// NEW YORK CITY // LOWER EAST SIDE //
a star studded pastry line up every weekend
Some people queue outside Supreme for new drops, other people queue outside bakeries for new pastry drops. And Supermoon Bake House is essentially Supreme in my book. A pastry paradise that delights both the eyes and taste buds with style and substance. The buzzy bakery has only been around for a few year but also gained a loyal following for its innovative and visually stunning pastries, both locally and virtually. The bakery is take out only, with rows and rows of beautiful pastries lined up across a table taunting consumers with indecision. Which is probably why most people who enter end up leaving with a whole box of goods.
With new menu drops every two weeks, debuted on their Instagram alongside thirst traps beauty shots of each pastry. There’s always something new to ogle at. The flavors change, drawing inspiration from global cuisines, while the forms stick to some perfected classics. There’s always a couple kinds of croissants, danishes, cruffins, doughnuts, eclairs and cookies, as well as a savory focaccia and other varying seasonal items. Everything impeccably decorated with embellishments that are fitting for the holographic boxes they’re known for. Street fashion trends come and go, but pastries will be forever.
Address | 120 Rivington St, New York |
Website | https://www.supermoonbakehouse.com/ |
Yelp | https://www.yelp.com/biz/supermoon-bakehouse-new-york |
@supermoonbakehouse | |
Hours | 10am – 6pm Thursday – Sunday, closed Monday – Wednesday |
Price | $$$ – the pastries are a tad pricier than other bakeries but the quality and presentation is premium |
Aesthetic | minimalist space, with maximalist aesthetics in the pastries |
Go here for: indulgent pastries, giftable pastries, celebratory pastries
Order this: whatever catches your eye on the current menu, but some of the mainstays, like the custard-filled kouign brulée croissant are always worth repeat orders, don’t forget to grab something savory too
Amount of time to spend: 10-15 minutes, there usually isn’t too long of a line there days and it moves fast
When to come: Thursdays and Fridays tend to be less crowded, but truly any time
Getting here: just a couple blocks up from Delancey Essex (J, F, M) station
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Last visited: March 2023
Last updated: March 2023