Court Pastry Shop — all mentions

in:Looking for the best rainbow cookies. Where are your favorite rainbow cookies in the city and what have you compared them to so far?7 pts
“Court Pastry all the way. They’re dense and moist – personally I hate a rainbow cookie that’s dry enough for the cake to crumble.”
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in:Where can I find good Italian Bakery Cookies in nyc? (Fidi/midtown)7 pts
“Their ricotta cookies and lemon drops are the best.”
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in:best NYC Italian goods to bring home to family ?6 pts
replying to u/Technical-Ad9281: Go to Carroll gardens and hit the old school Italian bakeries for cookies. Go to Caputos for meats
“Court has some solid pignoli cookies”
H2
in:Best cannoli in New York City?6 pts
replying to u/brickmaj: Yo… that’s Carroll gardens. Also add Monteleones to that list.
“F Monteleone Bakery has much better cannoli than Court Pastry.”
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in:best NYC Italian goods to bring home to family ?3 pts
“I would recommend Court Pastry Shop in Carroll Gardens because they use the more traditional type of pine nuts and are generous with them.”
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in:What’s your favorite dessert place and order in NYC?3 pts
“Court pastry shop - sfogliatelle is legit!”
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in:Brooklyn Restaurants for Out of Towners!1 pts
replying to u/JayMoots: Al Di La is in Park Slope. Great Italian food and you can eat either in the main dining room or their charming little wine bar next door. Or a short cab ride away you can go to Frankie's 457 in Carroll Gardens, which is also Italian food in an even more charming dining room. About a 10 min walk away from Frankie's you have Clover Club, which is excellent cocktails and small plates.
“Court Pastry for sfogliatelle, cannoli, lobster tail, open eclair, and chocolate dot cookies”
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in:25 Iconic Dishes That Define NYC - New York - The Infatuation1 pts
“I’d replace Fortunato’s sfogliatelle with Court Pastry”
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in:Best cannoli in New York City?10 pts
“Any of the little Italian shops in Cobble Hill! Court Pastry Shop • Mazzola Bakery”
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in:Historic food tour of NYC7 pts
“I grew up going there and it's still around for good reason.”
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in:In search of good cannolis 4 pts
“Court Pastry Shop”
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in:Rainbow cookie crawl. (14 bakeries, Queens, Manhattan, and Brooklyn)3 pts
“I’ve tried so many and always come back to Court Pastry. The best”
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in:Looking for the best rainbow cookies. Where are your favorite rainbow cookies in the city and what have you compared them to so far?2 pts
replying to u/lilacbluebell: Court Pastry all the way. They’re dense and moist – personally I hate a rainbow cookie that’s dry enough for the cake to crumble. There shouldn’t be any crumbs in the bag. You can taste the almond paste and jam, and the chocolate is nice and melty. I’ve never had a bad cookie or one with that nasty fridge taste from there. Veniero’s is also excellent. Circo’s cannolis are top tier but their rainbow cookies aren’t on the same level.
“This”
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in:Rainbow cookie crawl. (14 bakeries, Queens, Manhattan, and Brooklyn)2 pts
“Court Pastry - good and most. Too much almond extract.”
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in:Sfogliatella1 pts
“I love the ones from Court Pastry in Brooklyn.”
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in:Best cannoli in New York City?1 pts
“Court Pastry”
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in:They say bread is life1 pts
“There are so many gems in that neighborhood for home clocks or people who like to entertain. Caputos bakery. Caputos cheeses. Mazollas, Sahadi, Court Pastry Shop, Paisanos butcher,”
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in:Looking for the best classic cheesecake in NYC1 pts
“Eileen’s, Junior’s, Court Pastry Shop, Lassen and Hennigs”
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in:Cannoli from Gino's in the Bronx. Not sure there's a better cannoli in the city but be sure to comment if there is one! I still haven't been to Villabate Alba in Brooklyn and plan to hit it soon.0 pts
“Just go to Court Pastry or Monteleone’s 2 blocks away on Court St for the best Canoles experience in NYC”
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