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Silver Moon Bakery
2740 Broadway @ 105 Street
New York, NewYork 10025
tel: 212.866.4717 fax:212.866.4756
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"Through its large picture windows, anyone passing by gets a glimpse of the day’s golden loaves and pretty pastries . .Trust your eyes everything is as good as it looks."
"SWEETEST SPOT ON THE UPPER WEST SIDE"
Critics’ Picks Eat Out Awards -Time Out New York, 2002
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"There’s some serious baking going on at Silver Moon, a place that seems more Left Bank than
upper Broadway. On any given day, you can watch Norell & her bakers turning flour into the bumpy loaves and buns and pretty tarts and cakes that line the racks like folk art. A lot of the cakes and pastries sound plain but plenty of them are complex and wonderful.
The New Yorker, Tables for Two, Sept. 2002 | |
"Silver Moon Bakery has people lining up for morning coffee and still-warm croissants, or to stock up on home-made specialties like almond macaroons. . ."
Robin Pogrebin, New York Times, August 2002 | |
Freshly baked breakfast muffins, brioches & croissants,
rustic sweets, Bavarian pretzels, artisan breads,
presentation challahs, cakes, tarts, cookies, Birthday & Wedding cakes, holiday special products, granola, Lavazza espresso drinks, imported teas, specialty drinks - and more . . . . |
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Silver Moon Bakery opened in November 2000, the first artisan bakery in the neighborhood in many years. This tiny bakery quickly became known, first for its baguettes, and then for its other breads: sourdoughs, whole wheats, ryes, challahs and many other varieties. Through the work of baker/owner Judith Norell and partner Georgia Stamoulis the bakery has became a neighborhood institution. Customers say they can find it blindfolded by following the wonderful aromas which waft over neighboring streets.
"the croissants are unbelievable, and I wait, each day, to see what their special brioche will be"! (Dr. K.Lang)
"the best baguettes since Paris. . ." (L.M., Manhattan)
". . . amazing Sacher Torte" (R.N.T, Queens)
"The wedding cake was perfect! Thank you." (R. Delany, Millbrook)
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