Baked In Brooklyn

Nice bakery, lovely atmosphere, many bread choices, different desserts, good prices, and good service. I recommend this place.

Fantastic cinnamon rolls

One of the staff members didn't know a "pecan cinnamon roll" was a cinnamon roll with pecans, and instead checked the "rolls" section for it

The bread is very fresh and you can literally SEE them make it. If you're in the mood for something sweet, they have a wide variety of baked goods. My personal favorite is the nutella cupcake!

Large bakery off 5th ave. You can smell the fresh baked breads from a mile away. Nicely organized and a new modern showroom in the front. Go for the sourdough baguette. Crusty and soft interior with the distinct sourdough flavor. Great service and super friendly.

We were looking for a loaf of Challah on a Saturday trip to Brooklyn and Queens. You'd be surprised how hard it is to find if you don't know your way around - and going on Saturday doesn't help. We settled on Baked in Brooklyn (not to be confused with pottery store of same name) mainly for location, availability, and the few reviews we read.

It appears to be part bakery for fresh items and part institutional bakery for bagged grocery store items. In other words, it isn't your conventional bakery.

Nevertheless, I'm glad we came. For $9.50, we got: a giant loaf of Challah, though unconventionally-shaped as a giant rectangle. (French toast anyone?); a chocolate-covered donut (which was really a bread rather than a pastry dough, but good); a fresh raisin bagel (which was quite tasty), a bag of four sourdough rolls (very impressive), bagels (more like grocery store bagels than the raisin one I ordered out of the bin) and pita bread.

And the ladies who worked the counter were very polite and helpful.