Welp, here I am again. At the bakery that supposedly caters and supplies several of New York's establishments with their baked goods. Located in an isolated and odd location for a bakery. I am pretty sure they don't get the bulk of their business from the retail store because it's in the middle of no where and small. Right in between warehouses and repair/workshops is this bakery that supposedly ingredient conscious in making it's food. I don't know about that one but their treats sure are great tasting.
There's not much to choose from in their display case, it varies from day to day but you can surely count on brownies, cupcakes, cookies and cakes being available. It's unbelievable great quality baked goods by the piece is so affordable here, only $2 gets you something other places might charge $3-$4 for.
You can really taste what goes into their confections. My last purchase was just a desert, walking around burning off the calories from lunch, I decide to revisit and see what they had. I already know their cakes and cookies are good, so what looked yummy to me was the Rockyroad Brownie. A huge cube of 1.5" high fudge looking desert topped with marshmallows and then dipped in chocolate. The chocolate it was dipped in was no joke, nice flavor to it. The marshmallows were soft and incorporated in the brownie well. The brownie itself was dense and had a really great texture, not crumbly at all but bonded soft, creamy and smooth.
The unfortunate side is this Sensible Edible location has no seating but does have a little refrigerator with drinks and a nice little stand to add sugar or honey.
Welp, here I am again. At the bakery that supposedly caters and supplies several of New York's establishments with their baked goods. Located in an isolated and odd location for a bakery. I am pretty sure they don't get the bulk of their business from the retail store because it's in the middle of no where and small. Right in between warehouses and repair/workshops is this bakery that supposedly ingredient conscious in making it's food. I don't know about that one but their treats sure are great tasting.
There's not much to choose from in their display case, it varies from day to day but you can surely count on brownies, cupcakes, cookies and cakes being available. It's unbelievable great quality baked goods by the piece is so affordable here, only $2 gets you something other places might charge $3-$4 for.
You can really taste what goes into their confections. My last purchase was just a desert, walking around burning off the calories from lunch, I decide to revisit and see what they had. I already know their cakes and cookies are good, so what looked yummy to me was the Rockyroad Brownie. A huge cube of 1.5" high fudge looking desert topped with marshmallows and then dipped in chocolate. The chocolate it was dipped in was no joke, nice flavor to it. The marshmallows were soft and incorporated in the brownie well. The brownie itself was dense and had a really great texture, not crumbly at all but bonded soft, creamy and smooth.
The unfortunate side is this Sensible Edible location has no seating but does have a little refrigerator with drinks and a nice little stand to add sugar or honey.