Reposteria Nitin

Customer service here is absolutely terrible… Would not recommend their cakes either. The place on Jerome and 183^rd has better service, cakes and are more reasonably priced. The Reposteria Nitin over charges for cake toppers that can easily be made for a few bucks at home, which is what I always do anyway. What the heck will I do with a ceramic baby worth $ 60 after the cake is eaten?! Anyone I’ve ever come across who has dealt with this place always had negative things to say !

The best Dominican bakery! I am a huge fan of their bread loafs that are baked at the bakery daily. I’ve been coming to this bakery since I was a child. Over the years, I’ve purchased cakes, bread and appetizers– I have no complaints.

Their cakes are pretty good. I always order from them for special occasions .I wish them continued success.

Bought a cake from here and it did not taste like dominican cake at all, it was just tasted bad. Their staff is rude and they are way overpriced. I do not recommend this place unless you want to waste your money.

The cakes are average. The breads are ok. The flan tasted like fridge. If you are desperate for a cake you can come get one here.

At all honesty here, the cake is not Dominican, maybe the owners of the bakery are but not the taste of the cakes! I went and purchased a cake for my mothers bday (huge mistake) since my mother only eats real Dominican cakes, and everyone was excited when they saw me walking through the door with it and placing IT on the table. After we sang happy bday and all and moved on to cutting the cake… What a disappointment, to make the story short the cake was thrown in the garbage… $ 40 down the drain just like that… The pineapple taste like if it was from a cheap brand and the cake was dry and had no flavor at all!!! Horrible experience. I gave it a star because I had to but this place might be owned by Dominicans but they are defenately not the ones making the cakes in the back of the store!

I was desperately looking for a place to do my gender reveal cake and after being disappointed at the customer service of a «well recommended» spot and another over priced bakery I was quickly losing hope. My partner recommended me to a bakery in the Bronx and at first I was a little skeptical.
I went and was surprised by how nice the staff was. The two young ladies were incredibly helpful in assisting me-​over the phone and in person. They had a fast turnaround and were super nice. expressing excitement at opening my sealed envelope with thw baby’s gender.
The day I went to pick up my cake it was raining but they were very busy nonetheless. I was very happy with my cake and the price was affordable. My family and I cut the cake thay night at our gender reveal dinner and we were ecstatic! The cake was a nice pink color-​a girl!!! Besides yhe cake looking oh so pretty, it tasted quite good. They told me because of the color of the cake it would taste sweeter. I def recommend this bakery! Thanks girls!!!

I think this place has the best pastelitos EVER. I always place large orders for parties and they are amazing!!! They are small and very well done, not over fried or anything like that. They have chicken, beef, cheese and they also sell quipes.
Overall super great and super cheap, a dozen is ONLY $ 9.
Go try them !!

One word HORRIBLE. Extremely rude. I ordered a cake but they made a mistake and made it with the wrong filling, i asked if they could change it they tell me no they cant give me another one because they already made it. So i ask can i get my money back they say no because they don’t give refunds. Apart from that the owner gets rude with me calling me a liar saying that i ordered that filling when i didnt and raising his voice. Just an overall horrible experience. I got stuck with a cake i didn’t want when it was their mistake in the first place. So if you want expensive cakes and to pretty much be treated like garbage then go ahead. Otherwise stay AS FAR AWAY AS POSSIBLE!

My family has been buying cakes from Nitin for over 15 years. Best cake hands down. Everything they make is always fresh and full of flavor, from Pastelitos to the cakes. My favorite is the Guava filling cakes. If in the area make sure you stop by this bakery.

You would be hard pressed to find a Dominican cake as moist and tasty as the ones in this place! Order ahead because they only make a limited amount to sell each day and they go quick!

Tamara I couldn’t agree with you more, cakes are good, but service is terrible. I have always wonder why ugly people have a face and an attitude only makes them uglier. The should trained them in service or get rid of them all. I remember going into the bakery to get a cake can you believe I had to wait about 15 minutes to be serve because all employees including the kitchen were having a personal conversation, and then it happen after almost 20 minutes believe it or not, one of them said standing between the kitchen and the counter area, «QUE TU QUIERE? TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE :(

The original Resposteria Nitin in Santo Domingo is known as the best cake shop. This one has very good Dominican cake but not quite as perfect as the original one. I got my boyfriend a ¾ pound cake with dulce de leche filling for his birthday and it was very good. You can place an order the same day a couple of hours in advanced.
Cash only.

I have been to Nitin Bakery several times for several years, the Dominican cake is good, but I had encounter sometimes that the cake is a little dry but the frosting is fantastic. They are a little stinchy with the flowers on the cake, and you have to reinforce what you want. The interpersonal relationships with the staff, generally Dominican women needs improvement, they need to be a little more invited, they need to smile and please deliver your service like you want to serve the customer. But I still buy my cakes there for many years possibly 3 to 4 times a year regardless, I always send my husband to buy it. Nitin Bakery is good for the Dominican cakes.

It was a bright sunny day, my friend Marleny and I were exploring the Fordham area of the Bronx without much entertainment. It seemed that everyone was cut from the same piece of thread… boring. Everyone dressed the same, the stores all sold the same things.
Our senses were underwhelmed by our surroundings, so we made a few turns, walked up this block and down this block until we saw a bakery.
Me: wanna go in?
Marleny: no, I’m not in the mood to be disappointed.
Me: shut up, let’s go.
So we walked in and looked around, it looked like a pretty typical bakery, cakes and cookies and coffee and stuffs… but… um… wait… they were Mexican? What you must understand in that I grew up in a Dominican neighborhood and think that all bakeries with elaborately designed cakes in the window to be Dominican bakeries. I was proven wrong. But it felt oh so right.
Being adventurous we order a tres leche cake (
) and some coffee. Now, I’ve had some banging a$$ tres leches so I was skeptical. But then I ate it. And then I was in love. It was perfect in every way.
Moist but not gooey.
Sweet but not cavity inducing.
Perfection.
And that’s not all they make that’s awesome. During a Superbowl party my friends got me a birthday cake from that bakery and it was delish!
If you are ever in the area, do yourself a favor and get me a tres leche cake… I mean, get YOU one… and me.