreahead of time to check if they still have them. They still had them and held some for me since I was on my way there. They sell out quick. I paid $12 cash for 6 tarts. They were a good size and delicious. I can't wait to go back and try their other pastries. Their pastry chef is a genius. I should also point out that they are professional and friendly. The ambiance was great.

Got attracted to this store by its cute appearance. There are seats inside. I got a Portuguese egg…read moretart and a pork floss sponge cake. Portuguese egg tart is good, would get again. Pork floss sponge cake is good. They take credit card.

Saturday was my first visit to this location, I'm usually visiting the Forest ave/Richmond ave…read morestore, it is also the first time I stayed to dine in the cafe, it was a very nice experience. The staff is friendly and service was relatively fast. We ordered a cappuccino and a cafe mocha to go with our baked goods. Everything was made perfectly. Now I think I will try out other beverages on the menu. The dining room has a Paris cafe vibe, nice spot for an afternoon pick me up.

With no shortage of bakeries on the island, Paris Baguette brings new flavor into a place filled…read morewith Italian bakeries and I'm all for it. The space is bright, new, and modern. They have a unique system here. You walk in and grab a plate and tongs and grab as you move along. On my last visit I had their caramel cronut. Nobody on the island makes cronuts. The cronut was amazing. If you've ever had one then you know what Im talking about. Filled and topped with delicious caramel. Haven't had the coffee but they do serve lavazza which is quality. Staff always friendly. Try them out!

My go-to place to get cakes in Brooklyn. When I need a birthday cake, this is where I get them…read morefrom. Last minute or days in advance. I love the cream cakes. The different flavors really suit my taste! For their 6" cream cakes, they come in Peach, chocolate truffle, and matcha red bean. I can say all 3 flavors are really good. If you don't want to get a whole cake, they also sell slices. There are more flavors in the slices of cakes, such as black sesame yuzu and jujube rose. Again, those are really good too! I normally contact them through Instagram. They are very responsive and friendly. Also if you go in last minute to get a cake and the chef is still there, you can ask them to write happy birthday on the cake!

Amazing bakery that specializes in beautiful cakes. They did an amazing job executing a 1 month…read morebirthday cake for my daughter. It was so beautiful and tasted really yummy as well!

I'd been so curious to try this, so we came all the way from Jersey and it was honestly worth it!…read moreThe babka was insanely good*** fresh, soft, and I loved that the chocolate wasn't too heavy or overpowering. Definitely something I'd get again!!! *The atmosphere was so authentic too. I honestly couldn't stop looking around -- something about the place kept reminding me of my childhood and made it feel really nostalgic.

Vibrant cafe in Brooklyn, the interior is eclectic with interesting elements throughout! Theres a…read morecouple of different collectibles you can buy here as well like vinyl, cards, etc. The coffee menu was pretty decent, and they also had a few pastry options. About $10 pp, so decently priced. The service is really good, the staff was friendly. Overall, I would recommend

I would never miss a chance to visit 85C bakery. Absolutely love their savory items and sweets…read more Fresh and great flavor. I don't like the white toasts tho. Next time I will try milk loaf instead. I love almond bread, soboro bread and egg tarts. My favorite is their pineapple shortcake. A traditional Taiwanese pastry with a buttery crust and sweet pineapple filling. (Not like a birthday cake). They have tables and seats inside for customers. Nice staff. You can order drinks with them or put in kiosk. Parking lot in the front.

This was a decent-sized store with plenty of shelves and tables with their bakery and pastry items…read morestocked up. By the register they had single-slice and full-size cakes. The menu also had a wide variety of hot/cold drinks. In the store, there were about four tables that could sit around 12-14 people. We came to the store around afternoon time. There were plenty of bakery and pastry items still available. We picked a bunch of the egg tarts, some bread items, pineapple cakes and a slice of red velvet cake. Prices were fair, especially the drinks had low prices. The associate at the register was super nice. He patiently waited while we were trying to figure out our drink order. We sat down in the store to eat and drink some of the stuff we bought. The egg tart was delicious. Loved the mango green tea I got. The red velvet wasn't as good, we only ate half of it. But overall this was a really good 85 bakery store.

Months overdue- we were at Industry City for Vinylcon back in June…read more Sweet and tiny store serving up nothing but delights! Brought home coffee beans and beautiful teas as souvenirs and enjoyed lovely beverages. Pay attention to the hours. Line up quietly outside. Enjoy the peace when you get inside and appreciate the owners dedication. Tadaima is a one woman show featuring Brooklyn made items. Support local, even when you're out of town. Support women!

Here's a polished review that keeps your warm, honest style while making it easy to read and…read morehelpful for Yelp readers. --- Finally got to try **Tadaima Japanese Bakery** in Industry City (Building 5, 2nd floor), and I can see why people line up! They have limited hours and tend to sell out quickly, so on a Saturday I arrived around **11:40 AM**, about 20 minutes before opening, and was one of the first three customers inside (their maximum occupancy). This isn't a place to grab a quick coffee. The owner carefully prepares each drink by hand, so expect to wait about **30-60 minutes** if there's a line. I waited around 10-15 minutes after ordering, but honestly didn't mind because the space is so calm and peaceful. While waiting, I enjoyed browsing the aroma mists, smelling the candles, and just soaking in the serene atmosphere. It's the perfect spot if you're looking for a quiet moment by yourself. For drinks, I really enjoyed the **Black Sesame Latte**. It has espresso and was smooth, light, and well-balanced. I also tried the **Matcha Maple Latte**. The matcha itself tasted like excellent quality, but next time I'd skip the maple syrup since I prefer my drinks less sweet. We also sampled several pastries: * **Hojicha Cookie** - Soft and moist with melty chocolate chips. One of my favorites. * **Coffee Caramel Cookie** - Great if you love coffee. It had a rich, bold coffee flavor. * **Black Sesame Madeleine** - Nice black sesame flavor, though I would have loved a little more butter to make it even more moist. * **Yuzu Cake** - Beautifully decorated with an edible flower and packed with bright yuzu flavor. The cake was on the drier side though. * **Chocolate Cake** - Wonderfully moist and satisfying. The drinks were around **$8.50** each, and the cookies were about **$4** each, so it's definitely on the pricier side. For my Asian palate, most of the pastries leaned a bit sweeter than I prefer, but the drinks were excellent and clearly made with high-quality ingredients. Overall, this is a lovely place to treat yourself once in a while. Come for the peaceful atmosphere, thoughtfully crafted drinks, and beautiful pastries.