“if you want the really delicate patisserie”
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“if you want the really delicate patisserie”
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“the mango pastry at Salswee!”
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“Great value for a cake of that quality. Perfect to share with someone.”
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“It is expensive and I thought it looked more beautiful than how it tasted but could be fun.”
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“mexican corn croissant at Salswee”
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“The pastries at Salswee are very cool - their famous ones are made to look like real fruits”
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“Salswee has a truffle croissant that I'm obsessed with”
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“their fruit desserts are delicious!”
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“I love their fruit-shaped pastries!”
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“They make the fruit desserts in the shape of the fruit. Really good.”
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“The Salswee strawberry cake is delicious.”
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“Not too sweet at all! And they’re very moist, most have fruit or many layers of whipped cream”
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“Has a great brioche like bread/sweet with swirls of black sesame. It’s awesome.”
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“Salswee has a black sesame croissant cube that is chef’s kiss!!”
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“the mango sticky rice cake at Salswee is FANTASTIC.”
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“Salswee is good”
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“Also there are so many dessert focused cafes! Like Lysee or Salswee! Go wild!!”
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“Salswee is where you want to get these in nyc.”
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“SALSWEE is good”
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“Salswee is also pretty, but I went with a chef who was pretty critical of the quality.”
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“And I mean, if you're going to be in Chelsea, you could also visit Tall Poppy on W. 20th and ALF Bakery in Chelsea Market and Salswee on 5th Ave and L'Appartement 4F in the Village and Lysee NYC in Flatiron. I'm not sure all those places have donuts, but the guy who started ALF is a damn genius (especially the babka) and none of the other places will disappoint, unless you are taking on a donuts-only diet.”
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“please take her to Salswee and spoil her!”
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“For desserts, instead of Salswee, go to Lysee which is a block and a half away and is miles better.”
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“Yesss Salswee is the way 🙌”
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“SALSWEE”
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“Bibble & Sip has similar ones but maybe not as luxurious as Salswee or Lysee”
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“salswee, lysee, cafe w”
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“Salswee in Flatiron area.”
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“Salswee 1000%”
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“Salswee.”
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“We also have a bevy of dessert options that are worth visiting like Lysee, SALSWEE, and Stick with me.”
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“Other notables, SALSWEE, Bibble & Sip, LeLeCha, & Aux Merveilleux de Fred”
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“I am French and I’d say Lysée and Salswee.”
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“Salswee”
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“Salswee and Lysee are great options.”
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“also add salswee, french asian dessert”
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“Oh I loved their pastries”
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“Salswee was good but not amazing to me.”
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“SALSWEE, Dominique Ansel Workshop for lovely baked goods”
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“Really I’d even drop Levain, but I get that it’s a popular spot. Magnolia is almost purely a tourist trap. I don’t know a single person who goes there. Sundae’s Best is great if Korean gelato is something you’re open to. Tao Hong is renowned for their Egg Tarts in Chinatown.”
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“Salswee”
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“Salswee is one of the best tasting and looking Asian-French desserts I've ever had in NYC.”
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