Amy's Bread on Postcard

"An anchor of NYC’s bread-baking scene, Amy’s opened in Hell’s Kitchen in 1992 and remains a go-to for artisan breads made with flour that’s good for you (i.e., not bleached and bromated): from white to wheat and rye in baguettes, sourdough boules, Pullman loaves, and more. Today there are seven spots to pick up bread, pastries, cakes, and other treats." - Eater Staff

13 Essential Manhattan Bakeries

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"Amy's started out in Hell's Kitchen back in 1992 and in the intervening years, her business has gone gangbusters, supplying many of the city's gourmet shops with their wonderful bread and pastries. Head to any of the stores—our favorite is still the largely unchanged original—to pick up a French baguette, olive twist, or one of their delicious pastries to go. As a huge bonus, they offer bread-making classes at their Chelsea Market location where you can learn how to make everything from foccacia to thin-crust pizza."

The Midtown Manhattan Guide

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"In his launch video, he is seen... ordering at Amy’s Bread." - Gary He

Why Andrew Yang Is Eating His Way Through the NYC Mayoral Election - Eater

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"A long-time New York City favorite, Amy’s Bread locations in Hell’s Kitchen, on Henry Street in Brooklyn, and on Clark Street in Brooklyn are still open for takeout bread, bagels, and a wide array of pastries." - Daniela Galarza, Eater Staff

Bread Takeout and Delivery in NYC: Where to Buy Fresh Baked Goods - Eater NY

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Arely Espinoza

Google

Amy’s Bread was a must try since I’m a huge fan of anything sourdough. Overall, it wasn’t my best costumer serving experience or waiting time for ordering and paying but the product was very tasty and earned a 3 star. The cinnamon raisin bagel was decent and tastes great with cream cheese.

Bhakti Dalvi

Google

Have been here twice. It always smells fresh and there a variety of options. Have gotten the olive bread, was decent. Also got the challah twist knot, it was fresh and nice. Would like to try the desserts for sure the next time.

Harvey Messing

Google

Amy's Bread is within the Chelsea Market (see photos), on 9th Avenue between 15th and 16th Streets. Taxis are easily accessible from there to get you to your next destination. I had the banana cake ($7.08 including tax) which, as a whole, was very good. The flavor of the cake had a pleasing banana taste (as it should), while the white frosting, which was tasty, did not enhance the cake because its pleasing flavor was strong and blocked out the flavor of the cake when the two were together on the fork. The few nuts on top of it had no taste. A few weeks later I tried their butterscotch cashew bar, pictured ($5.00). The butterscotch flavor was strong and pleasing, but there was almost no contrast of flavor with the cashews because most of them had no recognizable flavor, as was with the nuts on the banana cake mentioned above.

Abdullah

Google

Beautiful bakery with many different options of bread and pastries! I had the sticky bun and it was pretty good (wasn’t too sweet).

Dean Babin

Google

The best cakes and baked goods period! I recommend their carrot cake and coconut cake.

Arthur Glauberman

Google

We love coming to Amy’s Bread! We come here for their wonderful breads and desserts as well as their excellent coffees. They happen to make outstanding chocolate sourdough and challah sticks! They also have wonderful sandwiches and salads. However, it’s their staff that I really appreciate. Chris and Mohammed were working when I came in on a very hot summer afternoon. Chris recommended that I get a homemade iced decaf coffee and Mohammed suggested trying their homemade lemonade. I decided to buy both along with Amy’s Semolina Raisin & Fennel bread and a couple of Amy’s chocolate challah twists! Amy’s Bread has become a New York treasure and has consistently provided great breads and phenomenal desserts.

Tmuxing Around

Google

Very cozy place! We ordered to go so unfortunately we didn't get the chance to fully experience the place's vibe. We had a cream cheese and a PB&J bagel, plus a coffee. The bagels were tasty with a nice texture, and the filling quantity was well balanced.

Tamiko Ramirez

Google

Many years ago when I started to learn how to bake I took out The Amy’s Bread cookbook from the library and I was amazed that there were so many recipes for all kinds of baked goods. I told myself I would always go to the bakery one day and see for myself. I was awestruck of all the baked goods. I got a Devil’s food cupcake because I live for chocolate. I got two chocolate sourdough rolls because I’ve never seen a pastry like that before and I got a pistachio croissant for my best friend.

Arely Espinoza

Google

Amy’s Bread was a must try since I’m a huge fan of anything sourdough. Overall, it wasn’t my best costumer serving experience or waiting time for ordering and paying but the product was very tasty and earned a 3 star. The cinnamon raisin bagel was decent and tastes great with cream cheese.

Bhakti Dalvi

Google

Have been here twice. It always smells fresh and there a variety of options. Have gotten the olive bread, was decent. Also got the challah twist knot, it was fresh and nice. Would like to try the desserts for sure the next time.

Harvey Messing

Google

Amy's Bread is within the Chelsea Market (see photos), on 9th Avenue between 15th and 16th Streets. Taxis are easily accessible from there to get you to your next destination. I had the banana cake ($7.08 including tax) which, as a whole, was very good. The flavor of the cake had a pleasing banana taste (as it should), while the white frosting, which was tasty, did not enhance the cake because its pleasing flavor was strong and blocked out the flavor of the cake when the two were together on the fork. The few nuts on top of it had no taste. A few weeks later I tried their butterscotch cashew bar, pictured ($5.00). The butterscotch flavor was strong and pleasing, but there was almost no contrast of flavor with the cashews because most of them had no recognizable flavor, as was with the nuts on the banana cake mentioned above.

Abdullah

Google

Beautiful bakery with many different options of bread and pastries! I had the sticky bun and it was pretty good (wasn’t too sweet).

Dean Babin

Google

The best cakes and baked goods period! I recommend their carrot cake and coconut cake.

Arthur Glauberman

Google

We love coming to Amy’s Bread! We come here for their wonderful breads and desserts as well as their excellent coffees. They happen to make outstanding chocolate sourdough and challah sticks! They also have wonderful sandwiches and salads. However, it’s their staff that I really appreciate. Chris and Mohammed were working when I came in on a very hot summer afternoon. Chris recommended that I get a homemade iced decaf coffee and Mohammed suggested trying their homemade lemonade. I decided to buy both along with Amy’s Semolina Raisin & Fennel bread and a couple of Amy’s chocolate challah twists! Amy’s Bread has become a New York treasure and has consistently provided great breads and phenomenal desserts.

Tmuxing Around

Google

Very cozy place! We ordered to go so unfortunately we didn't get the chance to fully experience the place's vibe. We had a cream cheese and a PB&J bagel, plus a coffee. The bagels were tasty with a nice texture, and the filling quantity was well balanced.

Tamiko Ramirez

Google

Many years ago when I started to learn how to bake I took out The Amy’s Bread cookbook from the library and I was amazed that there were so many recipes for all kinds of baked goods. I told myself I would always go to the bakery one day and see for myself. I was awestruck of all the baked goods. I got a Devil’s food cupcake because I live for chocolate. I got two chocolate sourdough rolls because I’ve never seen a pastry like that before and I got a pistachio croissant for my best friend.

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