Radio Bakery
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Customers' Favorites
Toasted Cheesy Egg and Spinach Sandwich
Stone Fruit and Custard Croissant
Classic Croissant Pastry Selection
French Onion Soup Croissant
Triple Chocolate Croissant
Heirloom Tomato Croissant
Smoked Salmon Sandwich
Brown Butter Corn Cake
Chocolate Chunk Cookie
Corn Danish Pastry
Radio Bakery Reviews
Corn cake and bruschetta pesto was great. However that zesty, tuna sandwich with banana peppers was an affront to the taste buds. Surprised they would even sell it.
Radio Bakery was good but maybe I should've gotten the more popular items.
The tomato danish was good. The new corn focaccia tastes a bit under-baked. The vanilla kouign-amann was really fluffy with a hardened sugar coating bottom.
The line for 10am drop was pretty quick - 15 min wait. But the line for 11am drop was significantly longer - about 45mins.
To give an idea, the corn focaccia dropped at 10am which we got right away. Then we went back in line for...read full review
The tomato danish was good. The new corn focaccia tastes a bit under-baked. The vanilla kouign-amann was really fluffy with a hardened sugar coating bottom.
The line for 10am drop was pretty quick - 15 min wait. But the line for 11am drop was significantly longer - about 45mins.
To give an idea, the corn focaccia dropped at 10am which we got right away. Then we went back in line for...read full review
Amazing bakery! My favorite thing are the corn cakes but can’t go wrong. They bake everything fresh throughout the day and are very nice and friendly. Highly recommend
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 7:30AM - 6PM |
| Wednesday | 7:30AM - 6PM |
| Thursday | 7:30AM - 6PM |
| Friday | 7:30AM - 6PM |
| Saturday | 7:30AM - 6PM |
| Sunday | 7:30AM - 6PM |
Radio Bakery is celebrated for its delicious pastries and focaccia bread, with popular items including the tomato and sausage focaccia, pistachio croissant, chocolate croissant, smoked salmon focaccia, and matcha mango bun. The bakery uses high-quality ingredients such as organic flour and French butter, which contribute to its tasty offerings. Visitors often praise the crispy breads and flavorful ingredients, noting that the smoked salmon focaccia and tomato feta sandwich are especially worth trying. The bakery can get very busy, with long waits sometimes exceeding an hour, especially on weekends. Some items, like the blueberry & lime croissant, are worth a short wait, while others may not be worth the time. The staff are friendly, and service is quick when not crowded. The bakery also offers limited vegan options, with only two food items that aren’t plain bread. Despite occasional waits, Radio Bakery remains one of the best bakeries in New York City, highly recommended for its quality and variety.