“The millefeuille from Angelina is pretty damn great, though I think a little non-standard.”
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“The millefeuille from Angelina is pretty damn great, though I think a little non-standard.”
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“I recommend getting a smaller size than you think you need, as it's super rich.”
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“Angelina Paris as others mention is some of the best in the city, but very very very rich and filling.”
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“I would go around the corner to Angelina for actual good hot chocolate/baked stuff”
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“Angelina Paris, famous for hot chocolate that's basically just a mildly thin ganache. The food is shockingly good as well.”
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“Angelina is fantastic, and I shy away from overly sweet things and much prefer super dark chocolate.”
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“My favorite (their food is also shockingly good, and incredibly rich).”
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“Although if you are at Bryant Park Angelina(a different Angelina than the Almond Croissant place) has amazing croissants.”
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“Angelina for hot chocolate, brunch, or high tea. She will love this place!”
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“Touristy AF, but 100% worth it: Angelina Paris, just don't expect to do anything other than find a place to sleep it off after the fact. You're required to get hot chocolate, it's literally world famous.”
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“Angelina Paris - 100% worth trying, sit down, have a pastry (millefeuille is my pick, but they're famous for their mont blanc) and a hot chocolate w/ a mountain of shlag. Their food is shockingly good also.”
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“Angelina Paris is known for the extra thick hot chocolate and their baked goods are always tasty!”
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“I like Angelina Paris too, but it still has sugar, although it is not as sweet as many other options in town”
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“Or Angelina Paris (near Bryant Park, so works with the holiday market suggestion!) for some truly decadent hot chocolate + pastries.”
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“Angelina Paris - Fantastic hot chocolate in a twee location with good food and pastries as well.”
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“NY outpost of a Parisian spot famous for hot chocolate (amazing) and mont blanc (eh? I prefer their other pastries). Their food is shockingly good as well.”
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“I literally just took this advice and this hot chocolate is unreal. Recommendation still holds!”
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“Aux Merveilleux de Fred and Angelina Paris are also nearby for great pastries.”
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“the food is fantastic (though ridiculously rich), the hot chocolate is world famous, and their desserts are lovely.”
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“Angelina Paris and Eataly for rich classics.”
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“if you want an easy "training wheels" experience, go to Angelina near Bryant Park for lunch. They have croque monsieur, french onion soup, and the classic pastries.”
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“Frankly, I love the packaged vanilla and chocolate cookies, too!”
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“Try their icecream too, it’s chef kiss.”
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“Second this - we just get the hot chocolate at Angelina and walk around.”
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“Hot chocolate at Angelina”
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“Angelina Paris at Bryant Park have a very rich chocolate drink”
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“Their hot chocolate is what they're actually famous for, and shouldn't be missed. Their signature pastry is a mont-blanc (regular or w/ a seasonal flavor), but I think their millefeuille far exceeds it.”
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“they sell it in a bottle which you need to heat by boiling. It's tricky but good for cozy hot chocolate at home”
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“My recommendations would be the party sized Montblanc at Angelina”
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“I like the Croque Monsieur and salads at the Angelina near Bryant Park.”
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“Seconding Angelina! I’m pretty sure it was a seasonal item but their pumpkin mont-blanc was as delicious as the original one.”
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“If you want to make a thing of it, I think this is a great answer. Go sit down, have a cup of hot chocolate (ridiculous) w/ whipped cream and one of their pastries.”
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“Their pastries are pricey but excellent quality.”
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“angelina paris is also by bryant park and has beautiful desserts.”
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“Angelina Paris (amazing hot chocolate, good pastries)”
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“Shockingly good food, world famous hot chocolate, and very French desserts.”
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“It’s the best.”
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“Breakfast at Angelina Paris. OMG.”
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“My ranking is: 1. Jaques Torres 2. Eataly 3. Angelina Paris”
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“Go to Angelina Paris in Bryant Park, instead.”
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“Try Angelina Paris!”
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“Angelina Paris. Lots of other places in the city.”
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“Angelina”
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“Head a bit east towards Bryant Park and you'll find some good ones: Fauchon, Angelina Paris, Lady M, Breads ...”
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“There's actually an Angelina here now and while I can't compare it against the original, gods damned that's worth it.”
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“Got exactly what you’re looking for. Angelina Paris near Bryant park, Rigor Hill Market, Mariebelle, La Burdick, Fan Fan Doughnuts, Chocolate Room, Dominique Ansel, Laduree, Bar Pisellino.”
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“Angelina Paris”
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“Angelina Paris”
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“You're talking about the shitty Italian bakery that confuses tourists who actually want to go to Angelina Paris?”
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“I think Angelina is the perfect suggestion for what you're looking for”
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