“Have you had their cheese danish? It’s so hard to find one! The lightly sweet, yet tangy cheese that’s still creamy, the lightly cracking pastry under your teeth. Mmm!”
H3
8.2/10
AI-generated summary
Get the , especially the potato sauerkraut one. The and whatever cheese danish they have that week get named almost as often. People describe the whole place as an old school Jewish bakery redone, and one of the most consistent in the city. A minority strongly disagrees and calls it overpriced and dry.
“Have you had their cheese danish? It’s so hard to find one! The lightly sweet, yet tangy cheese that’s still creamy, the lightly cracking pastry under your teeth. Mmm!”
H3
“Rugelach had solid enough flavor but was so dry, the pretzel is very simply a pretzel (good mustard), and the knish was good, but nothing was great.”
H3
“All three were excellent. The blueberries were so flavorful and the nori flavor worked very well in the cookie. Highly recommend. 5/5”
H2
“Ultimately, wouldn’t go out of my way to try again.”
H2
“The potato sauerkraut knish from Elbow bread on the LES is pretty special”
H2
“No joke, I'd say the hot dog was worth it for the bun alone.”
H2
“The elbow bakery knish really was a crazy surprise.”
H2
“the bialys are quietly the best thing there, the whole bakery is basically an old school jewish bakery revival”
H2
“Whatever danish they have at Elbow Bread. It’s currently sheep’s milk and Clementine jam”
H2
“I also got lost in the social media hype and felt it was trash. Disliked immensely and the service was incredibly slow.”
H2
“The cheese danish at Elbow Bakery is outstanding”
H2
“similar, Elbow bakery has a garlic bialiy that’s amazing!”
H2