Right from the moment you walk in Bella was a She's so…read moresweet and personable asking how she can assist and if we have any questions please don't hesitate. Her smile is infectious and the way she shares details about the desserts is top tier. The experience and cheesecake was 10/10. I would most definitely recommend.

When in New York you must eat cheese cake, I tried the banana pudding cheesecake cupcake. I'm a…read moresouthern belle and this cupcake was absolutely delicious. It was fluffy and quite delicious. When I say the cheesecake was a taste of heaven. I enjoyed that this establishment is a hidden jewel in a residential neighborhood. There is plenty of off street parking. There is a playground outside so you can enjoy your dessert outside and and run off that sugar.

Best rolls ever ate them in Helen Hayes hospital and ramies in mahopac wish I could order for…read moremyself but they only do wholesale such a shame

After grabbing some lunch a couple doors down, I popped in to get some pastries for Father's Day…read moreweekend. I was greeted when I walked in and I took some time figuring out what to get since there was a bunch of items that looked delicious. Some of the ones I got were carrot cake, strawberry cheese, and vanilla cake. The pieces were enough to share and the prices were really decent. It came out to around 13 bucks for everything. The staff was great with putting everything together in boxes and checking me out at the register. Everyone loved the pastries when I brought them back to where we were staying and snacked on them all weekend long. I can see why this is a favorite in the area and I'm happy I went in there at the last minute. The kids and adults from our crew approve of the sweet treats.

Still my go to place for authentic tamales rojas, but the price is now $3 per tamale. Tamales are…read moreavailable Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Just moved around here and let me say this is far the best bakery I have been too . And I come from…read morewhere their are alot of Mexicans bakeries . The pan is fresh and have alot of Latin ingredients .

This place has new ownership unfortunately I ordered a cake…read morefor my birthday it was supposed to be a burn away cake the top layer did not burn away under the burn away it was supposed to say hello thirty & there was no hello thirty just a blank canvas lowkey ruined my entrance into my thirties ‍ we cut the cake & there was hair in the cake we went back to tell them the next day & they told us a manager would call nobody ever called went back again same thing a manager would call and again no call went back the third day a manager was contacted no resolution minutes later I get a call that they can offer me $65 store credit .. I found hair in my cake why would I return to get anything from here I would not recommend this place

Probably the worst cupcakes I've ever had. I stopped in and bought 2 red velvet and one chocolate…read more Over $5 each so not cheap. They were all stale and tasted like old commercial bakery cake and icing. Really awful. I tasted the red velvet and the cream cheese frosting was off, strange taste. Chocolate cupcake super dry, stale and frosting grainy. Annoyed I wasted $15. They were FAR from fresh, my guess is they were frozen long ago then thawed today? Just gross.

Yummy baguette and friendly workers! Everything looked so good inside- but really wanted a good…read morebaguette (to eat with olive oil also bought on this cute street!). Baguette is delicious- crunchy outside and soft interior. No seating inside, just grab and go!

As we walked down Main Street we decided to go into the All You Knead bakery. I don't know why we…read morenever did before. It's an old-fashioned bakery; there's nothing wrong with that! It smells like a bakery should when you walk in. I was surprised seeing bialys on the menu board. They're hard to find, any more. Long ago every Jewish bakery in the Bronx had them. Picked up a couple of bialys, paid, and left. Within minutes I noticed the bag had grease stains. The bialys onions leaked. An old fashioned lined bakery bag would have been a nice touch. We went back and had them put the bag in a plastic bag. I know what's on tomorrow's Breakfast!

An ice cream shop created by three childhood friends. Their teacher called them schmucks when…read morethey'd goof off. The name, the place, the ice cream: it's all a legend! All fresh, local, and seasonal ingredients. Fresh cones and hot waffles? Sign me UP! Came here on a Saturday afternoon for a Beacon stroll and I'm so happy we found this gem and got to try them! The dark chocolate ice cream has my heart! Vegan and gluten free options available as well. Their concept is shcoops for all: anyone and everyone should be able to have ice cream! So they've made nut free, celiac safe, gf, v and even pup cups! With their pull up window, it's so easy to order, especially if you have a dog! Love this place, the people that work here, the story and the shcoops! Can't wait to be back with my pup.

This place is a sweet tooth craving pacifier inside the Hudson Food Hall on Main St…read more They have ice cream, sundaes , ice cream sandwiches waffles and shakes. I sampled a couple of flavors Mango and Strawberry and my pick was Strawberry followed by Mango , as it was more sweeter compared to the Mango which was a bit more tangy . We also tried a few other flavors like chocolate with sprinkles and Honey comb . Honey comb turned out being the most popular among our group. Their single scoops are small but you can get a large triple scoop too. They have an ATM inside the Food Hall for those who need it. Cute cozy dessert joint !

This is not just a bakery--it is a grocery store, too, and it has a small café. The baked goods…read moreare delicious--not only traditional Mexican cookies and cakes, but also yummy brownies, sugar cookies, and cheesecake. The café serves wonderful tamales. The grocery store stocks fruits, vegetables, cheeses, and spices needed for cooking authentic Mexican cuisine. It also has a good selection of dry goods and cleaning supplies. Check out this hidden gem for the baked goods and stay for lunch at the café!

This would be a 3.5 if yelp allowed halves. We had a fine time at this spot. The food didn't blow…read moreus away. It was good, don't get me wrong, but kinda middle ground. There was definitely a bit of a wait, but we could tell the staff was trying to turn tables as quick as they could. The ambiance is good. The tables in the booths are a bit large so you do feel a little far from the person you're dining with.

We came here for brunch and were disappointed by the food. It was more like a greasy spoon diner…read morebut the prices were more in line with a nicer brunch spot. The most disappointing thing was that the bread was not great. I would definitely skip this spot while in town.