Woops! Bakeshop

There was a gelato class going on when we came on a Friday night so we were limited to sitting at the one small coffee table by the door. Otherwise they do have some more seating in the back.
Got some macaroons and the dark chocolate gelato. All of which were good, not too sweet and satisfying. They also have some big fat cookies I’d like to come back and try.

It’s small but the coffee is amazing. I ordered the red velvet cook. It was so soft and perfect. The woman was so nice and chatty. The place is clean but it can get warm because the ovens are right there. The price was right considering it’s the city. Parking is not an issue but it literal has one table and one chair which they should get rid of and give the front more place. Thumbs up to this coffee spot.

Macaroons… good not great but cute place… several other things to try. Nutella alfajores are really good. Coffee is nice.

Absolutely delicious! The young lady who waited on me was a sweetie and very helpful. I’d give this 5+ stars if not for the fact that the place is a little pricey, albeit worth every cent, and a limited amount to choose from. I tasted the vegan chocolate gelato and it was out of this world. I got a few different things, cookies, brownies, pecan pie and everything was really just fantastic. There’s a bakery across the street and I’d never again go in there now that we have this sweet little shop.

Pretty good bakery. A little sweet, but the flavored were good. The woman behind the counter was nice, and I am excited to go to one of the gelato making classes they offer.

This place is near my girlfriends’ apartment in Kips Bay. When I’m there playing Monopoly, or dancing on the fire escape and craving a cookie, this is the go-​to spot in the neighborhood.
Woops! is a small bake shop with just a couple tables and chairs, but they have so much on their menu. They offer macarons, gelato, cookies, rugelach, croissants, brownies, etc.-oh my goodness! The cookies are quite large and offered in a many varieties, but I only tried two: the chocolate-​chip walnut, and the double-​chocolate chocolate chip. Both of these ¹⁄₃ pound cookies were sweet, more moist than dry, and still warm from the oven.
Don’t worry, if your pastry isn’t warm, they’ll offer to heat it up for you. Then you’re able to enjoy that gooey, melted chocolate the way it was intended. Unlike the Levain cookies, these were fully cooked. It’s not a bad thing, just different.
I haven’t had the pleasure of sampling the other pastries here, or the coffee, but I’m in the area often enough that this is sure to happen in the near future. I did try the Captain Crunch gelato flavor– the server was really pushing it– and it wasn’t bad. Not my favorite flavor I’ve ever encountered, but definitely better than it sounded.

This is a cute little coffee shop, there are hardly 5 tables here. They sell macaroons and some really good gelato. But I love their coffee, they make a mean espresso. A friend lives close by, so I usually pick up an espresso macchiato when I am in the neighborhood.
I am not a massive fan of their macaroons but absolutely love their gelato flavors, they have some unusual flavors like caption crunch etc… Which is absolutely delicious. I have also seen them have some gelato making workshops in the back a few times I was there. I think they use actual fruit and nuts while making their gelato, and I love that, I don’t know too many people who are big fans of the neon pink strawberry flavored gelato so this is good.
The service has been consistently great, always friendly, always accommodating. The few times we have actually sat there, it’s been pretty pleasant with the usual free wi fi etc. I don’t know if you would want to do school work or any type of work here because it’s tiny, might be too much when it’s busy. Go for the gelato and expresso if you are in the neighborhood.

Tried their macarons only. They are good, but nothing special. $ 2.5 each, which is sorta pricy for macarons like these, because 1) their sizes vary a lot, some bigger and some much smaller, and 2) the cookies of some macarons are broken.
I did a box of 6: caramel, green tea, red velvet, lavender, nutella, and white chocolate cherry (not so much white choco or cherry flavors).
The nice thing is they mark the calorie counts for each of the macarons, so if you are concerned about weight, choose the one with the lowest calories (but still, it’s 81 per piece of the lavender).

The lavender was my fave! It’s pretty hard not to get all of them. Just an adorable little bakery!

Yo, get ya cookies here!
Woops! Bakeshop is really small. They only have one chairs and one table. But back in the shop, there was a bakery place. I guess that where all those classes happen?
The people who worked there was really nice, and introduced all those giant cookies to me.
I was pumped when she said spice cinnamon and peanut butter. I got home and prepared for my breakfast for next day.
Next day breakfast is an angle.
Both are delicious and I just could not finish it all.
Anyway, it’s good n I will come back

Woops! is the cutest little spot around kips bay! tiny bakery, clean and adorable interior, and small space (two small tables) in the back for a little chit chat with a friend.
So far the canelé and the cap’n crunch gelato was the best I’ve tried– don’t know where else I’d find the cap’n crunch flavor. Coffee is also decent, and the macarons fresh with a creative twist. Can’t wait to go back to try the scones.
But the couple of times I’ve made the trek to go here, the owner was out with a «brb» sign, and didn’t come back for 15 mintues. I’d totally give it 5 stars if it wasn’t for these few times I was turned away. But still love this little spot in the neighborhood :)

Great flavors, great customer service!
Cookies and cream, pistachio, passsionfruit, mint, peanut butter, Nutella, pistachio, caramel, the lists goes on!
I really like the eclectic flavors and the pretty colors they use (although the colors don’t always portray the flavors). I came in right before they were closing with 1000 questions and the girl behind the counter answered them all — thanks!
To be honest I didn’t try every macaron I got (me vs. 12 of them) but I concluded that these were the best I’ve tasted in NYC.

Thankfully, I’m guessing the owner changed. Not sure, but I’m glad the gelato from Mia chef gelateria no longer exists, because it used to be abysmal before. The gelato that’s made now is amazing. The pistachio gelato was phenomenal and I finally found a place with similar quality gelato to some of the best I had in Italy.

I’m a cookie and Ice cream monster. I recommended all my favorite dessert spots to clients. This will now be one of them. If you’re around the hood, I recommend the white chocolate coconut pecan cookie– straight from the oven. My boyfriend got the gelato macaroni. Hands down, friendly and sweet both in the tummy and behind the counter.

This Woops! replaced yet is kinda combined with Mia Chef, which I correctly predicted would become mainly classes and production for others. They use the space interestingly, opting for weird angled signs and not improving upon the awkwardly narrow aisle for customers. Staffer informed people in front of us that all macarons were vanilla, despite different colors; skipped the pricey $ 6.50 macaron ice cream sandwich and went with the decent chocolate chip walnut cookie.

Super cute bake shop! Passed by here with my friend after eating lunch. She was in need of an iced coffee, and I was in need of something sweet. Which I’m always in need of. I ordered an iced chai, which was VERY yummy, and a bite-​sized brownie. Bite-​sized brownie was $ 1.25, deal of the day for NYC. My drink was about $ 5 (upcharge for almond milk) and my friends iced coffee was $ 3.
The young woman working when we visited was awesome, very sweet and friendly. Seeing that I am very obviously with child, she wished me well and good luck and told me about her two children (twins). Plus, she let me use the bathroom — so THANK YOU for that and my pregnant lady bladder, and the bathroom was very clean! Another plus. Next time I am by this area where my friends apartment is, I will be sure to return.

A solid new bakery in Kips Bay, Woops! is definitely a welcome addition to the area. There are numerous locations of this bakery in malls and in other states but the Brooklyn Woops! has become fairly popular so I am happy that they are now branching out into Manhattan.
Objectively speaking the macarons are probably the best thing here. A raspberry one I got was very well done, filled with a nice housemade jam. It was a bit sweet for my liking, however.
But I have to say of everything I tried, the White Chocolate Coconut Pecan cookie was by far the best. It really is as good as the below reviews say and I will come here again just for that.
The Red Velvet cookie was good if you like eating a crazy crossbreed of chocolate cake, cookie, and cream cheese. It was actually not as overwhelming as I thought it would be and I enjoyed it but no where near as much as the white chocolate cookie. They also do all baking on premises which really helps with the freshness of product.
So, while nothing really blew my mind except the white chocolate pecan cookie, I have to say this is an above-​average bakeshop even if it is a chain, especially for Kips Bay.

Woops! is a really cute bakery on 3^rd Ave that is set to topple the archaic La Delice Bakery diagonally across the street from it. They’ve definitely put a lot of thought into branding — it’s cute and modern and minimal, kinda like Georgetown Cupcakes.
It’s a tiny slice of a store, but they’ve made good use of the space with a display case of about ten different types of pastries, and a gelato selection of about 8 – 10 flavors. They have giant chocolate chip cookies, red velvet cookies, white chocolate coconut pecan cookies, double fudge chocolate cookies, alfajors, brownies, macarons… the list goes on. The macarons are $ 2.50 each and the cookies are $ 2.95 each, I believe. There were interesting macaron flavors like chocolate lavender, cookies and cream, white chocolate cherry, lemon poppy, and so on.
I got the white chocolate coconut pecan cookie, which had a more solid, crumbly texture than chewy. I enjoy eating it, but it’s definitely hard and may not have been the freshest. Still, I have high hopes for the other productsh ere.

Cute store. Got the red velvet cookie, double chocolate cookie, and chocolate chip cookie.
They are ginormous. But, they’re also hard. :(I threw away the double chocolate cookie after almost breaking a tooth on it. The red velvet cookie was hard until you get to the middle where there’s a pillow of cheesecake inside. Clever, but the cookie was not very tasty.
Chocolate chip was OK — again, hard.

Really cute hole-​in-​the-​wall bakery on 3^rd ave. Kind of hidden but you can’t miss this pocket of sunshine. It’s very brightly colorful macarons are on display as pretty much the only thing you can see in this small store. There is only one tiny table for two, to give you a better idea of how cramped it really is. They have all the usual flavors, the only ones that particularly stood out to me were rose, chocolate lavender, and cookies and cream (which does not look like the depiction in their pamphlet/​bookmark just btw). The chocolate lavender macaron has to be by far, one of my favorite macarons I’ve ever had in my entire life. The lavender flavor really really comes through. Though the ganache part in the center was a little thick. The cookies and cream one was really fun and the crunch outside texture made it unique. I also ordered a dulce de leche shortbread cookie that resembled a macaron a lot. Although it was good, I wouldn’t recommend it. It has nothing on the macarons. If this place had a bit more space, it’d be my go-​to neighborhood bakery for sure. Come check this place out! They also do large gelato macarons!