Myra’s Bakery
71 Belleville Ave, Bloomfield, NJ, 07003
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Address :
71 Belleville Ave
Bloomfield, NJ, 07003 - Phone (973) 680-9238
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Opening Hours
- Mon :8:00 am - 7:3
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
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Jay M.
Myra's Bakery has a solid selection of freshly baked Filipino breads and pastries daily, which is good to know. Unless you happen to stop by on "market day," a lot of the baked goods you'll find in neighboring East West Market are old and taste stale; that's actually why I stopped by here instead. For such a small place, this bakery does have quite a bit of a selection. The freshly baked pan de sal is delicious and is a must-buy. I prefer the original one, but a sweet yellow variation is also available. Aside from bread, they have savory pastries and buns, Hopia, various assortments of Siopao, decorative cakes in the glass display, slices of Sans Rival, and Ensaymada among other items. There is also a coffee area near the entrance. Their Pandan Spongecake, with what I believe is a vanilla cream, was a tasty treat on my way home. The spongecake had the perfect texture, was fluffy, and had a lot of cream in the middle. There is also a mocha spongecake for those that are interested. I would definitely buy them more frequently--and other items in general--if there were more items (non-cake) that were ube flavored.
(3)Nick C.
They have fresh pan de sal 6 days a week! That's pretty much the only real reason I'd come here. I wanted dessert after lunch at Bingh Duong, but East West Market didn't quite have what I was looking for. Myra's Bakery didn't really have what I was looking for either, but they did have hot, fresh pan de sal. It was some good pan de sal! A lot denser than other ones I've had. Picked up an ensaymada too. It was average. Bread fresh outta the oven is always good.
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