For their iced coffee, they put ice cubes of coffee instead of regular ice cubes so that when it melts, your coffee isn’t diluted!
Nick S.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Congers, NY
It’s almost criminal how good the smell is during lunchtime in my office’s lobby — the smell of freshly baked scones and muffins in the air. MmmmmMmm. I bought a few scones from here. There were really good :). Maybe a little dry but overall, super delicious. If only this placw had a sign because it’s next to impossible to spot from Jay Street. Will be going back fo’ sure.
Andrea B.
Évaluation du lieu : 3 Brooklyn, NY
Lapin purchased a couple of treats for me the other day. He gotten a couple of scones and two chocolate mousse cake(he also got a cookie but ate that without sharing -.-). The blueberry scone was a bit dry and tasted like Pillsbury biscuits and the mousse cake was fluffy but kind of bland. The treats are a bit small and bland for the price. If you like soft and subtle tastes(not too sugary) this might appeal to you more than it did to me.
Sarah P.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 New York, NY
This place is the most amazing hidden gem. We popped in here just for a cup of coffee, after seeing all the amazing desserts, we got two with our coffees. They were so amazing, that we turned around and picked up three more! The Almond Tulle, incredibly crisp and delicate. Perfectly caramelized. The Raspberry jam bar with their own private jam, which we asked if they sold it because if they did we seriously would’ve bought a quart to take home. The Tea Cake was sublime. I haven’t enjoyed one as much outside of Japan. The Maple Madeline excellent with a subtle twist. The most challenging this is making sure I time visits here for when they’re actually open! They are absolutely worth it, warm, friendly staff in TINY cozy atmosphere.
Joe B.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Brooklyn, NY
Tragically late-opening coffee shop/Pâtisserie. I walk by it every morning at 7:30am and a tear comes to my eye.
Caitlin C.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 New York, NY
Lots of places in NY get hailed as «hidden gems,» but Burrow really earns the moniker. There’s only a small and very discrete sign in front of the apartment building whose lobby Burrow calls home. Much like the Weasleys’ home of the same name in the Harry Potter books, you have to *know* what you’re looking for ahead of time when it comes to his cozy little spot. Once you’ve found it, you’ll be greeted by the friendly proprietor ready to make you a warm drink or serve up a pasty from their mystical case of offerings. I didn’t sample any beverages myself, but thoroughly enjoyed my double chocolate chip cookie that was equal parts chewy and crisp. Would definitely come back to try other goodies they have to offer, and to mystify my friends with what a «hidden» New York spot *actually* looks like :)
S. S.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 New York, NY
Ayako-san is the BEST!!! She made incredible cakes for our dinner party that were the HIT of the evening. She is incredibly talented artistically AND at making the most phenomenol cakes I have ever tasted. Every single cake she makes is absolutely fantastic. My favorites were the strawberry shortcake, pistachio cake, and chocolate cake. All the desserts are perfectly balanced and most importantly, not too sweet. It’s the absolute ideal level of subtle sweetness that Japanese and Korean cakes are known for. Love this place!
Noel L.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 New York, NY
Classic French desserts with Japanese sensibility. Sweet yet very light. Ayako-san makes some of the tastiest treats around. I regularly pick up a snack here when I need a mid-day boost. Additionally she is always coming up with new creations, so there’s even more incentive to check in regularly and see what indulgences are available. This is also my go to spot for teas and(hipster-free) coffee. I’ve also ordered cakes for special occasions and I’ve had them provide catering for sweets at some of my events. If you haven’t already done so, you need to follow her Instagram: burr0w
Hik I.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 New York, NY
Super cute Japanese/French coffee shop & bakery downstairs make THE strongest and best iced Americano I’ve had in New York – what’s the secret? Frozen espresso ice cubes! Gives Brooklyn Roasting a run for their money
Dennis C.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 New York, NY
Really cute hidden café. Seems to be Japanese owned and operated so the quality is really high. Pros: Solid coffee They have non dairy milk Really delicious homemade pastries(the ovens make the place really warm) Very reasonable prices Kind staff Cons: Small space with limited seating Latte and cappuccino foam is too«foamy» and solid. Limited hours Very warm due to a lack of air conditioning, but maybe they just didn’t turn it on yet. I’m looking forward to being a regular here!
Eater O.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 New York, NY
Perfect little classic French-style baked goods. Wow what a find, worth a trek. You wouldn’t notice it unless you’ve researched before since it’s inside an office building lobby. A truly hidden gem.
Mengting G.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 East Village, Manhattan, NY
My first review on Unilocal!Fantastic pistachio cake! Best birthday cake ever! Super friendly staff!
Patton W.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Brooklyn, NY
Best kept secret in Dumbo. Ayako is a custom cake genius. Wish for more gluten free options but, nonetheless. Thank you Ayako :)
Shuangshuang W.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Bronzeville, Chicago, IL
Had my best best best ever Apple pie so far. If I live in the city, I will try everything here. Love it.
Su S.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Berkeley, CA
Small Japanese size yummies. If you’re Asian and find American dessert overly sweet, you’re going to enjoy this place a lot! a bit pricy, and hard to find.
Virginia Y.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Seattle, WA
Finally got to try this place after discovering it on Instagram. Extremely adorable shop! I bought a pistachio cake and a snow ball. All their items here are too cute to be eaten. I thought some of the items were toys. They have a huge assortment of cookies. Definitely a take out and to go place. the snow ball is delicious, it made me reminiscent of the almond cookies I had in Macau. Super yummy and lightly powered with sugar. I successfully brought the pistachio cake on my flight to Minnesota and shared it with my boyfriend. It was fantastic! It was like a mousse cake but it was light and creamy and not too heavy. I didn’t feel guilty or gluttonous while eating it. Thanks to Burrow for providing an ice pack with my cake to keep it at perfect temperature. Definitely coming back to try the rest of their goodies, such an underrated and delicious secret this shop is!
Andrew D.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Brooklyn, NY
Small patisserie inside 68 Jay St lobby but worth the effort to find it. Because they are so small their cookies and cakes are extremely fresh – more than other businesses in Dumbo even. Some of my faves are the hazelnut cookies, madeleines and maple cream puff. Def make a trip to Dumbo for these fresh sweets!
Carol C.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Brooklyn, NY
Burrow is an absolute gem in Dumbo! All of their baked goods are incredibly delicate and delicious, but my favorite is the chocolate ganache cookie. It is magic. Everyday there are new cakes and tarts made with seasonal fruits. The owners are really sweet and the coffee is great too. Stop in!
Cherry L.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Flushing, NY
Little bakery with pastries by the Instagram-famous Ayako Kurokawa. Genius looking desserts, perfect as gifts. Make sure to check out her website to view the portrait cakes she makes, and other whimsical custom orders. Cookies are very rich, best enjoyed with a hot cup of tea or coffee. My mom does not like sweets, but loved their maple madeline. Their caramels(both strawberry and mango flavored) are the best caramels I’ve ever had. However, be warned that this is a very small space, no seating/maybe a chair or two but definitely no tables. It’s more of a take-out place(I hope they expand into a slightly bigger space with window lighting some day! They deserve it.)
Sam A.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Brooklyn, NY
My son and I come here after fencing for a weekly treat. This lovely, homely little bakery is run by charming Japanese folk. The pastries are simple and perfectly baked. We love the fig and also the chocolate ganache — both melt in-the-mouth delicious. The hot chocolate is incredible — a mix of milk and dark chocolate flavours plus toasted coconut and rich cream. It is simply the best hot chocolate we have ever had. We love this shop — the staff and gentle, quietly-given service are a throwback to another era and reminds us of why we loved living in Japan(many moons ago!).