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Amy's Bread

75 9th Ave
(bet 15th and 16th Sts, Chelsea Market)
New York, NY 10011

Average Cost: $

Phone: 212-462-4338

Categories: Bakery, Cafe, Sandwiches

Features: Handicap Access, Kid Friendly, Smoke Free, Vegetarian Friendly

Best Bakery

Be it bun, loaf or baguette, sourdough, focaccia or pumpernickel, Amy Scherber has made many a New Yorker's six to 11 servings a day all the more enjoyable since opening her Hell's Kitchen shop in 1992 with just five employees. Now with two additional retail stores (Chelsea Market and Greenwich Village), a staff of over 100, and more than 200 wholesale deliveries daily, her citywide operation is much more equipped to fill the demand for such delights as prosciutto and black pepper bread, raisin walnut, or semolina with raisins and fennel. In addition to whole-grain goodness, Amy's offers an array of excellent sandwiches, decadent pastries and some of the city's best cupcakes.

"[Amy's Bread] supplies more than 100 restaurants and stores with their daily bread. Not that the growth has killed any of the charm; if we didn't know better, we'd think the master was still ... baking it all herself."
- Time Out New York

Zagat 2012:24 food rating (very good to excellent)
Time Out New York: Critics' Pick

No alcohol available. Serving during breakfast, lunch and dinner hours daily.
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Be it bun, loaf or baguette, sourdough, focaccia or pumpernickel, Amy Scherber has made many a New Yorker's six to 11 servings a day all the more enjoyable since opening her Hell's Kitchen shop in 1992 with just five employees. Now with two additional retail stores (Chelsea Market and Greenwich Village), a staff of over 100, and more than 200 wholesale deliveries daily, her citywide operation is much more equipped to fill the demand for such delights as prosciutto and black pepper bread, raisin walnut, or semolina with raisins and fennel. In addition to whole-grain goodness, Amy's offers an array of excellent sandwiches, decadent pastries and some of the city's best cupcakes.

"[Amy's Bread] supplies more than 100 restaurants and stores with their daily bread. Not that the growth has killed any of the charm; if we didn't know better, we'd think the master was still ... baking it all herself."
- Time Out New York

Zagat 2012:24 food rating (very good to excellent)
Time Out New York: Critics' Pick

No alcohol available. Serving during breakfast, lunch and dinner hours daily.

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