NYC's go-to for life-changing babka & rugelach. Don't miss their amazing croissants – even Parisians approve!
Discover a hidden gem on the Upper East Side offering a delightful array of baked goods with a distinct Jewish and European influence. From the highly praised Halva babka and rugelach to potentially life-changing croissants, this bakery is a must-visit for anyone seeking authentic and delicious treats. It's a top contender for unique sweet souvenirs and a place where even a Parisian native might find their perfect croissant.
This bakery specializes in Jewish and European-inspired baked goods. It is highly recommended for its Halva babka, rugelach (including halva and spicy cheese varieties), and croissants, with some customers comparing them favorably to well-known establishments. The babka, in particular, is frequently cited as a must-try and a standout item.
"Highly recommended dishes include the Halva babka, various types of rugelach (halva, chocolate, cinnamon, poppy), and croissants. Savory burekas and spicy cheese sticks are also notable options."
Customers overwhelmingly praise the bakery's baked goods, with specific highlights including babka, rugelach, and croissants. The quality and authenticity of the Jewish and European-inspired treats are frequently mentioned as standout features.
"Michaeli Bakery is recommended for its spicy cheese sticks and other varieties of savory burekas."
Positive"This user, who is 1/4 French, recommended Michaeli Bakery."
Positive"Michaeli Bakery is listed as one of the recommended bakeries."
Positive"The author praises Michaeli Bakery for its chocolate babka."
Positive"Considers Michaeli Bakery's babka to be among the best, alongside Breads Bakery."
Positive"The author found Michaeli Bakery's babka 'life changing' and possibly better than Breads Bakery's."
Positive"This commenter stated they love the croissants from Michaeli Bakery."
Positive"This commenter mentioned that a Parisian native said Michaeli Bakery has the best croissant they have ever had."
Positive"This commenter mentioned that a Parisian native said Michaeli Bakery has the best croissant they have ever had."
Positive"This commenter mentioned that a Parisian native said Michaeli Bakery has the best croissant they have ever had."
Positive"This commenter agrees with the previous recommendation for Michaeli's bakery and mentions that the owner previously worked at Breads and created their babka."
Positive"The commenter highly recommends Michaeli's bakery, stating it is very good."
Positive"The commenter strongly endorses Michaeli's (mentioning three locations, with Division St. being the original) for its wide assortment of Rosh Hashanah treats and amazing dough, rating it better than Breads Bakery."
Positive"Michaeli is mentioned as a good place for baked goods, alongside Onegs for babka."
Positive"Michaeli Bakery is recommended for their duvshaniot and rugelach."
Positive"This comment highlights Michaeli Bakery on Division St. for their halva rugelach, and suggests trying their chocolate/cinnamon/poppy rugelach, then babka, then challah."
Positive"This user recommends Michaeli's Rocher Cookie."
Positive"The commenter lists their favorite bakeries, including Michaeli, Elbow, Radio, and Librae."
Positive"Michaeli Bakery is mentioned as a great spot near Elbow Bread."
Positive"Michaeli Bakery is recommended for its babka, suggested as a unique sweet treat for visitors to NYC."
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