Excellent . Like frfr. The fish n chips sandwich special made me throb. 10/10 The mrs got halloumi sammy and it was bussing everywhere. Everyone should come here with their mouth Great job read more

A perfect bakery! So many options for pastries and options for sandwiches as well. There was a long line out the door but it honestly went by pretty quickly for a Sunday morning, the team is quick in action. We got the BEC breakfast sandwich, which comes in a pita pocket that I believe is the same pita they have at their restaurant down the street (Theodora) and is so good, and it has thick cut bacon in it that exceeded my expectations. The pastries were AMAZING. Got the Mango Labne Maritozzi which was UNREAL. Great flavors all around, I would buy their mango puree. Their citrus loaf was also so good, the texture was kind of like corn bread (in a good way YUM) and the glaze was perfect. I also got a lavender latte which was delicious (I think they use partners espresso which I like). They have a few specialty drink options which I'm always a fan at for coffee shops -- some bakeries you grab your pastries but get coffee somewhere else but I think Thea is a spot you're safe to get both at the same time. read more

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One of my favorite bakeries in the neighborhood. It's located a few blocks away from Fort Greene Park, so it is the PERFECT place to grab a coffee or quick bite. I enjoyed their salad for an afternoon lunch, but my all time favorites are their nutella squiggle and Cardamom coffee. Everything is baked fresh and flavorful. You'll love coming here with friends. Just be aware that it can get crowded, especially during Farmers Market weekend times. Can't wait to see this spot get extra busy during the Spring & Summer. read more

My favorite bakery in the neighborhood! They have a lot of variety to choose from and it's so cute inside. Wow what an amazing bakery! My wife and I walk past this place on weekends and always saw lines out the door so we knew we had to try it one day. The bakery is small with limited seating but a great selection. The worker recommended some best sellers so we got the citrus olive oil cake and the mango maritozzi. The cake was not dry and the raspberries gave a nice tang with the mouth feel of the olive oil. 10/10! The maritozzi was so even more amazing and was so airy with a delicious mango filling. I also got a matcha hot coffee which was delicious and not powdery. Can't wait to try their other pastries! read more

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My favorite bakery in the neighborhood! They have a lot of variety to choose from and it's so cute inside. My husband and I decided to try the seasonal citrus olive oil cake and the mango maritozzi. The cake was very moist with a perfect balance of saltiness and sweetness. The maritozzi was so fluffy and full of flavor! Both delicious in its own way. There is always a long line but the service is quick. There are a few tables inside but they also have a covered little terrace to enjoy your food/drinks. read more

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I love this place; it's one of my favorite places to end a long run at so I can get their bacon egg and cheese sandwich. The bacon has a sweet flavor to it, and it's perfectly thick cut. I've taken 3 people to this place, and everyone loves it. I also really love their citrus olive oil cake; it's so moist and has a nice citrus taste to it. It does get packed in Thea, but it's such a nice warm energy overall. read more

Pretty good! I tried the sabich sandwich, kataifi croissant, and side of falafel. This worked out to about $30, and I picked up since the place is always insanely busy over the weekend. The sandwich was tasty - hearty from the eggs, fluffy pita, and a spicy sauce on the inside. The sauce kind of got stuck on one side of the sandwich, so I didn't get it with every bite - it would've been nice to have that on the side to spread it out. The kataifi croissant had a sweet potato like flavor and lots of crunch from the flaky layers of pastry and the semolina noodles. The falafel was actually the best part - there's mango in it according to the menu, which adds some interesting fruity and tart notes. read more

Delicious bakery with unique selections! There is a line on a weekend morning but it goes by pretty quick. We got the mango labneh bun and the kataifi croissant. If you like creamy and refreshing the mango labneh was soft and delicious. If you like texture and butter, the Kataifi is a must get. I personally like the kataifi croissant better. I will definitely be back to try other items on the menu. read more

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Cute coffee shop and bakery! Very cute inside and they have covered outdoor seating. Got a matcha latte and it was done fast and pretty well. Line gets long but it moves quick. read more

My boyfriend and I were looking for a nice place to grab a quick breakfast and coffee before starting our day. Thea was a nearby cafe near his apartment so we decided to go there! It can be a little loud especially with the construction of the park right in front but I can see this being a really nice place to sit outside and drink coffee with a view of the park (once construction is over that is). The inside is a little smaller so it may be difficult to grab a seat inside. We got a an egg salad sandwich which was pretty small and their bacon, egg, and cheese which was quite filling. Their pieces of bacon were phattt and juicy. Definitely not a cafe to do work at but it is a nice bakery with good coffee and unique pastries! read more

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Cute, tiny cafe from Israeli chef Tomer Blechman, part of his collection in Fort Greene. One thing I loved in the cafe was the decorative wall of ceramics behind the counter, which evokes the feel of Israel nicely. The baked goods looked amazing. Could only try a few things, but the flavors were soooooo good. Twice baked kataifi croissant was outstanding, great crunch and creamy knafeh filling. Sabich pita had just the right tastes of fried eggplant, egg, amba, fresh herbs. It came cold, though, which was a bummer; I prefer hot food. There's only a few seats, and sad to see that customers were lollygagging in these few seats with laptops and coffee dates. That felt disrespectful to those who wanted to sit and eat a meal there (like me). But I suppose this is Brooklyn and that's the culture. read more

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Wow! What a great bite in Brooklyn. We tried two things - the Mango Labne Maritozzi and Kataifi Croissant. Both were interesting and definitely would encourage people to try as they are reasonably priced compared to other bakeries in the city. I enjoyed the Mango Labne, which was thicker (since labne is a strained yogurt) with a mango flavor. The kataifi croissant is dense and had great flavor and crunch. Not for my own personal tastes, but would love to come back and try more things! read more

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This place has been on my must visit list for quite some time! Loves: + good pastries = i loved the jerusalem bagel; enjoyed the kataifi croissant but that was a bit much for me + other fun items include: chocolate chili babka, mango labne maritozzi, and vanilla bean concha + decent number of more filling items like sandwiches available too I know it's a place that can get super busy and/or sell out, so perhaps now in the cold is a good time to go. I went at 9am-ish on a Friday to a very short line. Good luck and enjoy! read more

Cute neighborhood cafe that's always busy on the weekends. Came in time for their last-of-the-summer chocolate babka ice cream sandwich. I knew it would be good but this was fantastic! Two pieces of slightly crisp, caramelized babka with ice cream. It was a small portion but super delicious. Their sourdough baguette is also fantastic with a hearty crust but fluffy interior. read more

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Thea on Greene Avenue at 7:30 am or 7:30 pm is packed to gills; that must be saying something to the universe about what the hell they are doing. This was my first trip there just to see what the hoopla was about? Well, I quickly found out. My Cafe Lotte was so good, I didn't sip it as I usually do, I chugged it and went back for seconds. And I will, again, tomorrow! Their pastries are out of this world as are their sandwiches. I I had a chicken shawarma wrap / sandwich that was as good as one I had in Turkey, where they were originated. That's saying a lot. I equally eyed their egg sandwiches which I will actually have tomorrow. Once again, I'm amazed at the quality of the restaurants; especially here in Brooklyn. Thea was nothing more than astonishing. This Five Stars was easy! read more

Beautiful bakery and coffee shop. The Bacon Egg + Cheese sandwich was pita bread stuffed with egg and THICC pieces of peppery bacon. It was quite filling and a great start to the day! Traffic increased dramatically after I left ~9:30 read more

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Thea is the sister bakery to Fort Greene icon Theodora serving globally inspired pastries and sandwiches. We came during the morning rush to crush some pastries. We went with the vanilla bean concha, mango labneh maritozzi and saffron rice pudding tart. Our favorites were the concha and rice pudding tart. The concha sugar shell was impossibly crispy and sweet which contrasted nicely with the flaky pastry. We also loved the contrasting texture of the creamy rice pudding with a crunchy caramelized type and flaky crust. For something savory we tried one of their specials, a fish and chips sandwich with beer battered fish and crispy potato wedges. We think Thea is appropriately hyped and we're impressed with execution of everything we tried read more

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So I love Theodora, and I knew I had to try Thea on this trip to NYC. And, well, sometimes I have high expectations. This was one of those times. Usually, with high expectations come disappointment. In this case? I was blown away. Where should I begin? How about a flaky, buttery, crunchy cinnamon roll. An insane flake with a rich, thin frosting. The interior still had plenty of that classic cinnamon roll gooeyness. The BEC was awesome. To be honest, I have no idea what type of bread they used, but it was so amazing. The bacon was some of the thickest I have ever had. Super rich, fatty, and salty. But, the bread helped temper the richness of the bacon which was nice. The workers are super nice. All of them were in there grinding. I always love watching the folks in the kitchen/behind the counter having a good time together and sharing laughs. That amplifies an experience so much. What a beautiful space with beautiful eats! read more

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Went the try the twice baked Kataifi croissant and is so Crunchy & flaky!! I like the crunchiness of it.. The cream inside is pretty good too just a bit too much for me 9/10!! Will come back try the Jerusalem Bagel!! read more

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The Miss Ada team doesn't miss. My boyfriend and I came at 12:30 PM on a Sunday and there was a long line, but it moved fast. We ordered: + Chicken shawarma sandwich + Sour Cherry Macadamia Oat Cookie + Kataifi Croissant + Muhammara dip The muhammara is the same one from Miss Ada and is just as insanely good. Great way to try it without battling for a reservation at the restaurant. (Similarly, you can get the Miss Ada whipped ricotta at Nili, their other cafe.) Sandwich was also amazing. As for the pastries, the croissant was fantastic. Cookie was good but not super memorable - would try different pastries next time. I also need more sandwiches and some labne! Finally, it's super hectic inside, so don't expect to find seating on a weekend. read more

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Loved the goods we had from Thea! The schnitzel sandwich was delicious, as was the chicken shawarma. I also really loved the creative take on banana bread. Would for sure return! read more

Still feeling lucky to snagged the last double-baked kataifi croissant on a weekend afternoon. The crunchy texture from the kataifi and not overly sweet pastry cream were everything I wanted in an afternoon snack. read more

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This bakery is everything I wanted it to be: phenomenal pastries, bread, and coffee. The breakfast sandwich has a piece of bacon thicker than most steaks at Key Foods, and the cinnamon rolls may be the best I've ever had. They are definitely in the conversation for the top 3 of all time. Sometimes there's a line around the block; other times you can walk right in, so be prepared to wait 30-45 min or get lucky! read more

Came for a quick morning snack focaccia and tahini banana bread. The focaccia was delicious, and the banana bread was not too sweet, which I liked but may not be for some sweet tooths. The place was packed, and the flow isn't ideal, but the line moved quickly. I had some difficulty scoring a table, but people eventually get up to leave. read more

Thea - Focaccia and tahini banana bread - Bakeries Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Thea is possibly my new favorite bakery/cafe in Brooklyn. Led by the team of Theodora Brooklyn and Miss Ada, Thea is an artisan bakery serving Mexican and Mediterranean inspired pastries and bread in Fort Greene. I can't praise enough their falafel pita and jerusalem bagel. ＊Mexican Falafel Sandwich $16 *** I had a sudden craving for falafel pita sandwich and WOW, this one 100% matched my high expectation!! It was generously stuffed with three chickpea falafels, avocado, tomato corn pico, cotija cheese and more. The flavors were rich and harmonious. The pita was very fresh and made it less messy to eat. ＊Twice-Baked Kataifi Croissant $6.5 * I secured their last kataifi croissant on their pastry shelf. It was exquisitely crafted and twice baked to a golden hue. The shredded filo and cinnamon on top were addictive. The center was filled with a thick layer of vanilla bean custard. It was quite heavy so I'd recommend to share. ＊Jerusalem Bagel $3.5 *** SO UNDERRATED. This jerusalem bagel was the BEST one I've had! The crust was perfectly crunchy and well-seasoned. You can add Miss Ada's labneh on the side, which I definitely should do so next time to elevate the experience!! ＊Egg Salad Bun $11 It was a delicious egg salad bun. Served in a milk bread, it was filled with caramelized onion, honey habanero vinaigrette, and dill. ＊Chai Latte $5.5, Matcha Latte $5.5 I really wanted a cup of warm chai latte in the cold and this one hit the spot. The foamy latte and spices warmed me up. FYI there were still plenty of pastries when I visited on a weekday and Saturday noon. Seatings are limited though. read more

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Yoooo..... I was yearning for a lil icy latte to pair with this ice cold morning and this place was a suggestion and holllyyyy shiiiizzz, I am so glad we stopped by here. We ordered 3 pastries and omg yes this place is a BAKERY. You know when you see pastries and a lot of the time they look amazing and then more often then not you're slightly disappointed by the tastes/flavors? Yeah, the goods get better after consumption here. All 3 pastries were absolute bangers! Maritozzi, chocolate cinnamon loaf, and macadamia cookie were SCRUMPTIOUS; as seen by the half eaten images of each item. And the best part of all of this too-- the latte was perfect. What more could you ask for? Bonus points because all the staff members working there were quite nice in just the small things. Greeted when we walked in by the barista, the cashier gave us his rec on which cookie to get and we are very glad we asked, and they were all in good moods and happy to be there. Just like us :) space was also nice and packed with people had we opted to stay it looked the perfect level of people on a random morning (enough to grab a seat, but def not empty or giving ghosttown vibes). We shall be back at Thea and based on this I'm eager to try their original spot Theodora. Well done! read more

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Food and drinks are promising. We really enjoyed the chicken shawarma sandwich and the kataifi croissant was pretty good. Cappuccino was good but the drip coffee was mediocre. The seating area is minimal but comfortable when it's not packed-- which is tough. Thea is popular so there always seems to be a line that ebbs and flows. I'll definitely return to try more things! read more

Delicious coffee and a variety of baked goods (but I would love to see some vegan options). I love that they have outdoor seating - such a lovely spot to stop and sit with a drink in the nice weather. read more

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We ordered the chicken milanesa, halloumi, and chickpea sandwiches to share. All of them were delicious, but my surprising favorite was the halloumi. I thought it'd be ranked third going in. The chickpea sandwich was unique and an interesting combination of ingredients that actually worked really well. You order at the counter. We went on a Saturday afternoon and were able to quickly get a table. They were out of most of the pastries by the time we got there. read more

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Probably my favorite bakery in Brooklyn. Didn't have to wait too long, but there was some wait, we were lucky to get a table to seat outside but there's no more than 4 tables, so plan accordingly for taking out. All the pastries looked insane. I highly recommend getting the Chicken Milanesa sandwich because it was the best one I had in my life, and I had many milanesas in my life. The bread was amazing, the salad, the pickles, the sauce, everything, ideal to share. Also the chocolate babka is a MUST, super moist and with lots of delicious chocolate. read more

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Excellent pastry options! We had just had brunch so didn't try any of the savory dishes, but those looked awesome too. We split the Kataifi Croissant, Chocolate Hazelnut Squiggle, and Mango Labne Maritozzi. All were fantastic. Most folks liked the squiggle the most; however, I was split between the crossant and maritozzi as my favorite! That said, the mango labne maritozzi was the most special pastry - one you wouldn't find anywhere else. The pastries went perfectly with my cold brew. Come and be merry - although, beware of long lines on the weekend! read more

Hmm.... thea was alright but just did not hit for me as many other bakeries in this city have done..... i got the passionfruit key lime tart and it was good but just didn't leave me feeling like i needed to come back.... It was almost TOO tart dare i say ( i only ate half the filling ) .... Maybe their other things r better ? I still would like to try the maritozzi read more

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We went at 11:30 on a Saturday and they were out of pastries, but everything we were able to get was amazing -- the butternut squash sandwich, baba, challah, and cortado were all perfect. I'd also love to try one of their pita sandwiches, which I'm usually skeptical about, but there's looked so good. As far as pastries go, they said we'd probably need to come before 9, although I do wonder if that's different on weekdays. read more

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Tried their chicken shawarma sandwich, egg salad sandwich and the tuna salad as well as a couple pastries. If you like caramelized onions would 100% recommend the egg salad. Food is good, and the food comes out within 10-15 minutes of ordering but I appreciate that they're making it fresh. Never been super blown away by the pastries but I will be going back to try their lemon hummus! The lady in front me couldn't stop raving about it. read more

Thea is a cute neighborhood spot to meet friends or relax with a coffee and a snack. We enjoyed both the indoor and outdoor seating as we sipped a tasty iced mocha and devoured a tres leches cake. read more

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Since theodora is one of my favorite restaurants in NYC, I had to come check out Thea when I heard it opened! I came at around 1pm on a Sunday and was surprised to still see so many pastries in the cabinet. For savory, I tried the mexican falafel sandwich, and this sandwich was actually a 10/10! It was made really fast, and the falafel was some of the most moist, flavorful, full of texture falafel I ever had. It went so well with the avocado, pickled onions, and refreshing tomato corn salsa. Dare I say this may be my new favorite sandwich in new york... it was that good! For pastries, I tried the mango labneh bun (3.5/5) which was mango puree and whipped labneh on top of a very pillowy brioche. The brioche paired really well with the toppings, and it was not too sweet (a bit tangy actually). Brioche was typical on its own though. The blueberry pistachio loaf (2/5) was also very unique, but not my favorite since it was a bit too sweet for me. I will definitely be back! The mexican falafel sandwich is actually to die for... read more

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Come here for the pastries!! I came here in the afternoon so unfortunately most of their pastries were sold out but I had a cardamom latte and a cinnamon babka here which were both to die for. I also had a spinach and mushroom breakfast sandwich which was just fine for $10 but I will say that the pastries and coffee here are amazing. Lots of space to sit and this bakery is right next to the A/C lines! No bathrooms unfortunately but the bookstore and hungry ghost which are both nearby do have some! read more

I came here on a rainy Sunday, and there was a line but it moved quickly. There are a few tables inside to sit at and people watch from as well as a few tables outside. They have items you can grab to take home with you, alongside pastries, sandwiches and coffee/tea. I got the avocado toast and a chai latte and both were incredible. The avocado toast was super flavorful and a perfect size and the chai was delicious. I would absolutely come back here again! read more

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I came earlier in the morning and there was only a short line to order. The interior is small with a few tables. The service was friendly and quick. I asked the person behind the counter what they recommended and got one of each of their recommendations. My favorite was the kataifi croissant. The kataifi gave the croissant an extra texture, the cream on the inside was just the right amount. The croissant was just the right amount of sweetness and definitely a unique croissant that you can't get elsewhere. The mango labneh maritozzi was good, but it was too much cream for me, and the mango flavor was light. The pumpkin and banana loaves were just okay and I probably wouldn't get them again. The iced latte was solid. Overall a great cafe and I will be back to try their other items! read more

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Bustling cafe and bakery. We came for brunch around 11 on a Sunday to find all the tables occupied and a line out the door. The line moves reasonably and there is quick turnover, so we were able to nab a table and get all our food within 10 minutes. First, we shared a pickle and egg filo pie. An interesting filling combo. I prefer the traditional combo of spinach and cheese. Second, I tried the chocolate chunk and halva cookie. This was my favorite item. It reminded me a lot of the tahini cookie at L'Appartement 4F. I haven't tried the cookies side by side, but I might dare to assert they might share a recipe. Might make this a mission for another time. Third, we shared the chicken Milanese sandwich. Fried chicken (which I believe to be a panko breading) with a heaping of cole slaw on a braided bun. I also had a bite of the chocolate banana loaf. Presentation of the pastries was all very nice. The cafe has an upscale yet cozy feel to it. read more