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25, Murray Street, 10007, New York, New York County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 212-791-5550
website: takahachibakery.tgifridays237.co
larger map & directionsLatitude: 40.7138634, Longitude: -74.0083967
David W
::I had to try the Matcha Crepes after seeing everyone rave about it. It was pretty good, but a bit too sweet for me with all that cream. I'm not a fan of the Lady M's Crepe cake either so I guess they're kind of similar. There's lots of other desserts there and they're pretty pricey for me but once in a while it's ok.
Christelle Tan
::A nice, quiet little Japanese bakery in Tribeca. The matcha crepe we got was very unique and delicious - there were red beans inside, which was a nice touch. The service was also friendly and fast. There is a small seating area at the back for customers.
Andy Ng
::Solid Japanese-style bakery offering a great selection of traditional breads, pastries, and cakes with delectable Japanese flavors. Come here also to grab the discounted items from the previous day. Staff are nice and there is plenty of comfortable seating. The chalkboard art wall adds a nice touch too!
Peter Cuce
::The best Japanese bakery in New York City, Takahachi also has good sandwiches. Their Gimme! Coffee gets the job done but nothing special. If you want a cake for a special event you can't do better than the green tea mousse.
R K
::Wonderful little Japanese bakery. Delicious pastries, cooked meals, and decent coffee. You can watch the baker's work on fresh baked goods through a large window. Bathroom is clean and we'll kept. Not a lot of seating, maybe a dozen people at most. The scaffolding outside makes it easy to miss. Handicap accessible entrance is a nice touch.