Great service. I didn't have to leave my car. They brought the Matzahs out and loaded them in the car .
betzalel gopin
The Matzah Bakery is a fantastic spot for families, especially with kids! It offers a fun, hands-on experience while making delicious, traditional matzah. The atmosphere feels old-school, bringing a nostalgic charm to the process. The matzah itself is some of the best in Brooklyn – fresh, crispy, and flavorful. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy a taste of tradition
Russ Seligman
Be aware that this business is seasonal, and is open each year only from November through Passover. Call ahead to confirm before visiting.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
מנחם אלחנן חיון
Finished leaven!
Rabbi Biggs
Very authentic
Shia Morozow
Good experience.
Ruven Veshedsky
Hand made matzah, it's like going back I. Time. Pretty cool.
Menachem Shpindler
Bad service, the Kashrus is not the greatest
D K
Honestly it's a chutzpah they think charging (fellow anash) $33 PER POUND is appropriate! Frankly it's unbelievable, no wonder people get turned off from Judaism when a stale cracker costs an arm and a leg. Same goes for all the "religious" items. Esrog $300? Tzitzis $40?! Yarmulka $10! Cholov yisroel milk for over *100%* mark-up of non Cholov yisroal?! It's pathetic!On a more pointed note, their matzahs are thick (so you get even less matzahs per lb). Service is bad. They don't even know their own inventory so if you call you'll be told to place your order in person, and when you go in person you'll be told to call. Overall a terrible experience purchasing their product and wouldn't recommend it to my nemesis.Highly recommend other bigger "outlets" wholesalers (who's name starts with a B) who sell matzah for around $10/lb.
Great service. I didn't have to leave my car. They brought the Matzahs out and loaded them in the car .
The Matzah Bakery is a fantastic spot for families, especially with kids! It offers a fun, hands-on experience while making delicious, traditional matzah. The atmosphere feels old-school, bringing a nostalgic charm to the process. The matzah itself is some of the best in Brooklyn – fresh, crispy, and flavorful. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy a taste of tradition
Be aware that this business is seasonal, and is open each year only from November through Passover. Call ahead to confirm before visiting.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Finished leaven!
Very authentic
Good experience.
Hand made matzah, it's like going back I. Time. Pretty cool.
Bad service, the Kashrus is not the greatest
Honestly it's a chutzpah they think charging (fellow anash) $33 PER POUND is appropriate! Frankly it's unbelievable, no wonder people get turned off from Judaism when a stale cracker costs an arm and a leg. Same goes for all the "religious" items. Esrog $300? Tzitzis $40?! Yarmulka $10! Cholov yisroel milk for over *100%* mark-up of non Cholov yisroal?! It's pathetic!On a more pointed note, their matzahs are thick (so you get even less matzahs per lb). Service is bad. They don't even know their own inventory so if you call you'll be told to place your order in person, and when you go in person you'll be told to call. Overall a terrible experience purchasing their product and wouldn't recommend it to my nemesis.Highly recommend other bigger "outlets" wholesalers (who's name starts with a B) who sell matzah for around $10/lb.
Your one stop shop for thick cracked matzah.
Restaurantji Recommends
Great place to get your matzah for Passover
Best matzoh bakery in crown heights
Very nice place to get Shmura matzo for pesach.
Bad service, the Kashrus is not the greatest
The bakery of the innocent
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