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Bakeries in NYC to Visit This Fall

Amelia-Rose Williams Student Contributor, St. John's University
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at St. John's chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.
  1. Patis Bakery
    • Patis Bakery is an artisan bakery with multiple locations stretching from New Jersey to New York. They are excellent in their European and American-based baked goods. Friends of mine who have visited say they absolutely loved it and highly recommend others to go to. Additionally, they have kosher items to accommodate dietary restrictions.
  2. Lulu’s Bakery
    • Inspiration can come from anything and everything in your life. In this case, Lulu’s Bakery came to be because of family. Learning the art of baking through his family is where the original owner of this bakery found his newfound joy in baking. They specialize in all the best sweet treats you can think of and they even cater. At Lulu’s, they encourage you to come and unwind and indulge in that sweet treat you seek.
  3. Martha’s Country Bakery
    • Martha’s Country Bakery has been around for a LONG while, nonetheless, their specialties have still stuck around. Specializing in pies and cakes that have taken years to perfect, they accept nothing else besides greatness, with over 16 cakes to choose from and small yet ever-so-detailed tarts and other famous baked goods. 
  4. Plum Blossom Bakery
    • Plum Blossom Bakery specializes in fun and eccentric specialty cakes, cookies, brownies and cupcakes. Their fun twist on these fan-favorite dishes makes the bakery even more special. Their menu makes you go a little out of your comfort zone and try something new!  
Amelia-Rose Williams is a second-year student at St. John's University in Queens. Her major is legal studies, and she hopes to become a corporate lawyer, specializing in fashion law. Topics that are of the most interest to her include: fashion, film, art, pop culture, and true crime. During her second year writing for Her Campus, St. John’s chapter, she looks forward to expanding her writing skills and continuing to share meaningful writings that shed light on the current issues and topics being discussed throughout our world, in hopes of connecting with various individuals through her writing.