There is a cake store run by a Japanese patissier in DUMBO, a popular tourist spot in Brooklyn. Located on the first floor of an old building at the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge, Burrow is a well-known store among those in the know, and the name "Burrow" means a small cave where foxes and rabbits live. With no signage, one might be tempted to walk past the shop due to its lack of presence, but once inside the building, one can see that the shop is constantly visited by customers, indicating that it is well-liked by the locals. The white interior has a solid impression of cleanliness with no unnecessary decoration, and the showcase next to the cash register is always stocked with freshly made cakes, cookies, and scones. The cookies are available in many varieties and are priced at a pleasant $5 for two. The Mont Blanc is a little expensive at $8, but the meringue base is crispy and the melt-in-your-mouth cream is surprisingly well-balanced and satisfying. The pastries are freshly made every morning, and strawberry shortcake can be purchased in whole portions if you make a reservation in advance. Hours of operation are limited to Tuesday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., so be sure to check back when you visit!

Newly opened in Williamsburg is a great new pasta restaurant. The owner-chef is Missy Robbins, also known as one of New York's best chefs; her first restaurant, Lilia, opened in 2016, and Misi, which opened in 2018, is still the most difficult restaurant to get a reservation at in New York City The restaurant is still talked about as one of the best restaurants in the city. The third such restaurant by Missy Robbins is Misi Pasta on the Williamsburg waterfront. The windows facing the street allow diners to watch the artisans at work, and they are captivated by the skillful craftsmanship and freshly made pasta. The restaurant has a counter table with a few seats, and an open-air terrace at the back of the restaurant. The most popular menu item is the freshly made pasta. The spaghetti with breadcrumbs and bottarga is especially popular. You can enjoy the taste of the restaurant at home again. If it is difficult to eat in, we hope you will take these items home to enjoy authentic Italian cuisine at home.

This upscale patisserie is located on the border of Manhattan's Soho and West Village neighborhoods. Upon opening the striking blue door, you will be greeted by a beautiful jewel-like display of sweets, including Danish bread with its wavy form and cakes filled in glass jars with beautiful layers. The store has an eat-in area with several seats where customers can enjoy champagne, wine, and teas that can only be found in France. The interior design is all imported from France, so you can enjoy an authentic French atmosphere while in New York. It is open until midnight, so it is recommended to visit for dessert after a night of drinking.

Partners Coffee is located less than one block short of the Bedford Ave station in Williamsburg. Originally named Toby's Estate, the store changed its name to Partners Coffee in 2019 and has become one of Williamsburg's most popular coffee shops. There is a roasting machine in the back of the store, where all of Partners Coffee's coffee is roasted. There are 15 varieties of coffee beans in total. The beans are named after their place of origin, such as Egypt or Ethiopia, as well as Manhattan or Brooklyn, making them ideal as New York City souvenirs. In addition to the Williamsburg location, there are four other stores in Long Island City, West Village, and Midtown West. In addition to pastries, they also sell cute original goods. We hope you will find your favorite coffee at this famous store loved by coffee lovers.