
From Google Maps reviews.
Radio Bakery is a well-known spot, even for tourists (they don't optimize for their in-store display instructions just so you know), that I’d categorize as a "sometimes" visit if you can arrive early. They rotate menu offerings based on seasonal ingredients, so your experience may vary. While I previously had a lousy, overly salty ham focaccia, this time the French onion soup croissant was amazing — crispy and perfectly savory (to a point that I may consider returning for this). The popular Earl
One of the best bakeries I’ve been to! Everything we had was amazing, I could order multiple of everything and not get tired of it. We were initially drawn to Radio Bakery after they announced their weekend special of the mango lassi croissant. We saw online it’s best to arrive prior to the 10am drop to get one, so we stood in line an hour before to ensure we’d get it. While waiting for the croissant to drop we ordered their brown butter corn cake, triple chocolate croissant and everything foca
On weekends, this establishment experiences a queue extending from the interior to the exterior, with an estimated wait time of 30 minutes for entry. The line typically progresses at a swift pace. Outdoor seating is available, and a Citi Bike station is conveniently located directly in front of the premises. They offer a selection of delectable sandwiches and baked goods, all prepared fresh in-house. The staff is knowledgeable and readily available to address any inquiries. The croissant was pa
From the Nov 6, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

Food was left exposed to possible contamination during storage, prep, or serving.

Hot food was held below 140°F, cool enough for bacteria to grow.