
Four New York Bakeries, from Cannoli to Tres Leches
Settle in with cappuccino in the East Village, or pick up bagels on Grand Street. Order a whole cake for a gathering, or try a slice flavored with dulce de leche.


Veniero's serves pistachio cannoli, cookies, and strawberry shortcake in the East Village. Pair a pastry with cappuccino in the vintage cafe parlor. Whole cakes and slices are also available. The bakery closes at 10 PM Sunday through Thursday and 11 PM Friday and Saturday.
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Smør Bakery serves Scandinavian-inspired breads, pastries, and cafe fare on East 12th Street in the East Village. Drinks accompany the food menu. Sit down for a meal or take your order away. The bakery opens daily from 8 AM to 5 PM.
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Kossar's Bagels & Bialys dates to 1936 and serves handmade bagels, traditional bialys, babka, pastries, all-day breakfast, and house-made cream cheeses. This historic kosher bakery on Grand Street has limited indoor seating and no customer restroom, and a hot order suits a grab-and-go visit.
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Capy serves Mexican tres leches on Hester Street in Little Italy. Choose a slice or a whole cake in flavors including dulce de leche and chocofresa. The cakes have a light, balanced sweetness. Staff often offer samples. Flan and espresso are also available.
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