Soyung Kang

I ordered the breakfast sandwich and the chocolate chip cookie. I enjoyed the sandwich, but the highlight was the chocolate chip cookie. It was one of the best I’ve had. It was too hot to sit inside. There were seats outside, but it’s not the best spot to eat.

Julia Kim

breakfast burrito was as good as advertised! also tried the chocolate chip cookie and cornbread which were also fantastic

Irene Zhao

The baked goods here are relatively underrated (compared to their burrito!) and are some of the best in NYC in my opinion. They’re not too heavy/sweet and the flavors are fresh and bright. I loved the ube butter mochi (perfect texture!) and the white chocolate raspberry cookie.

Leela Morris

I waited about 20 minutes to order and 15 to get my burrito but it was totally worth it. I added avocado. Absolutely delicious!! The salsa that came with it was perfect as well. Also grabbed a cookie. One of the best chocolate chip cookies I’ve had in NYC! I think it’s worthy the hype

Erika Rivera

Finally got around to trying the viral breakfast burrito and it did not disappoint!! I got to the Ceremonia around 7:50am and was eager to be able to find street parking rather easy ( an nyc win if you ask me). I ordered a breakfast burrito, chocolate chip cookie & an iced latte! The burrito was perfection- and the portion was amazing, definitely a bang for your buck. I only managed to eat half and saved the rest for later. The cookie and the latte were a great sweet treat after ! Besides the food, the staff was extremely friendly & helpful. It was a very welcoming environment ! Overall 10/10 experience ! Will definitely be coming again

Lindsey Pollack

Such a cute spot! The pastries were delicious, especially liked the mochis and chocolate chip cookie. Breakfast burritos were great as well, be prepared to wait around 15 minutes on a busy morning for the burritos.

Melissa Regalado

one of my favorite bakeries in brooklyn! the staff is always so kind and friendly, the service is superb and the quality of the pastries and baked goods is top tier! they have one of the best breakfast burritos, chocolate chip cookies, banana chocolate chip crumble loaves, and savory chive and cheese biscuits ❤️

R N

Eat here immediately and get here early! Staff were super sweet. All the sweets we tried were A+ but our favorite was the cinnamon roll (bonus that we got it fresh from the oven!) with the banana buckwheat muffin as a very close 2nd. Chorizo burrito was top notch - all of this well worth the trip from upper Manhattan. We’ll be back to try the rest!!!

AS SAWA

I ordered the churizo burrito as I saw many review that talked about this one. I added avocado as well. The burrito comes with a big portion that makes you full for sure. It comes with many ingredients that combines full nutrition and it will be better if you have it with the sauce as well. The salt chocolate cookie is amazing. Come with the thin slice but properly enough to complete your craving. Staffs are all nice and work very hard since it is always crowded with the people and ordered. Thank you!

+3

TLDR: chorizo breakfast burrito: 8.5/10 Avocado: 7/10 Cinnamon roll: 6/10 Ube Sesame Mochi: 10/10 Full story: First off, no place to sit inside so be prepared to take away. I LOVE BURRITOS. Now, this one, while being very good sits at around an 8.5/10 for me. It might be one of the better ones in Manhattan, but that’s a low bar honestly as we don’t have the breakfast burrito culture of, say, California. And don’t come for the avocado one. If the chorizo one is an 8.5, the avocado one is a 7. Chorizo or get a salad somewhere. Now, pastries. I had the cinnamon roll and the ube sesame mochi. Again, while good, I’ve had insane better cinnamon rolls (think Tall Poppy & Petit Chou). So, should you get it, if you’re already here and are craving a solid/average cinnamon roll, yes. If you are looking for the best cinnamon roll in the city, continue your search. The grand finale. The ube sesame mochi delivers a WOW moment. I was inclined to try it after I asked the cashier what his favorite pastry was. Best recommendation! Highly highly recommend that one.

The burrrito was nice, we replaced the chorizo with avocado (the sauce is the best part of it) raspberry cookies were good as well

Anna T

I've been dying to come here for over a year! Cute spot that def takes care to make their burritos fresh to order. It wasn't busy when I stopped by and I made sure to get a bunch of items so I could get a good idea of the quality. The burrito was huge, and good, but ultimately nothing that special - definitely needed the sauce on the side. The cinnamon bun was so so painfully sweet that it was almost inedible, which is wild since it doesn't look like there's that much icing on it? The tomato tart was really good and the black sesame ube mochi thing was delightfully chewy and not too sweet. It's a nice neighborhood spot but not really serving anything that's worth a long wait (15 mins+).

Lazar Durovic

We had breakfast burritos and chocolate chip cookies, both of which were fantastic. However, the service was just okay. I think there was a problem with our burrito order because it took them 25 minutes to bring it out, while many people who came and ordered after us got their food before. Additionally, the seating area wasn’t very pleasant, especially with the doors open, which made it quite cold inside.

Bhav

Enjoyed the breakfast burrito (vegetarian version). Wife was so so on the proper chorizo version, bit too salty. Choc chip cookie was very good.

Jea Kim

Came here on a Sunday morning slightly before the opening time. I was a bit worried there’d still be a massive line, but the hype seems to have cooled off since last year. Got in within five minutes, though the burrito still took about 15–20 minutes to come out. I was originally planning to try their iconic cinnamon roll, but it was unfortunately not available until 10 a.m. Instead, I got the churro butter mochi, and it seemed like everyone ahead of me did too. Texture-wise, it reminded me of traditional Korean sticky rice donuts. Chewy, dense, and coated in cinnamon sugar. Nice small bite, but not particularly exciting. The breakfast chorizo burrito was probably the priciest breakfast burrito I’ve ever had ($18+ with avocado), but I’m not sure it earns its “best in NYC” rep. They pack in a fair amount of chorizo, yet it somehow lacked that deep, savory umami. No sauce inside either, just a side of salsa verde, which the burrito absolutely needed. Without it, it was too plain.