Ceremonia Bakeshop

Love Ceremonia! Perfect experience every time. Super fresh pastries and goodies. The BEST cookies ever! Super sweet staff, and excellent service.

Eat here immediately and get here early! Staff were super sweet. All the sweets we tried were A+ but our favorite was the cinnamon roll (bonus that we got it fresh from the oven!) with the banana buckwheat muffin as a very close 2nd. Chorizo burrito was top notch - all of this well worth the trip from upper Manhattan. We’ll be back to try the rest!!!

Had to stop by to check out the viral breakfast burrito. I ordered on doordash for pick up so that I didn't have to wait in any lines. The wait time was just under 30 min since I got there early and was able to pick it up as soon as it was ready. It was short but fat and did not disappoint. The burrito alone was pretty good but when you add the sauce that comes with the burrito, it takes it to a whole new level. There are some many good looking baked treats in the store as well but I'm so full from this burrito I can't even think about eating another thing for a while. Definitely worth it but you CANNOT skip that sauce. Hopefully I will be back soon to try more of the other stuff here but will need some help because I'm not passing up on the burrito either lol Also, there is some seating but it's really just chairs or stools to sit on. Very minimal tables but it's not a sit down place.

Love this little bake shop. Plenty of pastries and beverages to get your day started however their go to is the breakfast burrito. Each made to order and does take some time. I always recommend order ahead. Staff and service is always super friendly. Lines tend to be long on weekends.

I adore ceremonia! They have a super well curated menu and everything I’ve tried is delicious, from the cookies (the earl grey is my favorite, have never tasted anything like it) to their brunch menu (love the biscuit sandwich, especially as someone that misses the biscuits back home in the South), to their drink menu (amazing iced tea and really great espresso drinks). It’s a family owned spot, and one of the owners grew up right in the neighborhood — always nice to see businesses run by locals do so well especially amidst all the gentrification in the neighborhood. The staff is so sweet, the service is great & speedy, and there’s plenty of tables outside. A favorite I always take out of town visitors to! :)

The breakfast burrito is definitely worth the hype! Line on a Saturday morning could be up to 30 mins wait just a heads up! Some chairs available for sitting outside but definitely not a sit down friendly spot. Looking forward to trying their baked goods!

I’ve been searching for a decent salted chocolate chip cookie and breakfast burrito near me and this place checks both boxes. Not the best I’ve ever tried but it definitely scratches the itch. The burritos are massive and made with love. That said, the tomatillo salsa served on the side was bland and lacked something — maybe cilantro or garlic? If they improved their salsa (and offered sour cream), the burrito would be top notch. There are a smattering of tables outside. A word of warning though: the ones in the shade unfortunately are also right in the line of fire of some roosting pigeons.

That breakfast burrito is delicious!! Would definitely recommend getting the burrito!! I wish there was more sauce for the burrito, but still very good. We loved the ube mochi and the lavender cookies. The Thai ice tea cookie doesn’t taste like Thai ice tea.

Love Ceremonia! Perfect experience every time. Super fresh pastries and goodies. The BEST cookies ever! Super sweet staff, and excellent service.

Eat here immediately and get here early! Staff were super sweet. All the sweets we tried were A+ but our favorite was the cinnamon roll (bonus that we got it fresh from the oven!) with the banana buckwheat muffin as a very close 2nd. Chorizo burrito was top notch - all of this well worth the trip from upper Manhattan. We’ll be back to try the rest!!!

Had to stop by to check out the viral breakfast burrito. I ordered on doordash for pick up so that I didn't have to wait in any lines. The wait time was just under 30 min since I got there early and was able to pick it up as soon as it was ready. It was short but fat and did not disappoint. The burrito alone was pretty good but when you add the sauce that comes with the burrito, it takes it to a whole new level. There are some many good looking baked treats in the store as well but I'm so full from this burrito I can't even think about eating another thing for a while. Definitely worth it but you CANNOT skip that sauce. Hopefully I will be back soon to try more of the other stuff here but will need some help because I'm not passing up on the burrito either lol Also, there is some seating but it's really just chairs or stools to sit on. Very minimal tables but it's not a sit down place.

Love this little bake shop. Plenty of pastries and beverages to get your day started however their go to is the breakfast burrito. Each made to order and does take some time. I always recommend order ahead. Staff and service is always super friendly. Lines tend to be long on weekends.

I adore ceremonia! They have a super well curated menu and everything I’ve tried is delicious, from the cookies (the earl grey is my favorite, have never tasted anything like it) to their brunch menu (love the biscuit sandwich, especially as someone that misses the biscuits back home in the South), to their drink menu (amazing iced tea and really great espresso drinks). It’s a family owned spot, and one of the owners grew up right in the neighborhood — always nice to see businesses run by locals do so well especially amidst all the gentrification in the neighborhood. The staff is so sweet, the service is great & speedy, and there’s plenty of tables outside. A favorite I always take out of town visitors to! :)

The breakfast burrito is definitely worth the hype! Line on a Saturday morning could be up to 30 mins wait just a heads up! Some chairs available for sitting outside but definitely not a sit down friendly spot. Looking forward to trying their baked goods!

I’ve been searching for a decent salted chocolate chip cookie and breakfast burrito near me and this place checks both boxes. Not the best I’ve ever tried but it definitely scratches the itch. The burritos are massive and made with love. That said, the tomatillo salsa served on the side was bland and lacked something — maybe cilantro or garlic? If they improved their salsa (and offered sour cream), the burrito would be top notch. There are a smattering of tables outside. A word of warning though: the ones in the shade unfortunately are also right in the line of fire of some roosting pigeons.

That breakfast burrito is delicious!! Would definitely recommend getting the burrito!! I wish there was more sauce for the burrito, but still very good. We loved the ube mochi and the lavender cookies. The Thai ice tea cookie doesn’t taste like Thai ice tea.

Small quaint bakery with lots of goodies. There might be a line but it goes fast and it's worth the wait. The chorizo breakfast burrito is hearty, hefty and delicious. I couldn't finish it, yay, leftovers! It also comes with a green salsa, to me it wasn't spicy enough but I still liked it. Also got the Thai tea cookie and churro butter mochi. I thought the Thai tea cookie was an interesting concept, it's a slight flavor of Thai tea and eat it quickly because it gets rock solid. The Churro butter mochi was a fun flavor for mochi and I love churro, a good combo! I do want to come back for more baked goods!

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING BREAKFAST SANDWICH. This is definitely high on my list of best breakfast burritos in the city. It is perfectly crispy on the outside with so much flavor in the filling. The chorizo is not to overpowering and is well seasoned with the eggs. I ordered with extra avocado which was good but definitely less than what I thought. There is quite a long line and it did take about 20-30 mins for the burritos. So we just ordered and walked around. There is also little seating so we ate ours at home. We also snacked on their chocolate muffin (yes the Olympic ones) which was soooooo amazing and perfect with the flaky salt.

I stopped by on a weekend for lunch. Definitely a decent wait if you want their breakfast burrito; ~20 minute to wait in line, then 20-30 minutes for the order to actually come out. There's a lot of outdoor seating, so almost no issue with that! I got a orange earl grey cookie to quell my appetite while waiting for the burrito, and it was way too sweet for my taste. The texture was also a bit too soft and chewy for me, and overall the cookie tasted like a low quality sugar cookie. Obviously a bit disappointing. The breakfast burrito was super solid, but nothing mind-blowing. Really flavorful, almost bordering on too salty. Their green sauce was the best part; light and tangy, and cut through the saltiness and richness of the burrito really well. The burrito is also very well-packed, which makes for solid bites of well-mixed ingredients. Won't go out of my way to come back, but if in the area and craving breakfast , would definitely give them a try!

Was craving a solid bite and heard how good the burritos were. I ordered one biscuit sub avocado and one burrito sub avocado. The biscuit (5/5): might be my favorite biscuit sandwich?? The fixins were delicious, especially the tomato jam. I will 100% be back for this. The burrito (3.5/5): amazing portion-wise, but I have a suspicious the missing chorizo would have pushed this number higher. The veggie version needed more salt or something comparable to replacing the chorizo. Vibe was nice, there were a couple of tables outside.

I recently visited Ceremonia Bakeshop, known for their breakfast burritos. The breakfast burrito, with its combination of peppers, eggs, and creamy avocado, truly lived up to its reputation. It was so good that a family from England had come specifically to try it, and I can see why. The flavors melded together beautifully, making it one of the best I've had. However, the cookie, though it had a perfectly chewy center, was overwhelmed by too many salty flakes. It wasn't bad, but definitely not my favorite. I expected a more balanced flavor. Additionally, the seating situation is okay. There's very limited indoor seating if any, which can be a problem, especially on hot or rainy days. The outdoor seating is ample, but it's not the most comfortable setting if you're looking for a cozy spot to enjoy your meal. it is great for people watching if that's what you are into. In general it's very quaint, and their burritos are amazing. I did want to stop by and try their other baked goods though.

I came to Ceremonia Bakeshop close to 11am on a Saturday. While I was first in line to order, there were lots of people out front eating and waiting for their food inside on the two benches. With that in mind, I had to wait nearly 20 minutes for my chorizo breakfast burrito. To be completely honest, I'm not the biggest breakfast burrito person but I had heard so many great things about the burrito here that I had to try it. At $17 post-tax, I felt it was too expensive. That said, it was definitely flavorful and filling. I'm not sure I would come back for the breakfast burrito again but the pastries looked phenomenal and I plan to come back for them very soon.

Love this place for their breakfast burrito - worth ALL the hype, so make sure you try this at least once in your life. Their pastries are excellent too (like their churro mochi butter) so grab a few of those before you leave.

Got there close to the kitchen closing (approximately 2:20 and ordered the signature breakfast burrito, subbing chorizo with avocado. definitely on the pricier end ($17) for an establishment with no seating, but the breakfast was amazing! definitely one of the best burritos ive had. removed one star since i wish there was better seating considering how it can be a trek if you do not live in williamsburg

A neighborhood bakery tucked into the heart of Williamsburg, just a short walk from the Bedford Ave station. They have lots of delicious baked goodies and serve up breakfast burritos on the weekends! It tends to get busy but the line always moves quickly. I love that there are patio seats outside. The scone was delicious and the cookie was great, since the salt complemented the sweet super well. The breakfast burrito was solid and they have a vegetarian option, which I appreciated -- I wish the potato chunks were a little bit smaller, but otherwise really yummy.

Best burrito I ever ate in my entire life! The flavor just explodes in your mouth! I got my drenched in extra cheese and it slapped so hard! The shop is a small little place that you wouldn't expect to be pushing out these delicious babies! The music is just icing on the cake to add to your experience while you wait for your burrito to be made to perfection as they hand make each burrito with care and love. The wait for a burrito on a Saturday is about 45 mins but it's totally worth it. I'm going to try to come during the week to see if it's any different but I can imagine these things are always in high demand! Definitely recommend to any and everyone to try!

Love this little bake shop. Plenty of pastries and beverages to get your day started however their go to is the breakfast burrito. Each made to order and does take some time. I do recommend ordering ahead. Staff and service is always super friendly. Lines tend to be long on weekends.

If you're like me and are born and raised in SoCal, you fully understand why I only trust my own people to make a true life changing breakfast burrito and how hard it is to find a bangin one on the east coast. If you're not like me and are from anywhere else in the US, you will probably think I am being dramatic and/or pretentious... but get to Ceremonia Bakeshop and get this Chorizo breakfast burrito, and you'll see what I'm talmbout. It will all make sense. The Mexicans do it differently and that's just facts. It's a family run operation with the owners being from SoCal and originally intended to just run a bakery. However, after being unable to find a good California breakfast burrito in NYC they just made one ahahahaha that's so beast. True entrepeneurial spirit, they saw a gap in the market and BOY did they fill. This burrito($14.75) is a beautiful amalgamation of Chorizo, or "the Zo" as Socal natives call it-- jk we don't call it that haha but I might try to get that trending. As I was saying, it's a fusion of the zo, eggs, potatoes, cheddar cheese and scallions all brought together by a flour tortilla, with a side of house made salsa. We F'd up and came at primetime on a Sunday and were met with a brutal line that ended up taking about an hour to get our Zo burritos blessed by the breakfast burrito gods themselves, but it was so worth it. While in line, you get to see the curtain peeled back. They start with the chorizo in one pan, then dump the eggs in so that they fuse, and become one with the zo. In another pan they are lightly cooking 4 wrapped burritos at a time, to heat up the tortillas and give them that perfect little crisp. Upon my first bite, I was transported straight back to a beach in San Diego with my elite breakfast burrito in hand to battle off an impending hangover. SD has better Mexican food than LA but they hate to talk about that... After my bite, I looked over to my roommate, who is a Mexican food connoisseur, for confirmation that what I was eating was real. He let out a "Bro what the f**k........this is one of the best burritos I've ever had..." And this man is PICKY with his Mexican food. Also, $14.75 is SO reasonable for this behemoth. It's the first burrito that has reminded us of home. It just brought a smile to my face and warmed my soul. Idk how else to explain it. SO CAL, STAND UP! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

Came all the way out here and waited in line to get their famous breakfast burrito. I got it without avocado because reviews I read said it didn't add as much as it cost. Overall the breakfast burrito was pretty good. It's definitely necessary to have it with the salsa though. There is no change in texture otherwise and all the ingredients kind of lump together. You're taking a bite of just mush. Aside from the mouthfeel I also couldn't pick out all the different ingredients. It was good but to me wasn't worth the hike.

After reading about Ceremonia Bakeshop and seeing how many lists it is on, I knew I had to try it one day. Came on a weekday around lunch time. There wasn't a line inside, but it seemed that they were getting a lot of online orders, so there was still a wait for the food. The chorizo breakfast burrito was good, but it didn't hit for me or satisfy my craving. Tortilla was good. I loved that they grilled it. Eggs were fluffy. Chorizo was okay. I wanted a little more greasiness to it. Potatoes could've been cooked down just a little more as they were a little hard. I also got some big chunks in there, so they could've been chopped smaller. Salsa that they give is a must. Gives a brightness to the overall dense burrito. Ube and sesame butter mochi was so good. The top gives you a punch of sesame. Such a nice crispy outside and a soft chewy interior. Ube was strong in flavor. The baked goods and the unique flavors looked all so good. I would've gotten more if I could eat more.

Food/Drink: I hate lines but I'd wait in lines for this. Finally got to try this bakery & it was so yummy with so many unique options! LOVED the jalapeño bacon corn bread (surprisingly super flavorful) & lavender earl grey cookie + pandan butter mochi. Definitely coming back for 2nds and to try their other unique pastries (ie. Citrus olive oil loaf, Thai tea cookie) Service: sweet staff! Atmosphere: no indoor seating and 3-4 tables outside!

No caption needed 11/10 With a hot coffee I was the only person who didn't get a breakfast burrito, that will be next

We followed the suggestions of others and shared a Chorizo Breakfast Burrito plus a Coconut Mochi for breakfast. The burrito was very flavorful and enough to sustain the two of us till about 1:00 pm. The mochi was crispy outside and soft inside and had the right amount of sweetness in our view. The price was also very reasonable. This is a real jam.

I stopped by here for coffee and a snack after yoga on a Sunday. There was a huge line when I walked to yoga at 9:45am, but the crowd had died down by the time I got there at 11am. This shop is very cute! The staff was very nice. The service was quick. There aren't a lot of places to sit, but this is NY. It's to be expected. They have all kinds of food from burritos to pastries and of course coffee. I only got a coffee and a banana chocolate chip crumble pastry. Both the coffee and the pastry were good, but man oh man when I saw someone's breakfast burrito, I was jealous! I'd definitely come back again!

Lovely breakfast spot in Williamsburg! They get super busy but lines moves pretty quick! We loved everything we got: - chorizo burrito 4/5: we enjoy this but wished it was slightly a lil more seasoning would've been better - pandan coconut mochi 4.5/5: this was so yums! Perf balance of pandan + coco - ube mochi 4.5/5: mmm if you like ube def get this - latte 5/5: always appreciate latte art & the coffee bean tasted medium- dark roast blend which we love - cold brew 5/5: very strong and yummy just the way we like it so

Went early on a Saturday to try the chorizo breakfast burrito. It slapped! Tried one of the cookies as well, which was delicious. Staff is very friendly. Not sure I will trek over to Williamsburg all the time (live about 40 min away), but if you're in the area, definitely check out Ceremonia.

I came here on a Saturday ~1PM with my friends, and there was a short line when we got there. There was a little bit of a wait for the food since the kitchen is so small, but I promise you the food is worth the wait! It is very small inside - only a few chairs and tables. There were some small tables outside, but it was freezing that day, so we just ordered the food to-go. I don't even like burritos, but their famous breakfast burrito lived up to the hype! This one is hefty - I wasn't able to finish a full one for lunch. It's also toasted, which is the best way to eat a burrito. My friend got the bacon jalapeno cornbread too, which was also really good. The bacon flavor was so strong and provided a great fatty flavor to the cornbread. I wanted to try their saus-egg sandwich too, but it's not available over the weekends. Guess I'll have to go back!

I'd esay Ceremonia is a must-try spot and 100% worth the long trek to Williamsburg. ＊ Chorizo Breakfast Burrito Hooked at first bite. They pan fried the fillings in front of you, so the burrito was served hot and fresh. The chorizo, fried egg, grilled potatoes were packed with flavors. It really wow-ed me after pouring the green tomatillo salsa. Not exaggerating, I treasured every single bite and am still dreaming about it. Good sharing size -- the portion is insanely huge. I only ate half for lunch and I was full in the rest of the day. ＊ Chorizo Breakfast Burrito w/ Avocado Even a grown man like felt full after having only half of the burrito. Not sure would I recommend adding avocado, because the chorizo burrito itself was phenomenal enough. It was probably too stuffed so it wasn't wrapped as tightly as the other one. Also, you can substitute chorizo with avocado if you want. ＊ Ube Sesame Butter Mochi ＊ Pandan Coconut Butter Mochi Strongly suggest heating them up at home. The stretchy and chewy mochi hit the mark when it was warm. The toasted sesame (ube) and the toasted coconut flakes (pandan) added a good crisp to the mochi.

My friend and I got here relatively early and were able to avoid a long line which was great, but it did get longer while we were eating our burritos. I would recommend going early or just being aware that you might have to wait in a lone line. The burrito itself was tasty and based on my New York standards I gave it an 8/10, but being from California and based on those standards I'd rate it closer to a 6/10.

I got this delivered on Uber eats since I do not live close enough to swing by, but I was very pleased with the cheddar biscuit and the jalapeño cornbread. (Cornbread was thic) They have Asian flavors like such as earl Gray and Thai tea cookie which I will definitely try next time.

Another bakery in Williamsburg that is solid. On the pricier side, but well worth it if you like southeast flavors such as pandan, taro, and black sesame. The burrito is a bit overrated - something that could concocted at home with the identical ingredients. However, the mochi pastries were notable and interesting! Definitely will return.

Wow. This bakery is a dream. I went today and there was a short line but I would have waited for everything I consumed. I got the lavender/ earl grey cookie, banana buckwheat muffin, avocado breakfast burrito and the iced matcha. Breakfast burrito - this has so many flavors and in the best way. Seasoned super well, not overly heavy even tho it was quite big. I highly recommend! Eggs, cheese, avocado, potatoes!! Lavender cookie & banana muffin were both 10/10's - I wish I got 7 of each... they were that good. The cookie was crispy on the outside and soft in the inside. The muffin was super moist and had such good flavor. This has become my favorite bakery, I will actively have to keep myself a far distance away from this place... Oh PS the staff was so nice l!! Such a great experience. Thank you!!

The vibe of this small shop is so chill, and the food/baked goods were delicious! I can see why there was a bit of a line when we arrived, and all their outdoor tables were taken. If you find them on IG you'll realize they are family-owned and very family-centric. The owner and his wife were lovely to talk to. I was endeared to hear the kids in the back while I was there, and see them modeling their merch on IG. The burrito was hearty. I was thrilled to see that they did not skimp on a single thing, and wrapped it well. We love a big burrito that's properly tucked in! I can't wait to go back and get another one of these. My partner's biscuit egg sandwich looked equally filling. It was definitely a fall-apart situation, so you have to be a pretty masterful sandwich eater to eat this without utensils. My favorite sweets were the salted caramel and lavender cookies. Chewy, and just a tad crunchy around the edges. If you like salted caramel keep in mind that this is a bit on the salty side, but still fairly balanced if you ask me. Looking forward to returning!

Oh man this place is an absolute gem for breakfast. The lavendar latte to go along with a chorizo burrito (+avo) or a biscuit sandwich is a perfect way to start your day. The workers were really nice and super chill to talk to as well. Definitely a weekly visit type of place.

Wow, just Wow! This is definitely a gem. Especially if you're looking for the best burrito in Brooklyn. I was visiting Brooklyn and heard rave reviews about it. I ordered the the Chorizo Burrito with Avocado. Delicious! I came back every morning to order one (lol). It's a small location with limited seating. The staff is extremely nice. Highly recommend 10 out of 10.

Such a delicious burrito spot! The burrito is huge and is stuffed with cheese, small bits of potato, egg, and chorizo and there is sauce that comes on the side. This is definitely a go to for a quick and satisfying breakfast post going out. I went on a Sunday at 2pm before close and there was still a line out the door. I waited maybe 15 minutes for my burrito and got a pandan mochi in the meantime. It was chewy and not too sweet - an accomplishment in my book!

The excitement of finally getting to try this spot that's been on my must visit list for years was real (Williamsburg was just never really on the way when I've gone to NYC). I wish I got to try the chorizo breakfast burrito but that will have to wait for another time... The pandan & coconut butter mochi was phenomenal and I'd make the trip all the way from LA to have it again (and again). The lavender & earl grey cookie was sooo delicious, too!

Easily one of the best breakfast burritos I have had in the city. The line starts to get quite long around 11am so I recommend coming earlier, especially on a weekend. The burrito was split between two people and still felt like a lot, so would definitely recommend not ordering one for yourself!

Admittedly haven't eaten that many breakfast burritos in the past but don't need to be an expert in them to say the burritos here are FANTASTIC. One is definitely enough to feed 2 people. I also really liked the iced chai latte I ordered, perfect sweetness, so creamy and refreshing. The hot vanilla latte my sister ordered was very good as well. Baked goods are great-- tried several cookies, my favorites were the pandan mochi and the lavender earl grey. Very limited seating though and no bathroom.

Super good for pastries. Service was so happy and welcoming Im giving them five stars at that. Feels like youre coming home with how friendly they are. Coffee was really good, and my girlfriend got a muffin and cookie and both were very solid! Havent had breakfast, but im sure its good based off of everything else. One of the better bakeries in williamsburg!

I came here yesterday and it was delicious. I ordered the breakfast burrito and cookies. The breakfast burrito was good and filling. I loved how the cheese was melted and when I bit into the burrito the cheese was gooey. The green sauce was delicious and I wished I would have taken some to go. The cookies which I ordered were the ube, confetti and chocolate cookie. The cookies were delicious and flavorful without being overly sweet and they were soft as well. My favorite cookie was the confetti; I would definitely order that one again. I will be back to try the breakfast biscuit sandwich. The employees very friendly and the place had a welcoming homey feeling. I was able to eat inside and that was perfect they have small tables where you can eat at.

Muffin 6/10 Cookie 8/10 Burrito 7/10 Spent $30... which is fine but to deny me a cup of water after is crazy LOL

This is definitely my favorite bakery in Brooklyn (and maybe anywhere in the world)!! Every single thing I've tried here has been delicious & it feels like a labor of love. - Their breakfast burrito is def the best I've had - the chorizo is slightly spicy and packed with flavor and the green salsa they serve it with is tangy & delicious! - Their espresso is great, I tried asking if I can buy their beans for home but unfortunately not lol. - For a sweet treat with coffee/tea , the banana bread and citrus loaf are both 10/10. - The chocolate chip cookie deserves a mention as well since it's not too sweet and heavy as compared to some popular nyc cookies, and is instead balanced with what tastes like high quality chocolate and a hint of sea salt. - They have a few flavors of their own take on mochi which I was initially skeptical about but ended up loving! It's crispy on the outside and chewy inside making for the perfect texture. Overall a must try!! I keep going back and always have a great experience. - @nyconthetable

Tremendous!! But seriously. First, it's super rare I give any establishment perfect 5 stars, and not because I'm hard to please, but because I believe theres always room for improvement. Y'all, listennn, I can't even think of one thing. I thought "maybe the seating" but to be honest, I'll take it in stride. It's really not that bad. It's a cozy spot, and everyone is chill and laid back. We ordered the biscuit breakfast sandwich; thick cut bacon, flaky, buttery biscuit that can hold up to the eggs and tomato jam. And that arugula just brings a little fresh bite to the rich flavors of this breakfast item. My husband had the chorizo burrito. Best burrito I have ever had. You get what you pay for and more. And please be patient while these lovely people are making your items fresh and on the spot. Nothing is premade here. Quick notes: Biscuits are delicious Chorizo was great and somehow not greasy at all Coffee is superb (we each had a latte) You can easily spend 60+ for breakfast and coffee for two. Be patient- this place gets busy and the food is made fresh to order Service is A++++++ Food is hearty and plentiful.

Coconut pandan butter mochi: 10/10 must try this was so insanely delicious Breakfast burrito: 9/10 a little pricey but was a super filling big burrito so understandable. The salsa is a little too limey so I wish their sauce pairing for the item was better but aside from that was super yummy. There were four people in front of me who ordered the burrito as I think it's a universal hit.

such a cute family owned business! owners/workers were so kind and worked extremely fast to fulfill everyone's orders. besides the baked goods (which they even warmed up each pastry if you asked), everything on the brunch menu was prepared fresh. the burrito ($14.25) was packed with flavor from all the potato, cheese, chorizo, and egg. they definitely don't skimp on the fillings. the salsa verde added a good amount of spice, so I def wouldn't pass on it. the cinnamon roll was so soft even when it was room temperature. it was just the right amount of sweet. if I'm ever in brooklyn, I might have to stop here again. wish there was more comfortable seating tho.

I was so excited to finally try Ceremonia a couple weekends ago after an exercise class. There were a couple of people on line when I arrived around noon. Soon enough it was my turn to make an order. The man who was also prepping the drinks took my order and helped me make a choice between the breakfast items and my cafe. Thank you for your recommendations and patience! I ordered two biscuits sandwiches to go and a dirty chai. It took a lot of self control to not order some of the baked goods that were making eye contact with me as I checked out. It was about a wait of 10/15mins for the food but it was so worth it. I took it to go and went to share it with my father at home. Well it traveled well and made it home in pristine condition. The flavors, the biscuit, just everything was great. I am planning on going back soon to try some of the other items and this time joined by family. Please keep in mind the space is not large, there are some small tables and chairs available but I would not count on easily finding a space to eat inside the location.

Important to note that I didn't try the breakfast burrito or mochi, which a lot of reviews seem to mention. I came on a weekend afternoon and I got an iced coffee and one of their small iced lemon cake loaves. The lemon cake was really really good. Balanced sweetness and tartness from the lemon. The icing and edible flowers are a nice touch too. I'd get this again. The iced coffee was not good. I paid extra to get a shot of vanilla syrup and almond milk. Maybe it's because it was already in the afternoon but the coffee was watery, barely any milk, mostly ice, and I didn't taste the vanilla syrup almost at all. I feel like I paid extra for these things and tasted none of it. I'd say try the baked goods but maybe skip the coffee.

WOW this burrito was phenomenal. As an LA native, trust that I have tried my fair share of burritos and breakfast burritos alike--some of the best in the country. But my oh my this was scrumptious. Perfect amount of avocado, not too much potato, beautiful cheese pull, and tastes even better with the salsa. It is heavy on chorizo, so if you don't like chorizo then don't get it! But I highly recommend if you're looking for breakfast in Brooklyn.

Made it in for the 2nd time today to try their famed brunch sandwich: the saus-egg and I've been completely floored, which I didn't think was possible after having already been floored by their pastries! I have so quickly fallen in love with everything about this establishment, from the patient and friendly family/owners who are on hand to provide the BEST recommendations for whatever you're feeling in the moment, to the scrumptious pastries themselves, to the drinks and so on and so forth! For my first visit just a few weeks ago, I was on a huge baked goods/sweets crawl and tried a whole slew of delectable cookies, the cinnamon roll (which they're famous for), and the biscuit. I LOVE that they have such a fabulous variety of sweet and savory pastries; everything I tried was the absolute perfect texture, moisture level, and flavor needed. The cheddar chive biscuit was a standout, and the guy who helped me out w my order that day even had it heated up for me! He also recommended their brunch/lunch menu, which included absolutely delectable items such as avocado toast, a chorizo bfast burrito, and of course, the saus-egg sandwich which I'd seen all over IG. I had lunch plans that day but made a mental note to make it back in to try more of the pastries and the saus-egg! Well that day came today, and I am not exaggerating when I say that I've had the best bfast sandwich of my life. They make everything on the brunch menu to order, and I knew I was in for a treat when I smelled the amazing aromas as it was being made. The bun was perfectly toasted and flavorful, the sausage was just absolutely divine, the egg was perfectly runny/sunny, and I don't even know what other sauces, seasonings, spices were in there but I can say w certainty that it was just perfection. I'm already jonesing to go back tomorrow to get it again (and maybe sample the burrito I saw someone else get while I was there). The iced tea and cookies I got today were also so delicious, I'm blown away by how they get it all so perfect! Cannot wait to keep coming back in to eat my way through the menu!

Great bakery, though it's a bit of a walk from any train. I tried: + Ceremonia cookie (the rainbow sprinkle one) - perfect, I'm a huge sugar cookie fan and this was ideal + Sea salt Chocolate chip cookie - had too much chocolate imo + Lavender and Earl grey cookie - great, especially the texture + Toasted sesame and white chocolate pretzel cookie - this was my second favorite cookie, amazing + Triple berry muffin - great + Olive oil citrus mini loaf - great Next time: I want to try the ube mochi!

breakfast burrito was good and big portions. avocado was extra. also tried the ube mochi but felt like it was a bit dry and small

Was in town with my fiancé to visit some of my close friends and attend a wedding upstate. While I stayed in the Brooklyn area for the beginning half of our trip, we discovered this spot just a few doors down from where we were staying (super convenient). I saw they had an ube item and I looooove ube so for sure we got the ube mochi. My partner loves churros so we also got the churro butter mochi. And because this was our first stop, we needed coffee to start the day, so we grabbed a cold brew with lavender syrup. First thoughts?? We. Need. This. In. South. Florida. We absolutely loved the mochis! And the cold brew was brewed just right and gave enough perk to get us through the morning commute into the city! Loved this so much that we went back for more to take some treats to-go when we road tripped upstate for the wedding. And surprisingly they lasted an extra couple of days, still tasting pretty good (just needs a few seconds in the microwave). I would suggest they offer day-old items discounted but they do sell out quick so no sense of offering that! Hello Ceremonia, please branch out to Florida. Thanks!

Amazing cafe and bakery, with an Asian twist. The options all looked amazing, but I ultimately settled on the ube sesame butter mochi. The texture was perfect, and the balance of ube and sesame was nuanced and delicious without being too sweet. It was just one of many Asian riffs on butter mochi and cookies. I wish I had a bigger sweet tooth to try all of them, but I'd definitely giving this a stop if you're in the area or picking up some desserts for a crowd. Or go out of your way if you're visiting Williamsburg.

5 stars for their phenomenal baked goods, 2 stars for their disappointing breakfast burrito. This place has some of the best bakery items in the neighborhood - I've loved everything from their cookies to their ammmmazing olive oil loafs. They manage to keep everything moist, chewy, and not too sweet. I had heard good things about their breakfast burritos, but it's definitely not the type I fell in love with in Cali. Theirs is mostly mushy scrambled eggs & raw potatoes with an occasional bite of bacon. I had to quit after a bite or two because it was simply not good, and very bad. Definitely focus on their sweets, this seems to be their strong suit!