Allan's Bakery

The space is very clean and cute! Looks like there is no seating. The menu has lots of different items! Sweet (coconut rolls, currant rolls) and savory (beef patty, chicken patty, codfish patty)! The beef patty was truly so delicious! They also have coffee and matcha! 10/10 The location is close to the F/M/J/Z train and the m15 bus! Prices are also very good! Definitely would come back!!

Allan’s Bakery in the Lower East Side is a great spot for Vincy baked goods. They’ve got cassava pone, currant rolls, hardo bread and more.all fresh and really tasty. Prices are very reasonable too, which makes it easy to come back often.

Allan’s Bakery is Caribbean-centric bakery that serves up a small menu of savory eats, sweet items, breads, and coffee and tea drinks. it’s a small modern bakery store located in the Lower East Side. there’s no real seating in the shop as it’s a compact space, but the interior is well organized, clean, and brightly lit. it seems to be a grab and go spot and it’s located only a couple of blocks from an F train stop. stopped here weeks ago and grabbed a drip coffee to go. coffee was solidly fine as it is via machine. this very much a store selling baked items, not a coffee shop. while the sweet items look good, i went for the savory and got a beef patty and a small bag of baked fried. the beef patty had a soft yet flaky crust—the beef filling is well-seasoned but not spicy. definitely a good small bite when you’re on the go or want something satisfying but not filling. the baked fried is basically small round pieces of fried bread that are slightly salted fluffiness and are rich bc they are fried but not oily. fried bake is typically paired with other savory eats like cheese or eggs or Trinidadian salt fish. to me, they were fine on their own almost like a fried dinner roll as a snack. the service is pleasant and quick. don’t think any baking is done on premises but the food is solidly good and different from your typical offerings around the Lower East Side.

I had the most incredible beef patty here, such lovely service too. Will absolutely be coming back and taking others here, highly recommend.

First time to try it was really good . Staff was friendly, shop is not big very very clean .

I ordered the chicken patty, a coffee with whole milk, and received a complimentary currant pastry. The chicken patty was encased in a dough that was wonderfully buttery, chewy, and flaky, providing a delightful textural experience. The chicken filling was flavorful and well-seasoned, with the chicken chopped into small pieces that made it easy to eat on the go. The complimentary currant pastry was a pleasant surprise, reminiscent of a cinnamon bun with its blend of spices, the sweetness of the currants, and the rich butteriness of the dough. The coffee was decent, nothing extraordinary, but it served its purpose. The service was excellent, with the friendly lady behind the counter adding a personal touch to the experience. The shop itself was charming, with a pleasant ambiance and a nice selection of Caribbean pastries. There was no wait time, and the overall experience was quite positive. I would certainly recommend this place to anyone looking for delicious Caribbean pastries and friendly service.

A GREAT priced bakery and cafe in the lower east side with a ton of vegetarian and vegan options. The coffee is great with a bunch of different milk options. All their pastries are delicious and pretty cheap. The staff is so friendly and welcoming. My absolute favorite bakery in the lower east side.

I saw Tony Shaloub's piece on TV. I live in Pa. but have a friend in Brooklyn, so I got her to bring me currant rolls, coconut rolls and heavy coconut sweet bread. All of these are tremendous. Great flavor and consistency. Significantly better than I expected.

The door was locked when I visited and as I was walking away, one of the owners called me back. That was a good thing as these currant rolls were amazing! Flaky with a hint of sweetness, I liked the The beef and chicken patties took me to flavor town and back. The crust was a little thicker than I would have liked but whether I took a bite out of the chicken or beef, both were really good! The service could not have been more friendly. I was truly aimlessly roaming the neighborhood waiting for my reservation at another restaurant when I came across Allan's Bakery. I was given a ginger smoothie sample to try and that got me hooked. An icy, punchy ginger smoothie on what seems to be another muggy hot day in NYC really hit the spot.

I found myself in the LES and noticed that there was an Allan's location in the vicinity. Having gone to the Brooklyn location over the years I had to stop in. It's a small brightly lit Caribbean bakery that sells the items I remember purchasing growing up in Flatbush. I picked up Coconut roll Current Roll Fish cake Fried bakes Service was fast and pleasant. Unlike the BK store I was the only customer around 5:30 so I was in and out. The items were as good as I remembered.

Allan's Bakery is Caribbean-centric bakery that serves up a small menu of savory eats, sweet items, breads, and coffee and tea drinks. it's a small modern bakery store located in the Lower East Side. there's no real seating in the shop as it's a compact space, but the interior is well organized, clean, and brightly lit. it seems to be a grab and go spot and it's located only a couple of blocks from an F train stop. stopped here weeks ago and grabbed a drip coffee to go. coffee was solidly fine as it is via machine. this very much a store selling baked items, not a coffee shop. while the sweet items look good, i went for the savory and got a beef patty and a small bag of baked fried. the beef patty had a soft yet flaky crust--the beef filling is well-seasoned but not spicy. definitely a good small bite when you're on the go or want something satisfying but not filling. the baked fried is basically small round pieces of fried bread that are slightly salted fluffiness and are rich bc they are fried but not oily. fried bake is typically paired with other savory eats like cheese or eggs or Trinidadian salt fish. to me, they were fine on their own almost like a fried dinner roll as a snack. the service is pleasant and quick. don't think any baking is done on premises but the food is solidly good and different from your typical offerings around the Lower East Side.

Was offered some small beef patties this afternoon and they were delicious. Filling was tasty and patty was nice warm and filling.

Walking around my new neighborhood. I saw a familiar sign. I held my breath and crossed my fingers, hoping that it was the alien bakery that I've been patronizing for years low and behold it was. I was so glad to see a familiar place. One of the owners was behind the counter and she was just as week as the ladies.I've always come in contact with. They have all of the most popular confections, including bacon, shark and Cod fish fritters. I know I'll be coming to see them on the weekends. For my pre-orders.