I searched for somewhere I could get donuts that wasn't DD and found this place…read more I grabbed a glazed donut and a sprinkles donut, and coffee. As far as yeast donuts go these were amazing - soft with a bit of chew. Just traditional icing, but I normally go for glazed anyway. The coffee was also fresh and tasty. There's no seating so it's just a grab and go place. I stood outside while I drunk my coffee and there was a steady stream of customers. Next time I'll try their concha which looked good too.

I often annoy my family and friends by complaining that we have no normal donut places in New York…read more There are premium donuts, and then there are the fake donuts imposed on us by "Dunkin". In the wider world, there are many places with good fresh donuts, cheap and delicious. It's a source of sorrow and wonderment for me that these are so scarce for us. Enter Santos bakery. An unassuming pocket of a shop in a Yonkers neighborhood, the friendly ladies at the counter are dishing out simple donuts that are fresh, delicious, and dirt cheap. I am not certain how they manage this, but a step through these doors is a step back in time, cost and service wise. I cannot recommend this bakery highly enough.

EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED! Was able to walk in and receive a tres leches small $45. Can't complain,…read morethey're good for last minute pick ups, thank you for that. The cake was so dry and crumbly. For being a "tres leches" they should be embarrassed. This is not the first time getting a very dry cake from them. It's literally a hit or miss there and this last time may keep me away. Or perhaps until I need a last minute grab. Unfortunate.

Excellent neighborhood bakery that's family owned. We love the chocolate dipped raspberry sandwich…read morecookies, the cream horns, mouse slices & flan, among others. Very reliable - everything is always super fresh. We go to Sugargirl b/c they're excellent and we want to support family businesses in the neighborhood.

Cozy petite neighborhood cafe with affordable items. The owners are so nice and offer boba tea…read morewhich I ordered with almond croissant. Disclaimer, tapioca was sold out but I still ordered the matcha oatmilk boba tea. Didn't mind and it was sweet. There's variety of pastry options, ask for vegan options. They also sell fresh bread. My almond croissant was decent but it was microwave warmed. I prefer toaster for fresh flakiness. All and all this is a Togo cafe. I wish there was seating, enough room for at least two tables for limited dining. No public restroom but conveniently walking distance near two train stations.

Got few slices of cake and pastries. Cannoli shells were crispy and the filling was plenty. I…read morereally liked the pistachio cream cake slice staff was very friendly.

I've been craving chocolate-dipped cannolis for months, but resisted buying them because in my…read more"cannoli daydream, " they are out of this world. I happened to be in the Bronx and lo and behold, Gino's appeared. Actually, my friend was shopping at the bakery a few days before while talking with me on the phone. I asked her to ask if they made cannolis because I've been craving them for months, but didn't want mediocre pastries. People, please know that Gino's is cannoli heaven, and they surpassed my expectations. They had mini cannoli, chocolate dipped cannoli, etc. I understand that they also make a killer pistachio dipped cannoli!!! Gonna try the pistachio next time for sure. In the meantime, I am glad that they are not close to home... CALORIES LOL!

The lady who helped me was very friendly and courteous. I had the opportunity to practice my…read moreItalian. You can get mini desserts such as cannoli and baba rum. The mini baba was soaked with light syrup. I will definitely come back to try other desserts

Love that it's 24/7 so when you need some late night carbs, they got you!…read more Reminder: CASH ONLY! but the prices are great so don't worry about needing to spend so much. However, you might end up buying many baked goods so be careful haha We honestly enjoyed all the ones we got from the sweet to the savory ones. We don't know the names but someone else in line gave us some advice on which ones were good. Tip: try to eat it the same day when it's fresh baked. some of the breads were not as fluffy the next day. but still tasty.

Love this bakery, and love the verity of all the bread, peoples are very friendly and helpful, and…read moreI wish they have more available parking places around the area. Very lovely bakery and family owned.

Very small bakery with delicious things inside. If you blink, you might miss it if you're walking…read moreby. Various breads, pastries, doughnuts and other baked goods are fresh and tasty. They have tea, coffee and bottled drinks as well. It's a small Mom and Pop store whose owners (very nice people !) have probably been there for over half a century, with the business itself being there for more than a century. The prices are quite affordable. I picked up a cinnamon raisin walnut loaf, a croissant and a Boston cream doughnut. All were delicious. If you're ever over in this part of the Bronx, stop in to see this hidden old school gem, but stop in early because they close at 2 o'clock !

Even though I've been in Narciso's neighborhood on several occasions, this was really one of those…read moreplaces that was just a huge blind spot for me. My discovery of this place is one of the instances of social media's power being used for good - as it was there that I discovered this place existed. Judging by what I saw online alone, it looked like a place worth checking out - so off we went. I know it sounds cliché, but Narciso definitely fits the definition of old school. From the faded sign out front to the no frills interior, it's really the bakes that are the main attraction point here. They have a good selection of breads, pastries, and cookies to choose from - so we decided to get several items to get an idea of what they offered. I sampled the apple turnover, blueberry cheesecake tart, and Linzer tart. Everything was really good - the consistency and flavors were on point; I was particularly surprised at how fresh everything stayed even the day after they were purchased. The prices were also right - I don't think I know of any other place you can get cookies for $8/lb anymore. Overall, I was pleasantly surprised at Narciso. They are definitely under the radar, but now I know they're hear I wouldn't hesitate to return.

Stopped here today it was my first time. It's a very cute shop. We ordered the chicken salad on a…read morecroissant, two brown sugar lattes and a BHC. Sandwiches were good. Espresso was a little weak for me, so I exchanged my drink for an iced coffee and it was more my speed. Great ambiance comfy chairs and kind service.

This bakery has only been open for 4 months. Street parking is available…read more It's cutely decorated inside with pink flowers and a neon pink sign inside. There was a variety of baked goods to choose from such as baked apple strudel, cookies, mini pumpkin tortes, quiche, biscottis and plenty of beautifully decorated French pastries. They have plenty of coffee options and gelato too! Counter service was friendly, helpful, and happy to provide some recommendations. The biscotti I had pistachios in it with chewy apricots- it was so good. The pumpkin torte had the perfect amount of spice and the buttery crust made for a delicious combo. Our coffees with steamed milk were strong- the way we like it. Tables were available inside and there were two dog friendly tables outside! We like a good find where we can bring our dogs with us.

I recommend Sugarboy Bakery without question. The service is…read moreexcellent and staff members are polite and go above and beyond to serve you. Whatever pastry is your favor, you will find it here.

In Kingsbridge running an errand and saw Sugarboy, a bright confection decorated bakery café, so…read moredecided to stop in to see if they had a "relleno" - a roll filled with either cheese or cheese and ham - something I regularly enjoyed from the bakeries in my old Washington Heights neighborhood. Sugarboy's cases are filled a nice selection of mouthwatering deserts - masterfully decorated Cakes, Cupcakes, assorted Fruit Tarts, Cookies, and Rugelach. All visually enticing! Beyond some breads, they also offered large Rellenos, both with and without ham for $3. What especially impressed me was both their Rugelach and elegant Mini Danish selection, all for 3 for $1.50 - a perfectly priced small treat! (Also good if you're into portion control, given how scrumptious they look, but want to just have a tiny something to satisfy your sweet tooth!) Decided on two Ham and Cheese Rellenos, plus a Chocolate and two Nutella (YES!) Rugelach. They heated up the Rellenos so I could eat them right away. The reason I gave Sugarboy 4 not 5 stars is only because I discovered when biting into them on the subway that they weren't fully heated throughout - in fact a little chilled center, concerning considering they had ham. Other than that, all was delicious! Would recommend stopping by Sugarboy, but next time in the neighborhood I'll test out the Mini Danishes, especially the Cheese and Guava!