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Stumbled upon this lovely Greek bakery on our way to the airport and it was a great way to end our trip to NY. We had the spinakopita, freddo cappuccino and another pastry. It was delicious! The owner was so nice too. You know the place is any good when there are Greek locals just hanging around outside - truly a neighbourhood local spot. Highly recommend!

EXCELLENT mom and pop shop. They open early (before 5 a.m., thank God, for those of us who have to get up that early). Hot coffee, fresh bagels, pastries, Greek pies, fruit, yogurt, etc. They even have (organic) Greek mountain tea brewed fresh every morning so if you have a belly ache, get this with a little honey and you're good to go. This place is homey and makes you feel like you're part of a small village.

This place never disappoints because it feels and tastes like home!

I still have fond memories of this place from when I lived in Astoria years ago - I stopped here everyday for years to get my morning coffee on the way to the subway. Best coffee in the area and the owners are super sweet. Their food is great, too!

The most underrated coffee shop in Astoria. The nicest owners in the world. He is very prideful of what he offers. Pastries and coffee are super on point. And reasonable prices

I go every morning great Greek spinach pie and kasiri cheese filo pastry. Great coffee highly recommended by me. Nice people

Best spinach pie around with fresh herbs. Tastes like heaven and throws you straight to Greece 🇬🇷

Jim Ragusa

A great spot ! Angela is the best ! Amazing treats and coffee.

Phillip Kautz

Great selection of savory Greek pies. They will show you the world beyond spanikopita and it's big! Friendly service and open early for workers like me. Sit outside and have another coffee, you'll hear all the neighborhood talk. The kids call him "The guy in the window."

Boris Messerschmidt

This place never disappoints because it feels and tastes like home!

John O'Neill

Outstanding bakery. They have a number of hard to find Greek and Mediterranean specialty pastries. Prices are reasonable and there is a nice little seating area on the sidewalk. Namely - they have Kavala cookies. Delicious and crispy. What a treat to find these here.

Philippos Sidiroglou

Amazing spot for sweet or savory pies and coffee. Also run by amazing people

Raga Maddela

This is my favorite Greek pastry shop in the Ditmars area. The lady who’s always there is so friendly and helpful. It is small with no inside seating so I’m thankful to live nearby and take things to go.

Mr. Jensen

I love these guys. They teach me Greek. Get the Greek Frappe. It's an awesome coffee. They have really nice pastries too. I really love the place and the people that own it. I managed to get a coffee at 3:30AM there once.

Jenn Chabus

This tiny little shop with Big personality! The shop owner went out of his way to be accommodating and friendly. The pastries were phenomenal. Listen to him when he tells you to try something. We should have bought more. The yogurt brought me back to when I visited Greece.

L C

Stumbled upon this lovely Greek bakery on our way to the airport and it was a great way to end our trip to NY. We had the spinakopita, freddo cappuccino and another pastry. It was delicious! The owner was so nice too. You know the place is any good when there are Greek locals just hanging around outside - truly a neighbourhood local spot. Highly recommend!

Kostantinos Makridis

I go every morning great Greek spinach pie and kasiri cheese filo pastry. Great coffee highly recommended by me. Nice people

MM S

EXCELLENT mom and pop shop. They open early (before 5 a.m., thank God, for those of us who have to get up that early). Hot coffee, fresh bagels, pastries, Greek pies, fruit, yogurt, etc. They even have (organic) Greek mountain tea brewed fresh every morning so if you have a belly ache, get this with a little honey and you're good to go. This place is homey and makes you feel like you're part of a small village.

Andrew

The most underrated coffee shop in Astoria. The nicest owners in the world. He is very prideful of what he offers. Pastries and coffee are super on point. And reasonable prices

Virginia OBrien

I still have fond memories of this place from when I lived in Astoria years ago - I stopped here everyday for years to get my morning coffee on the way to the subway. Best coffee in the area and the owners are super sweet. Their food is great, too!

Really chill and tiny spot serving coffee and their housemade Greek pastries. Spanish pie was special. Spinach tasted sour like it was pickled. Puff layers were crispy! Custard pie/ Bougatsa was the same, crispy puff layers. Sweet with rich cinnamon flavor. Cappuccino was classic good.

The tyropita was probably the best I’ve ever eaten and I’ve eaten a lot of them here in the US and in Greece. The koulouri was okay but seemed to not be very fresh. The Freddo espresso was just like in Greece and amazing. Loved the tyropita with kaseri as well. The woman working there could have been a little more pleasant but she wasn’t rude at all.

Julia H

Really chill and tiny spot serving coffee and their housemade Greek pastries. Spanish pie was special. Spinach tasted sour like it was pickled. Puff layers were crispy! Custard pie/ Bougatsa was the same, crispy puff layers. Sweet with rich cinnamon flavor. Cappuccino was classic good.

George H

The tyropita was probably the best I’ve ever eaten and I’ve eaten a lot of them here in the US and in Greece. The koulouri was okay but seemed to not be very fresh. The Freddo espresso was just like in Greece and amazing. Loved the tyropita with kaseri as well. The woman working there could have been a little more pleasant but she wasn’t rude at all.

Got the spinach pie and bougatsa, total $12. Spinach pie was ok, nothing amazing. But the bougatsa was great. puff pastry, custard filling. If you like sweets/desserts, get the bougatsa. Spinach pie 6/10. Bougatsa 8.5/10.

bobwho1995

Got the spinach pie and bougatsa, total $12. Spinach pie was ok, nothing amazing. But the bougatsa was great. puff pastry, custard filling. If you like sweets/desserts, get the bougatsa. Spinach pie 6/10. Bougatsa 8.5/10.

The individual cheese pies are great, the spinach ok, the rest terrible. Skip 'em.

Andrew Levas

The individual cheese pies are great, the spinach ok, the rest terrible. Skip 'em.

I've been there twice and they're inconsistent with their prices. The first time they charged me $3 for a large coffee, the second time $3.50, which is too expensive for this area. The coffee is okay, nothing special, not worth the price.

Lexi Storm Kane

I've been there twice and they're inconsistent with their prices. The first time they charged me $3 for a large coffee, the second time $3.50, which is too expensive for this area. The coffee is okay, nothing special, not worth the price.