Below is a list of the top and leading Bakeries in New York. To help you find the best Bakeries located near you in New York, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
New York’s Best Bakeries:
The top rated Bakeries in New York are:
- Little Cupcake Bakeshop – makers of the “Best Chocolate Cake” in the United States
- Krumville Bakeshop – a gluten-free bakery in New York
- Bibble & Sip – trained in French confectionery and inspired by Asian flavors
- New York Sweets – offers our favorite childhood sweets
- Amy’s Bread – bake breads using the traditional baking
Little Cupcake Bakeshop
Little Cupcake Bakeshop was founded in 2005. Their specialty are traditional American desserts which are baked using only sustainable and freshest ingredients. In addition, they do not use shortening and preservatives in baking. Among their all-time favorites is the “Blackout Cake” which was recognized as the “Best Chocolate Cake in America” by Food & Wine. You can also choose from other sweet delights like blue velvet cake and tiramisu. They also have what they so-called “Mott Street”, an Italian cupcake.
Products/Services:
Cupcakes, Layer Cakes, Cookies, Half Sheet Cakes, Cheesecakes
LOCATION:
Address: 30 Prince St, New York, NY 10012
Phone: (212) 941 9100
Website: littlecupcakebakeshop.com
REVIEWS:
“This is a special bakery where the flavors are unique. I bought this delicious Princess cake last December 31 for my boyfriend’s birthday, OMG the flavors are rich and fresh. Although he did not have the pistachio cover, he wins 5 ⭐.” – Arnaldo Duran
Krumville Bakeshop
Krumville Bakeshop is a bakery that produces gluten-free products. They are passionate for baking savory and sweet baked products which are gluten-free that will add delight to your every meal. Finest premium ingredients are used like coloring, preservatives, and artificial flavorings.
As they aim to deliver the most delicious and purest indulgence, their products are prepared from flour blends make of natural starches and whole grains which are gluten-free. They believe that everyone’s table must be filled with such festive and scrumptious delights.
Products/Services:
Baked Goods, Custom Cakes, Breads & Savories, Muffins & Cookies, Cakes & Bundts
LOCATION:
Address: 630 Flushing Ave 8th floor, Brooklyn, NY 11206
Phone: (917) 406 7447
Website: krumvillebakeshop.com
REVIEWS:
“Antonella worked with me to create the perfect cake for my daughter’s baby shower. It was delivered on time, and was beautiful and absolutely delicious. Drew a lot of positive comments. We will definitely work with them in the future!” – Ava Nackman
Bibble & Sip
With Asian-inspired flavors and acquired training in French Confectionery, Bibble & Sip hopes to bring bi-continental savory treats to their customers. Their team’s passion is to serve the best gourmet pastries, espresso and coffee.
Their baked products are freshly home made from the smallest pieces like the granola on yogurts to the marshmallows on chocolates. Apart from serving the best quality espresso and coffees, they also make specialty lattes. In addition to serving baked products, they also offer custom catering and corporate catering to meet the client’s special needs.
Products/Services:
Cakes, Breads & Savory, Desserts, Cream Puff
LOCATION:
Address: 253 W 51st St, New York, NY 10019
Phone: (646) 649 5116
Website: bibbleandsip.com
REVIEWS:
“Great sweet. I had earl gray cream puff. It was very good. Tried their egg tart and it was pretty good too.” – Lisa Kim
New York Sweets
New York Sweets specializes in baking our childhood delights that will let you experience the nostalgic and wholesome feeling of New York. This bakeshop believes that they do not only offer the baked goodies, but the childhood experience as well. In their space, clients will feel the innocence and as if time had stopped.
The serve the finest cookies like salted chocolate chips, Saigon cinnamon, and coconut-balsamic. You can surely find your favorite with these choices. They also serve chefs’ choice cupcakes like salted chocolate caramel and raspberry-Nutella. If you crave for any of these baked goods, then simple drop by their bakeshop.
Products/Services:
Cookies, Cupcakes, Gelato, Homemade Bread Pudding, Donuts, Vegan Chocolate Chip Cookies, Spicy Cornbread
LOCATION:
Address: 21 W 38th St, New York, NY 10018, United States
Phone: (212) 227 9338
Website: newyorksweets.com
REVIEWS:
“I love the place and pastries at New York Sweets!! It’s a cozy and authentic place in Midtown Manhattan! As a local I highly recommend it over any franchise bakery! I am surprise I didn’t take a closer pic of the delicious pot, sandwiches and sweets… I guess it was too good to post it!” – Cristina Marin
Amy’s Bread
Amy’s Bread aims not only to bake bread, but also to nourish the spirits, minds and bodies of the community. They make sure that the goods that they serve taste as good as they appear. In baking, they use natural ingredients only, without the use of artificial additives. Their goal to treat the customers with a wide variety of indulgent and healthy products.
One great thing in this bakery is that they use traditional craft baking. This means that their breads are made by traditional methods and slow fermentation. They have active involvement with Bread Bakers Guild of America, wherein, they continuously improve their skill and knowledge level in craft baking. This bakery serves pastries, special breakfasts, cupcakes, savories, sandwiches and many more.
Products/Services:
Breads, Pastries, Cupcakes, Salads, Beverages, Savories, Special Breakfasts
LOCATION:
Address: 672 9th Ave, New York, NY 10036
Phone: (212) 977 2670
Website: amysbread.com
REVIEWS:
“We love coming to Amy’s Bread! We come here for their wonderful breads and desserts as well as their excellent coffees. They happen to make outstanding chocolate sourdough and challah sticks! They also have wonderful sandwiches and salads. You can eat here for breakfast and lunch too but their restaurant closes at 2:30. The cafe stays open much later.” – Arthur Glauberman
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