Artopolis

So many things to choose from! I personally LOVE their crème brûlée ! Probably the best crème brûlée I ever had. It’s smooth, creamy and perfectly sweetened. The top has a perfect caramel crunch and As you dig in– you get a spoonful of rich custardy goodness that awaken your taste buds!
This bakery is very clean and well maintained. Perfect for a quick coffee/​tea date! It definitely lives up to the food network and travel channel hype!

Wow! First off, this is one of the most well-​kept bakeries I’ve been to. Nestled away in a quaint plaza, it’s only a few blocks away from the train. I am always trying new bakeries in Astoria and this place IS IT.
When you first walk in there are tables upon tables of fresh cookies, shelves of cakes, a display case of pastries, and trays of baklava in a variety of flavors and sizes. Unlike most bakeries that look good but taste average, Artopolis looks AMAZING and tastes AMAZING. I spent nearly 15 minutes trying to pick 2 pastries to try. My total came to $ 11 for two very large desserts. They also provide a sheet that describes each item so you know what you’re looking at.
I opted for a dessert (called EKMEK?) with custard, whipped cream, honey & sliced almonds. It was unlike anything I’ve ever tried before and had this twig-​like dough on the bottom. Really hard to describe, but absolutely amazing and I basically ate the whole piece. Like any good bakery, they also make breads which I’ve yet to try.
This will definately be my new go-​to dessert spot. The only downside is they close at 9pm on Fridays!

The pastries, if they are fresh, are off the charts. You just need to time it so that you get them fresh.
The prices as well are off the charts. Super overpriced for something you can get at every other Greek Pastry shop.
I have lived in the area for years and have visited them when doing my shopping at the plaza. Service is a hit or miss depending on who is working. The younger the staff the bigger the attitude. New years eve i had gone in to purchase the traditional vasilopita, a loaf of bread and a small bag of cookies. Price: $ 72. For that price i expected the cake to be lined in gold.
Definitely the last time i will be shopping there.

This bakery has delicious things, but the service is TERRIBLE. I came in during the day, was the only customer, and was waiting by the register to pay for about 15 mins before someone finally rang me up. There were about 6 workers there, and not one of them could be bothered to help me sooner. When one woman finally did, she gave me such an attitude. She looked at me with a dirty look and said «umm can I help you?» in such a rude tone. That kind of attitude was not necessary, I was patiently waiting and they could have at least apologized for making me wait for nothing. I will not be returning here due to the rudeness of the employees.

Awesome service and only greek spot I know that makes my frappé with soy! I bring my 3 year old there all the time and we hangout no problem. So yes child friendly too!

I love this place. Their pastries selection is awesome. The have some of the best spinach pie in the area. Oh, and the cheese pie is wonderful too! They have a great Greek coffee and some tasty sweet treats.
The only thing that’s a bit weird it the set up. It’s a bit confusing about where you order, where you stand to get help, etc.
But the people who work there are lovely and helpful.

Artopolis is in a small shopping center with other Greek shops. They are beside a great butcher and grocery store with amazing feta and Greek olive oils. Parking is easy breezy here too.
The Baklava is moist with lots of great pistachios. The cookies and pastries are quite good and reasonably priced. We ordered some biscotti cookies, baklava, fresh white bread, and a café. All were tasty and the women inside are incredibly helpful, despite being very busy.

I was just here… Addictive! coming back next week to get dessert for my party! they also have variety of egg free cookies, Sweet n Savory!!! Yum yum!!!

This place is a true gem. It’s conveniently located and there’s free parking right in front of it. It’s spacious, clean and extremely well-​organized. The selection of pastries and baked goodies is mesmerizing to the point where you might just get overwhelmed.
I got to try their strawberry cheesecake, crème brûlée, hazelnut mousse cake, rice pudding, tiramisu and a small piece of the chocolate baklava. Every food item tasted fresh and simply delicious. The portions are generous and I spent under $ 30 for all of this.
I’ll surely be back again, as the spanakopita and bread looked very promising.

The most AMAZING desserts I have every put my eyes on. If you like greek bakeries, this tops them all! They have EVERYTHING and it looks so fresh! My first and only time there, we came close to closing and were only able to try a few things, but from what I tasted and saw, this place doesnt disappoint. We will definitely be back!!!

It’s funny because my job orders their pastries from here!
Anyway, this cute little bakery is right under my dermatologist and cardiologist, so whenever I go (which is pretty frequently thanks to my hypochondria), I always pick something up.
They’re super affordable, and there is a treat for everyone. From spinach pies, to tarts, to mini cupcakes and macarons, there is a lot to pick from and everything is always fresh.
The staff isn’t rude at all, but also just aren’t interactive in any way– they barely even make eye contact, which is why I deducted a star.

OMG. So. Many. Desserts. I had a hard time choosing what to buy… located in the corner of an unassuming plaza (w/​a parking lot!). I walk into dessert heaven! Bags overflowing with cookies to buy by the pound, a couple of alcove-​like shelves showcasing their Greek cookie specials, multiple windowed cooler doors displaying amazing cakes, pastry cases at the counter with more single serve pastries and cakes, coffee and espresso beverage options in the middle, and a whole section on the right of the store devoted to baklava and boxed cookies. I was visiting a friend’s house so I picked up a mixed box of their cookies… otherwise, I would have gone to town on their cakes. Maybe it is a bit pricey, but that’s only because you can end up buying a ton of desserts. Spacious, airy and clean… I could have spent all day in this bakery :)

Good strong coffees awesome tiropita and spinach pies I love the little ones with the thick crust… the chocolate covered nut cookies are awesome! cakes delicious I’ve had the chocolate and I’ve also tried some pastries all good …
Worth a trip

Artopolis Bakery stands alone as one of the best Greek bakeries I’ve ever been to. Located in a parking lot a block away from the subway stop, this place is quite accessible.
Once you step in prepared to be bombarded by the fantastic aroma of baked goods occupying every corner of the elegant but modest store. Everything is made fresh and with goods up front, you grab a box and fill to order since it’s paid by the pound. If that doesn’t strike your fancy, there’s always the pastries behind the glass display.
While you’re there may as well fancy the coffee-​based drinks too.
I’ve had the traditional kataifi, ekmet kataifi, baklava, cheesecakes, mouses, turnovers, cookies. It’s a sweet-tooth’s paradise. Although everything is great the only knock I have is that it’s not easy to figure out who’s being serviced as there doesn’t seem to be a queuing system when more than two customers go to pay for their goods. Otherwise, service is also curt but outstanding! 5.0÷5.0

Really, really, really expensive pastries.
Really, really, really good pastries.
If this is all okay by you, this is the place to be.
The place looks like a hole in the wall in the strip mall at the back of the parking lot. Don’t let the look deceive you. It’s a beautiful interior. Clean, well stocked, well done.

Everything is awesome in this bake shop! They can make just about anything in any flavor you want. My son’s birthday cake was a hit. Thank you Regina, Thank You ARTOPOLIS!!! You’re the best/​yummiest place in Astoria!!!

I came here to try the baklava and it sure doesn’t disappoint! The pistachio baklava was my favorite. Everything here looks so clean and the service is fantastic! There’s also a small table inside where you can have tea and enjoy your dessert. Another plus is the parking lot, as parking is pretty difficult around the neighborhood on weekends. I definitely look forward to coming back and trying their other pastries.

I have to say this is one of the best bakery’s I visited so far, I went there to find a cake for a birthday occasion and I found plenty.
The lady was really helpful and explain to me what most of the cakes had inside. It was so complicated to choose, since all of them looked nice and sounded delicious.
I made my mind up and decided to get the Chocolate Muse, which it splits in about 14 pieces, the cost was $ 40 which that was nothing compared to the quality and freshness of the cake.
Everyone enjoyed the cake & I got to eat the left overs next day! Lol oh I forgot I had a expresso and a tiramisu dessert while I was waiting on the cake to get prepared.
THANK YOU!

Having been a regular at their Morningside Heights location, I was excited to check out the original, very weird layout and all. Had called for requests and went with two chocolate non-​Greek pastries over the Galaktoboureko and halloumopita (neither of which were labeled, if present, anyway).

You haven’t lived until you’ve had their pecan florentine (white or milk chocolate… take your pick). Their Greek cookies are perfection. They also have a delicious hazelnut tart that I get every once on a while. I truly mostly come here for the pecan florentine; it’s heaven… chocolaty nutty poetry in your mouth. I’m happy for the couple of months I lived over by Ditmars. Otherwise, I would have never discovered this beautiful bakery filled with deliciousness. So skip the Greek bakeries on Broadway and 30^th and take a walk down the less beaten path that is 31^st street to find the best Greek treats in Astoria.