The latest leg of Noma cofounder Claus Meyer’s New York invasion (Agern, Great Northern Food Hall), this Danish bread operation gets a full-fledged Williamsburg brick-and-mortar location following a series of pop-ups at Margot Patisserie earlier this year. Local heirloom grains are milled in-house by head baker Jacques Johnson for both breads (wheat loaves, traditional rugbrød) and pastries (poppy-seed danishes, cinnamon swirls). Beyond baked goods, the brass-accented corner café also serves soups, warm sandwiches—including pork loin with pickled red cabbage, cucumber and apples—and coffee by Meyer’s Brownsville Roasters.
Time Out says
Details
- Address
- 667 Driggs Ave
- Brooklyn
- 11211
- Cross street:
- between Fillmore Pl and Metropolitan Ave
- Price:
- Average dish: $5
- Opening hours:
- Mon–Fri 8am–7pm; Sat, Sun 9am–7pm
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