Entries tagged with 'bakeries'
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[Photos: Carey Jones] We've written about their banana whip; Ed's raved about their contributions to the New Amsterdam Market. But even though we've got a long-standing relationship with The Bent Spoon—one of our contributors worked there, and I spent...
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[Photos: Robyn Lee] 'Tis the season for sweets, and no one does them like Bouchon Bakery. This year, Thomas Keller's bakeries are packing in the pumpkin, with breakfast pastries, cookies, and more. A few of the goodies, after the...
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Beautiful bakery displays can be deceiving; those perfectly crafted confections might not taste as great your eye would have you believe. At One Girl Cookies in Brooklyn, most of them do—but others don't quite cut it. The good is...
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[Photograph: Kathy YL Chan] Petrossian's croissants are quickly moving up my list of favorite croissants in New York City. The plain croissants are wonderful, but later in the morning I often crave something a notch sweeter and a bit...
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[Photos: Brian Yarvin] There's a lament I hear so often, that I sometimes think I should carry an audio system for the sad violin soundtrack that goes along with it. You've probably heard it, too. "[This particular food] is...
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Over on East 12th Street is Ciao for Now—coffee shop, meets lunch spot, meets after school hangout for parents and their elementary school children. It's breezy, laid back (though ridiculously efficient), and everything comes with a smile. The food...
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Editor's note: In "Lunch for One," Kathy YL Chan will seek out some of the best places for solo lunchers to grab a noontime bite. Let's meet for coffee, let's meet for dinner, let's even meet for breakfast. But lunch?...
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Calm down, Changophiles—it's not one of those Milk Bars. In parts of Australia, where this Milk Bar's owners hail from, the term in fact refers to a local shop or general store. But this just-opened Prospect Heights spot is...
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Photograph by Linnea Covington I love this profile on Grande Monuments that Linnea Covington wrote for the New York Press. Grande is a headstone dealer on Graham Avenue in Williamsburg that started selling bread by chance in February, after...
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This city is flooded with blueberry muffins. Plain ones, sugar-dusted numbers, big ones, itty bitty ones, and others still, paired with everything from bran to corn. We loved some, hated others, and passed on a few. Our conclusion? There's...
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