
Breads
from $7Slow-fermented sourdough, seeded rye, and a soft sandwich pan loaf — milled grain, long rise, dark crust.
Skillman Ave · Sunnyside, Queens
A tiny neighborhood bakehouse running on long ferments, real butter and the 6:40am light. Pull a number, grab a coffee, take home something warm.


Fresh sheet · updated every morning at 6am
Cardamom buns usually sell out by 9am — pre-order to be sure.
Small menu, big care. Everything is made in-house, in small batches, the slow way.

Slow-fermented sourdough, seeded rye, and a soft sandwich pan loaf — milled grain, long rise, dark crust.

Butter-laminated croissants, pain au chocolat, kouign-amann and seasonal danishes baked through the morning.

Layer cakes for birthdays, weddings and the small wins. Whipped buttercream, real fruit, your message piped by hand.

Espresso and slow-batch filter from a small Queens roaster. Oat, whole or none — pulled to pair with the pastry.
Skip the line — pre-order bread and pastry for morning pickup, or design a custom cake for the occasion. And when we’re elbow-deep in dough, our line still answers.
Call or text any hour — it takes pickup orders, quotes custom cakes, checks what’s left on the board, and answers the “are you nut-free?” questions, even at midnight. Quietly powered by Inyeon.

We started with a market stall, a borrowed oven and a stubborn belief that bread should take its time. Eight years on, we’re still on Skillman Ave, still milling our own grain, still learning the dough every single day.
“The country sourdough ruined supermarket bread for me. Crackly crust, custardy inside. I pre-order two loaves every Friday now.”
“Ordered a last-minute birthday cake at 10pm — the line answered, took every detail, and it was ready and perfect by morning.”
“It smells like a hug. The cardamom buns sell out by 9, so set an alarm. Worth every minute of the walk.”