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Ceci-Cela
Bakery $$$$$
55 Spring St. (b/w Lafayette and Mulberry St.)
New York , NY 10012
Bakery $$$$$
55 Spring St. (b/w Lafayette and Mulberry St.)
New York , NY 10012
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8 reviews Galette des Rois from Ceci Cela
By Ed Levine Eats Jan 04, 2008
Our lady in Paris (at least half the time) Dorie Greenspan posted on Serious Eats yesterday about the French seasonal cake Galette de Rois. Magically (well, not quite magically, in fact I ordered one) a Galette Dr Rois (pictured... FULL REVIEW
ceci-cela
By food. new york (and affiliates). Mar 10, 2007
a fitting name for a beautiful little nook-of-a-patisserie where you just want to flit about saying, oui, j’aurais ceci et cela! even if that made no sense in french, the sentiment holds. with barely enough space to fit a line and a counter, [...] FULL REVIEW
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Oh! Gelato
By Su Good Sweets Apr 22, 2006
When the weather warms up, the ultimate comfort food is ice cream. A little lick, an instant melt, and a smooth slide down your throat provide a simple pleasure. FULL REVIEW
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Ceci Cela
By Dining Desperado Mar 07, 2006
The best Cherry Cheese Danish I have ever consumed. The best part is that the store is 10 ft from the Spring St stop on the 6. This Danish is the standard by which all other danishes now must live up to...tis the golden standard. Perfectly flaky crust and creamy perfection in the center. FULL REVIEW
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Ceci-Cela Patisserie
By Potatomato Dec 20, 2005
I was walking rather aimlessly in Soho and I needed hot drink to warm up. This tiny French pastries locates at the east side and looks unpretentious. The Pear William Cake was too fridged~~ o_O;;; It chilled me so that even the chai latte didn't warm me up. FULL REVIEW
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Ceci Cela French Pastries New York
By Plate of the Day Jun 21, 2005
Looking for for the real deal on French Pastries in New York? The sign above Ceci Cela Pastries says it all - “La Patisserie des Connaiseurs”. Located literally above the 6 train spring street exit/entrance, Ceci Cela is a tiny little famous French pastries shop in Soho. Here you will find a great selection of traditional French pastries such as cakes, mousse, parfait, savories, breads, tarts, and quiches. At the rear of Ceci Cela Pastries is a cozy small seating area to devour individual treats and sip coffee, espresso, cappuccinos, late’s etc. Ceci Cela is so conveniently located of the subway stop that sometimes I forget about the back room - I used to just grab a cup of coffee and a chocolate croissant or other pastry. FULL REVIEW
The Café Search
By How To Eat A Green Mango May 02, 2005
Despite, or maybe, in spite of the ubiquity of Starbucks, there are a plethora of cozy cafés strewn around Manhattan and Brooklyn. I'm always on the look out for the best cafés to spend a lazy afternoon reading a good book with tea and maybe a pastry. I like my cafés to be cozy, with not too loud music. Ambience and good and reasonably price eats are my criteria. FULL REVIEW
Ceci-Cela
By Eat Drink One Woman Jan 13, 2005
Went to Ceci-Cela today for a light lunch before a job interview. I went to the charming little back room and ordered the croque monsieur. What I got were two slices of soft brioche that somebody had waved over the radiator for a few seconds; hiding between those was a skimpy pink paper slice of country ham. The sandwich had a rubbery ivory helmet, the top melted layer just barely clothing a rather huge lump of ice-cold shredded gruyere. This pathetic excuse for a croque monsieur sat shivering on its little plate, being mocked by the lacy paper doily it was sitting on as I wasted away, $5 later, still hungry. FULL REVIEW
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