From hand-rolled croissant obsessives and viral kosher patisseries to Nordic newcomers and wood-fired bread programs, this lineup spans the borough's freshest doughy obsessions. Where's your morning coffee stop?
1Radio BakeryGreenpoint neighborhood favorite known for ham-and-cheese croissants and crusty sourdough loaves.
2Thursday Bread CoffeePark Slope newcomer serving Swedish breads, Nordic pastries, and light bites at 140 5th Avenue.664pts
3Lou & Bev'sAll-day Brooklyn spot that flips from morning bakery and café into a pizza-and-wine bar by night.
4Lala BakeryBushwick newcomer specializing in Mexican conchas, polvorones, and other pan dulce.636pts
5Supermoon BakehouseWilliamsburg outpost of the cult croissant shop pushing laminated dough into doughnuts, danish, and pastry hybrids.585pts
6Librae BakeryLevantine-inflected bakery whose Brooklyn outpost serves pistachio buns, tahini cookies, and labneh toasts.524pts
7Breads Bakery Williamsburg WharfNew waterfront outpost of the chocolate-babka favorite at 470 Kent Avenue.353pts
8L'Appartement 4FBrooklyn Heights French bakery famous for hand-rolled croissants and its viral Petite Cereale mini-croissant cereal.273pts
9She Wolf BakeryWood-fired bread program out of Williamsburg supplying naturally leavened miches and country loaves.1pts
10Maman DUMBOFrench-inspired all-day café and bakery on Water Street known for its nutty chocolate chip cookies.1pts
11Viva La DoughParis-inspired kosher patisserie in Midwood that went viral for its croissant pizza and croffles.1pts
12Winner BakeryPark Slope café and bakery from chef Daniel Eddy known for kouign-amanns and seasonal galettes.1pts
























