Bakery Cuisines
Momofuku Milk Bar
Any bakery that can make magic with Thanksgiving leftovers (ie: Momofuku’s turkey and cranberry-stuffed croissant), is bound to have a few...
Read MorePasticceria Rocco
Don’t let your preconceived notions of fruitcake prevent you from trying Rocco’s delectable Panettone, an oversized, cylindrical sweet...
Read MoreHot Bread Kitchen
What’s not to love about Hot Bread Kitchen? They sell baked goods to finance programs supporting low-income individuals, and everything...
Read MoreFrançois Payard Bakery
We can all handle making a Christmas cookie or two, but the more extravagant holiday desserts are probably best left to the experts. How...
Read MoreCafé Sabarsky
Herring, soft pretzels and sausages may not immediately scream Christmas to us, but there’s no denying that Austrians know a thing or two...
Read MoreMomofuku Milk Bar’s Thanksgiving Croissant
Think you’ve seen it all? Think again because Momofuku’s been breaking new ground and coming up with ingenious concoctions...
Read MoreSugar Sweet Sunshine’s Pumpkin Eggnog Pudding
We’ve been fans of this teeny Lower East Side bakery and its pies, cakes and cupcakes for years. We love the story of these two ladies,...
Read MoreFat Witch’s Pumpkin Brownie
It ain’t easy to brand yourself on a classic American sweet, but this Chelsea Market shop has done just that with their famously dense and...
Read MoreFour and Twenty Blackbirds’ Apple Rose Pie
Four and Twenty Blackbirds is a favorite among curious customers who aren’t afraid to try something new. The menu changes daily, allowing for ample experimentation in the kitchen from Melissa and Emily Elsen, a team of sisters. With only one oven in a small rustic looking pie shop, Melissa and Emily pump out each pie by hand every day for one customer at a time.
Read MoreFirst Prize Pies’ Apple Cider Cream Pie
Ever since Allison Kave won the 1st Annual Brooklyn Pie-Off back in 2009, her pies have been getting tons of attention from New Yorkers....
Read MoreMomofuku Milk Bar’s Crack Pie
Momofuku Milk Bar Pastry Chef Christina Tosi’s Crack Pie is the ultimate holy grail of pies. Many have tried to replicate this pie (especially now that Milk Bar has a cookbook out) to no avail. Why is it called the Crack Pie? Well, it’s so good that it’s the only fitting description is that it’s “as good as crack.”
Read MoreBubby’s Sour Cherry Pie
Stuffed to the brim with four pounds of sour Michigan cherries and flavored with a hint of almond and lemon, just thinking about a slice of this could bring a smile to anyone’s face, but particularly to those cherry pie connoisseurs.
Read MoreThe Doughnut Plant
As if Crème Brulée and doughnuts were not extravagant enough on their own, The Doughnut Plant has fused the two in one of their most popular creations: the Crème Brulée Doughnut.
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