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From Google Maps reviews.
While visiting from Boston, I stumbled upon Ferrane in Brooklyn Heights, a sunlit, modern Swedish bakery with a clean aesthetic and a warm, welcoming feel. Just a minute from the subway, it’s easy to find and absolutely worth a visit. Ferrane serves excellent coffee paired with delicious European treats, both sweet and savory. The bakery folk are friendly and helpful, and I really enjoyed chatting with them. Five stars to the baristas, for both the brew and the conversation. The Princess cake
I have mixed review feelings- First, they never responded to my question on instagram. Second being, no restroom. I've been to many other "small" coffee shops with bathrooms. I'll post prices and pictures (as of Feb. 2026) My favorite is Semla $8.50 each (nothing compares to Sweden but pretty close. Positive: Love that pastries are not too sweet!!! Sesame bread, each $6. Pink Princess cake $12.50 ( I ate it in 2 bites). I give 2 stars for their customer service.
Get the cardamom bun! It was perfection. I was so excited to try the princess cake, but it was just okay. The portion is tiny for $7.50 and the marzipan on top was so thin that it dried out and became crumbly. It should be thick and moist, so I don't recommend it. The place was busy on the Sunday morning I went, but the atmosphere was warm and friendly.
From the Sep 11, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Staff hygiene fell short: soiled clothing, no hair covering, or unkempt nails.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.