Payard Patisserie & Bistro

Head to the Upper East Side where Eli Zabar has built a collection of destinations that each bring something different to your table. There's Eli's Manhattan for your everyday needs, the Vinegar Factory for specialty finds, E.A.T. when you want to eat in style, and Eli's Bread for fresh loaves that make winter mornings even better. You can shop in person or have groceries delivered straight to your door, grab corporate catering for your next event, pick up holiday menus when the season calls for them, or browse curated gift baskets. The produce rotates with what's freshest, gourmet dining spots are scattered throughout, and bread that tastes like it was made this morning is always within reach.

Hot & Crusty opened its first store in 1980 on 63rd and Second Ave. in Manhattan. Over the next couple of years, the company opened more stores, each time, building complete bakeries in its stores. In 1994 the company granted licenses for the use of the "Hot & Crusty" name. This proved very successful and in 1997, a new company Hot & Crusty Franchise Corp. was formed to franchise new stores. To this end, a central baking facility was acquired in which all bread dough's and pastries are made. All baking is done on a European deck oven, in front of our customers, thus creating interest in the baking activity and a delicious baking aroma. This is a great bakery franchise opportunity in Manhattan, New York.

In 1988, equipped with little more than an apartment-sized oven and a strong desire to end her career in the hotel business, Cynthia Bruce Kramer started to bake her way into the cookie business, creating her own original recipes. Among her creations: chocolate truffles, key limes, and mint juleps. Her customers were friends and family.

William Greenberg traditional baked goods still continue with the same classic recipes from the 40`s. "I began cooking and baking under the tutelage of my Aunt Gertrude to the delight of my family. In high school I sold cookies to the National Federation of Woman's Exchanges. In the Army I fed the troops and in 1946 I opened my first shop in New York. Whether it's a chocolate brownie or a wedding cake, my creations have pleased New Yorkers' palates for the past 42 years!"

Great breads have a timeless quality. The ingredients - flour, water, salt, starters - haven't change over centuries, across borders and oceans. Crusty bread brings both sustenance and great pleasure.<br /> Fine wine and crusty bread have matched perfectly for centuries. Now, this perfect pairing reaches a new peak with our Artisan Wine Breads. <br /> The natural yeast in fermenting grapes typically convert grape juice into wine. In this case, the yeast became the starting point for our Artisan Wine Breads.

Abba's Cafe is located inside the prestigious Rose Building of the Jewish Community Center in Manhattan at 76 St. and Amsterdam Avenue. We are proud to serve the JCC community as well as the wider public. We feature a daily selection of fresh sandwiches, soups, salads and more. We are known for our hand made baked goods, from oven fresh pastries in the morning to Belgian chocolate mousse for a late afternoon treat. http://www.abbascafe.com

Walk in and you'll catch the aroma of butter and vanilla drifting through the shop—especially cozy on those crisp winter mornings. Everything here gets made by hand in tiny batches, baked fresh multiple times daily using ingredients that actually matter. Their approach skips the shortcuts: no preservatives, no stabilizers, just straightforward American desserts prepared the way bakers did decades ago. The result is treats that taste like they came from someone's kitchen, not a factory floor.

Order birthday, wedding and special occasion cakes here from Soutine, a neighborhood bakery in Manhattan. Soutine delivers all its cakes in Manhattan and through- out New York City, and some birthday cakes can be shipped world-wide.

Having just past its 110 Year Anniversary, this famous landmark was established in 1894 by its founder, Antonio Veniero. When he operated his establishment, it was a pool emporium and caffé where he served his baked products to his customers. Later, the demand fo his Italian pastries and cakes won him awards in Rome, Bolognia, and at the New York World’s Fair.

Stepping through the door feels like slipping into someone's cherished memory—all vintage charm and the kind of desserts your grandmother probably dreamed about. The space itself breathes nostalgia, especially on cold winter afternoons when the warmth from the ovens seems to wrap around you. The original founder handed the keys over in 2007 to Steve Abrams, a seasoned restaurant veteran from New York, along with his wife and daughter. Rather than rushing to change things, they've grown thoughtfully over the years, opening five additional locations while keeping that same careful attention to what made the place special in the first place. Winter regulars know the hot pastries and cozy atmosphere here hit different when it's freezing outside.

Breads Bakery is a New York bakery dedicated to producing artisanal, handmade breads using traditional baking techniques. Most of the artisan breads we bake are made with whole grains and go through a slow proofing process, which sharpens and improves the taste. &#8203; A lot of thought has been given to the components of the bread, types of flour and the addition of seeds and grains which increase the nutritional value. We select only the finest ingredients and, when possible, use natural and organic ingredients. The bakery bakes both sweet and savory items including rustic breads and pastries. It fills us with satisfaction to feed and to host. Much thought is put into this - making it comfortable, pleasant, appetizing, aromatic, satisfying and abundant. We let our work speak for itself.

For more than two decades, this chocolatier has captivated palates with handcrafted confections that blur the line between indulgence and artistry. Walk through the Broome Street doors and you're immediately enveloped in cocoa's intoxicating warmth, especially welcome on crisp winter afternoons, while shelves and vintage display cases overflow with jewel-toned boxes and meticulously crafted treats. Each chocolate tells a story through unexpected flavor pairings and meticulous technique, resulting in pieces that feel more like miniature sculptures than candies. The founder's vision transforms the shopping experience into something closer to browsing a curated gallery than a typical pastry counter. Whether treating yourself or selecting a gift, you're choosing something that carries equal parts sophistication and genuine craft, wrapped in packaging that makes the moment feel like opening something precious.

Bread, hearty and wholesome, with a firm slice and a good crust. Alain Coumont learned about bread as a small child, standing on a chair every Sunday watching his grandmother bake bread. As a young chef in Brussels, Alain could not find the right bread for his restaurant.<br> Passionate about quality, he returned to his roots and opened a small bakery where he could knead flour, salt and water into the rustic loaves of his childhood.

New York's best hand made Italian bread and biscotti.

Step inside where the aroma of butter and chocolate fills the air year-round, though winter visits have a particular charm with frost on the windows and warmth radiating from the ovens. What started as cherished family recipes has evolved into decadent creations that blend timeless baking methods with contemporary flavors. Every bite delivers that satisfying richness people come back for, whether you're stopping by on a crisp winter afternoon or any other time of year.

Chocolate bon bons are handcrafted with all natural ingredients. Chocolate Bar always carry classic flavors (pure dark, caramel, praline, hazelnut, peanut butter, etc...). Seasonal flavors: pumpkin spice, honey-vanilla, port wine, wicked hot, dark lime, and white caramel apple.

Shipping Ruthy's cakes anywhere in the USA using specially designed, temperature controlled packaging to ensure optimal quality and freshness.

Floral Bouquet, Strawberry Shortcake Supreme, Baked Occasions, Cookie Jar Keepsakes and more.

Cake and cupcake, art design cakes, wedding cakes, floral cakes and more.

Zaro's Bakery New York, more commonly known as Zaro's Bread Basket in Grand Central Station has been New York City's premiere bakery for over 75 years. Did you know that we now ship our world famous baked products anywhere in the United States?

Don’t cook. Take it eatZi’s. This is the way to make every meal count, without making every meal. Embark on the culinary adventure in true European-market style without leaving your neighborhood. Experience the sights, sounds and smells that abound from an amazing symphony of flavors (don’t forget to sample an artisan bread or two). Prepare for the pleasure of a chef-crafted meal made just for you – or 200 of your closest friends. Our chefs make is possible to live gourmet everyday. One day healthful, the next day sinful – it’s up to you. All from a menu of favorites – old and new- all as portable as they are delectable. It’s no coincidence that “eatZi’s” sounds “easy” -simply put, it is.

After years of outstanding success in midtown Manhattan, Buttercup Bake Shop launched a second store on the Upper West Side in 2006. Buttercup's classic American desserts continue to be enjoyed by New Yorkers of all kinds, including Martha Stewart, Al Roker, and Senator Hilary Clinton, amongst others. Jennifer has appeared on The Today Show several times, and Buttercup Bake Shop has been featured on MTV, Fox, CNN and more, as well as in the romantic novel A Match Made on Madison by Dee Davis.

Holding its own among New York City's finest A-class dessert places, Harlem's Make My Cake bakery has become popular with tourist from around the world. The family owned and operated business began like most food success stories you've heard over the years...baking cakes in a kitchen tenement apartment, but Make My Cake had a secret recipe the other didn't. Ma Smith From a long line of southern women blessed with the gift of creating mouth-watering dessert, Ma Smith passed her talent for cooking down to her daughter JoAnn Baylor, who today operates two locations in Harlem.