Ceremonia Bakeshop

Ekow Sanni-Thomas a month ago

One of my favorite spots in Williamsburg and I keep coming back. The citrus olive oil loaf is a must-order. Super moist, packed with poppy seeds, great flavor, and those streaks of color on top make it look cool. Get it. The Ceremonia Cookie is essentially a birthday cake cookie and it's good but I think I'll stick with the sea salt chocolate chip next time. Their cookies are on the thinner side but are still crisp on the edges and gooey inside like a cookie should be. I will never understand why people eat TATE'S but that's another story. And the burrito. I've had it multiple times now and it might genuinely be the best breakfast burrito in Williamsburg. Amy and Martty are so warm and so are all the staff. You can tell they're friends and the place kinda has a family energy. Especially if you're a first or second generation immigrant. I rate this place!

Bryson Fonville 2 months ago

If you haven’t been throw it at the top of your list. I have been going here for a few years now and i don’t skip it if im in Bk. The food, coffee and baked goods are unreal and the people are even better. They recently expanded and renovated their space and I love how inviting and welcoming it is. It is always a great experience.

B E 6 months ago

Finally was able to go here on late Saturday morning. Wanted to greet the burrito and happy they have an option to switch meat for avocado BUT unfortunately it would take 30 minutes. Totally ask for fresh, made-to-order food but since there is nowhere to wait and I was done with errands I decided against it. Got the chocolate chip cookie and the one on cake, both which was good. It is a big operation inside but nowhere to sit or eat. Outside can get long but nice staff taking orders and you can see the desserts on the rack which is helpful when ordering. Will go back to try the burrito someday soon.

Cass 7 months ago

Tbh the gluten free muffin was divine. I thought I had the best gf banana bread recipe but this put me in my place. I would have never known it was buckwheat/gluten free. So moist and fluffy and the perfect sweetness. There’s a short wait if you’re getting a burrito but there was no line or wait for a baked good. Their prices are steep-ish but fair given their popularity. The muffin after tax was $6.50. Honestly so many gluten free options it was great.

Alessio Santoro 7 months ago

TLDR: chorizo breakfast burrito: 8.5/10 Avocado: 7/10 Cinnamon roll: 6/10 Ube Sesame Mochi: 10/10 Full story: First off, no place to sit inside so be prepared to take away. I LOVE BURRITOS. Now, this one, while being very good sits at around an 8.5/10 for me. It might be one of the better ones in Manhattan, but that’s a low bar honestly as we don’t have the breakfast burrito culture of, say, California. And don’t come for the avocado one. If the chorizo one is an 8.5, the avocado one is a 7. Chorizo or get a salad somewhere. Now, pastries. I had the cinnamon roll and the ube sesame mochi. Again, while good, I’ve had insane better cinnamon rolls (think Tall Poppy & Petit Chou). So, should you get it, if you’re already here and are craving a solid/average cinnamon roll, yes. If you are looking for the best cinnamon roll in the city, continue your search. The grand finale. The ube sesame mochi delivers a WOW moment. I was inclined to try it after I asked the cashier what his favorite pastry was. Best recommendation! Highly highly recommend that one.