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A bakery · Williamsburg, Brooklyn · on 2 of my lists

Ceremonia Bakeshop.

Worth it, says Antonina. What started as a simple bakeshop turned into one of the best brunch spots in Brooklyn by sheer accident.

Antonina Pattiz
Antonina PattizI went myself · from my Best brunch in Brooklyn
Address
743 Driggs Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211 Directions
Subway
J, M, Z to Marcy Av, 6 min
Website
instagram.com/ceremoniabakeshop/?hl=en
What this page is

Everything I’ve written about Ceremonia Bakeshop on New York Dearest, in one place. It’s on 2 of my lists, from Best bakeries in Williamsburg to Best brunch in Brooklyn, and each one says something the others don’t. Below you’ll find what to know and when I go, in my own words from those lists, every list it’s on with what I wrote there, and where it is and what’s near.

  1. Best bakeries in WilliamsburgWorth it
  2. Best brunch in BrooklynWorth it

Before you go, in my words

Quoted from my own lists
Good to know

Today, you’ll find a line out the door (daily) at this Williamsburg bakery just for folks to get their grubby little hands on a burrito.

From Best bakeries in Williamsburg
When to go

Come the weekend, the line is typically out the door so show up early or prepare to wait in line.

From Best brunch in Brooklyn
Worth it, says Antonina. Been? Say if you agree.

Where it appears on New York Dearest

2 of my lists, the fullest first

Best bakeries in Williamsburg

No. 6 on that list · 6 min from the subway
Worth it
What I wrote thereFold it away

Ceremonia Bakeshop is the perfect example of a “fine, I’ll fix it myself” situation. What started as a simple bakeshop turned into something no one was expecting. After moving to NYC from San Francisco, businesswoman Amy Batista quickly realized there weren’t many places to find a decent breakfast burrito in the city. Her solution? She’ll just do it herself!

Knowing that the burritos on the West Coast were no match to those on the East Coast, Batista set out on a mission to bring that flavor to NYC.

Today, you’ll find a line out the door (daily) at this Williamsburg bakery just for folks to get their grubby little hands on a burrito. But don’t just stop at the burritos, the baked goods are equally as amazing.

Unpopular opinion. I’ll say it. The best bakeries in NYC aren’t the ones with lines around the block.

Read it on the list
  • SubwayJ, M, Z to Marcy Av, 6 min
  • Address743 Driggs Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211
  • From my guide, published January 2024.

Best brunch in Brooklyn

No. 9 on that list · 6 min from the subway
Worth it

What started as a simple bakeshop turned into one of the best brunch spots in Brooklyn by sheer accident.

What I wrote thereFold it away

Ceremonia Bakeshop is the perfect example of a “fine, I’ll fix it myself” situation. What started as a simple bakeshop turned into one of the best brunch spots in Brooklyn by sheer accident.

After moving to NYC from San Francisco, Amy Batista realized there weren’t many places to find a decent breakfast burrito in the city. Her solution? She’ll do it herself! A firm believer that West Coast burritos were no match for their East Coast counterparts, Batista was determined to bring a bit of Pacific coast to NYC.

Burritos are loaded with soft scrambled eggs, cheese, chorizo and potatoes. Get your camera ready because the cheese-pull is out of this world! Come the weekend, the line is typically out the door so show up early or prepare to wait in line.

On The Best of New York

I put Ceremonia Bakeshop on 2 of my best lists.

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