Showing posts with label bakeries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bakeries. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

THREE CHEERS FOR KABIR'S

Oh, the sweets! Kabir's Bakery carries a delicious assortment of goodies for breakfast, dessert, and midnight snacks. Just a few of them are
  • cranberry and banana walnut muffins,
  • cappuccino and blueberry yogurt muffins,
  • chocolate and butter croissants,
  • cherry cheese and apple fruit danish,
  • raisin and cranberry scones,
  • coffee and butter sprinkle cookies,
  • and slices of black forest, mocha, and carrot cake.
From the Indian sub-continent come
  • color burfee, made from condensed milk and sugar and flavored with nuts,
  • hubshe halwa, rich and dark, made with nuts and cardomom,
  • the heavenly golup jum, balls of fried dough in a flavored sugar syrup,
  • and many more.
Kabir's also makes gorgeous layer cakes, themed sheet cakes for children's birthday parties, and inspired wedding cakes.

Enjoy your treats with a cup of coffee or tea at a table in the back or get them to go!


Kabir's Bakery
97 Church Avenue
between McDonald Avenue and Dahill Road
(718) 853-7907
http://www.kabirsbakery.com

Open daily, 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

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Saturday, October 24, 2009

"LIVING IN KENSINGTON"

"Living in Kensington" takes a look at our neighborhood's
  • Housing,
  • People,
  • Safety,
  • Parks and Recreation,
  • Pubs, Clubs and Entertainment,
  • Shopping and Eating, and
  • Transportation.
Author Kirsty Henderson describes Kensington as "a taste of a non-gentrified Brooklyn" with a "slower pace" and a "wonderfully diverse neighborhood and cuisine."

She praises several local businesses, including
Shenanigans Pub, Denny's Steak House (a bar, not a restaurant), Foodtown, Old Brick Cafe (Italian, Balkan, and Mediterranean), Kabir's Bakery (Bengali and American), Dinosha Albanian Village, Taqueria Los Poblanos (Mexican), La Flor de Santa Ines (Mexican), and Shayna's (West Indian and American).