Known for inventive Middle Eastern-inspired pastries, this spot shines with its exceptional croissants and unique flavor fusions.
This bakery offers a unique take on traditional pastries, infusing Middle Eastern flavors into classic French techniques. Diners frequently rave about their croissants, with standout options like the Halvah Pain au Chocolat and the Pistachio Rose Croissant, often described as flaky and packed with flavor. While some find certain items a bit too oily or pricey, the overall sentiment is that the bakery pushes boundaries and delivers memorable baked goods.
This bakery specializes in Middle Eastern-inspired pastries, with a strong emphasis on croissants and cookies. Popular items include the Halvah Pain au Chocolat, Pistachio Rose Croissant, and various cookies, often praised for their unique flavor combinations. Some customers have noted that certain pastries can be overly oily or that the prices are high, but overall, the consensus is positive for unique and well-executed baked goods.
"Highly recommended are the Halvah Pain au Chocolat, Pistachio Rose Croissant, and various cookies, particularly the tahini chocolate chip cookie. The Rhubarb Tart is also praised for its balanced flavor."
Customers generally have a positive view of the bakery, with many praising the unique flavors and quality of their pastries, particularly croissants. However, some find certain items to be too oily or overpriced.
Important Note
Some customers have noted that certain pastries can be overly oily, and some find the prices to be on the higher side.
"This user recommends Librae as a place for sweet croissants."
Positive"The author listed Librae as one of the standout restaurants from their 48-hour eating binge in NYC."
Positive"The author lists Librae as a place they want to try, noting it's open Fri/Sat/Sun."
Neutral"This user recommends going to Librae for pastries."
Positive"Librae is listed as a place to get soft serve."
Neutral"Librae is listed as one of the user's favorites for flat whites."
Positive"The user listed several bakeries, including Librae."
Neutral"This user considers Librae to be a consistent choice for pastries. They note that the bakery is very popular, leading to a constant output of items."
Positive"Librae is mentioned as a place for pastries, alongside Hanis, in the context of takeaways."
Neutral"Librae Bakery sells the best croissant the commenter has ever had, priced at $9."
Positive"Librae is listed as a destination-worthy bakery."
Positive"Librae near Cooper Square is mentioned for its great coffee and pastries, though it's noted as a coffee place rather than a full restaurant."
Positive"This user listed Librae as a restaurant with great bread and olive oil."
Positive"Librae's pistachio croissant was lauded as 'one of the better baked goods' the user had ever tasted, described as decadent despite being slightly greasy."
Positive"The user highly praised Librae's chocolate halvah twice-baked croissant, noting its availability only on weekends."
Positive"The user had a mixed opinion on Librae, finding their items to be hit or miss and unable to recall specific favorites."
Neutral"The user was considering visiting Librae after hearing about Hani's, inquiring about recommendations."
Neutral"This user suggests a rhubarb danish at Librae as a dessert option."
Positive"librae is included in a list of recommended bakeries for the user's bucket list before leaving NYC."
Positive"This establishment is recommended for its "amazing pastries and good coffee.""
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