BakeriCHAIN

6.8/10

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Come for the pastries. People point to the strawberry or blueberry , the cinnamon rolls and the brownies. The bread is good too, though a few say the baguette isn't consistent. Not everyone agrees on this place. Some call the food bland and the focaccia mid.

150 Wythe Ave, BrooklynWilliamsburg, Brooklyn3 NYC locations mappedGoogle Maps

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  • It was too heavy on the lemon vinaigrette and the focaccia was mid. This place used to be one of my go-to’s for Brunch, a disappointment.

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  • replying to u/polymathprof: Just tried a “baguette” from Orwashers. It’s quite tasty, especially when toasted but it’s not a baguette.

    I’d propose Bakeri or Bicyclette for true baguette in its best form.

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  • replying to u/matthewsrc: When are you going? There are some Asian spots I've eaten at recently that are now among my favorite in the city, but they require a bit of advanced planning in terms of reservations. Hojokban, which does Korean soul food and opened last November, is now my favorite place in K-Town (an area I love and frequent often). I've gone back just for their melt-in-your-mouth short ribs. Another new-ish spot I love is Potluck Club, in the LES area, which does Cantonese-American, and all their dishes are inventive and delicious. C As In Charlie, in the NoHo area, is also modern Korean tapas and has dishes you likely won't find in any other Korean spot, all while being very fun (when I was there we got free shots, which seemed to be the norm). Right beside it is Fish Cheeks which is my favorite Thai spot in the city. Nowon, another Korean-American spot in the East Village, does a six-course menu on Mondays for a discounted price (it's an insanely good deal, I think something like less than $50). And every dish is a banger. My husband and I have done it twice, the second time because we took an out-of-towner, who loved it too.

    If you're in Williamsburg, Bakeri has truly incredible brownies.

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  • replying to u/LaminatedHo: Another user recommended Devocion. Very excited to see Bakeri listed, though!

    Their gruyere with tomato jam on focaccia is quite nice, also.

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