La bicyclette bakery

An authentic French bakery located along Driggs Ave, one street east of Bedford Ave. The bakery is marked by its bicycle logo and is so popular that customers line up early in the morning.
French owner Flo has wanted to be a baker since he was 6 years old, entered a bakery apprenticeship program at the age of 13, and at 16 became certified and started his career as a head baker. He then worked in bakeries around the world, gaining additional knowledge and experience before opening his own bakery in Brooklyn.
There are three locations, one in Williamsburg and one in Fort Greene and Carroll Gardens, open Tuesday through Sunday from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm. The bakery is so beloved by the locals that lines begin to form as soon as the store opens, and it is quite crowded on weekends.

The store offers a wide variety of breads, from hard breads such as baguettes and campagnes to croissants and pie-type pastries, and the popular sandwiches sell out early, so you will be lucky if you can purchase one.

There are many places to window shop around the store, including cafes, restaurants, movie theaters, and thrift stores, etc. If you go north on Driggs Ave, you will find the McCarren Park, and conversely, if you go to the waterfront, you will find Domino Park and the Williamsburg Bridge, so you can buy bread early in the morning and have breakfast at the park. I recommend a course of having breakfast while having a picnic, and then taking your time to go sightseeing and shopping around Williamsburg! By the way, it is a New Yorker's style to eat a baguette while tearing it off with one hand. Take the plunge and buy a baguette and tuck it under your arm for a taste of Brooklynites.