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Tiny bake shop offering classic French-Belgian pastries, plus sandwiches & coffee.
From Google Maps reviews.
Ordered the Oat cornmeal cherry scone, rhubarb scone, and pistachio chocolate croissant. Croissant was good and the scones are delicious but it was terribly lacking in the fruit department. Both scones unfortunately had barely any fruits in it and when there were, it was very tiny pieces. Was hoping the scones would be more fruit forward and more flavor forward. But it felt like I was eating a plain flavored scone where the outside edges just had tiny bits of fruit. A little disappointed but the
The best coffee store in town. I don't drink coffee, but the tea there is amazing. I received a standard medium black tea for $4. In addition, they exclude any sweetener, so make sure to add your own sugar (I learnt the hard way). As I was buying my lunch, Jeff Buckley's "Lover, you should've come over" came on, and I nearly collapsed in heartbreak. The vibes are calm and composed. The music is neither excessively loud nor inaudibly quiet. Indoor seating is also convenient, with a limited number
Easily one of the most popular bakeries in Park Slope, and well known in Brooklyn. Makes a fine and strong chai latte, offers many fresh cookies and pastries, and has some yummy breads to grab to go. The kid was always a fan of the bear cookie. Sweet spot.
From the Jun 1, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Evidence of mice was found on site.
Dishes and utensils weren't being properly washed and sanitized.