Ceremonia Bakeshop
Bakery · Williamsburg
743 Driggs Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Highlights
Chorizo breakfast burritos, pastries, and coffee drinks
Chorizo breakfast burritos, pastries, and coffee drinks
"At Ceremonia Bakeshop in Williamsburg, think of the cinnamon roll as a collaboration between your classic roll and a Krispy Kreme donut. It has a loyal neighborhood following, and often sells out. Arrive early, and balance out all that glaze with a chorizo breakfast burrito." - willa moore, molly fitzpatrick, bryan kim, will hartman
"At Ceremonia Bakeshop, you can grab a coffee, and a cinnamon roll that seems to have evolved from a Krispy Kreme glazed donut—in a good way. Their mochi donuts have a cult following in Williamsburg, and Ceremonia's cookies are good too. But our favorite thing here isn't a baked good at all. It’s the chorizo breakfast burrito—saucy and swaddled in a flour tortilla with soft eggs, chunks of potato, and enough cheese to guarantee a cheese pull every single time. They only have a couple of induction burners, so you should expect a bit of a wait. Grab a stool outside in between some people in pajamas, and a run club who have hacked the post-10k treat. Food Rundown Chorizo Burrito Adding avocado will run you an extra $3, meaning this burrito will clock in at just about $20. It's absolutely necessary. The avocado is lightly mashed and squeezed with lemon, which makes all that greasy, gorgeous chorizo more manageable. photo credit: Angie Chavez Cinnamon Roll This is a cinnamon roll for those who find Cinnabon overkill in terms of sticky-sweetness. Apparently that’s a lot of people, because they routinely sell out. Arrive closer to opening (either 8am or 9am, depending on the day.) photo credit: Angie Chavez" - Willa Moore
"Avocado toast, cheddar biscuits, matcha lattes - it’s all available here for delivery and takeout starting at 8:30am Tuesday to Friday, and 9:30am on Saturday and Sunday. Pick-up only." - hannah albertine, nikko duren, bryan kim, arden shore, matt tervooren
"I found a breakfast burrito whose primary virtue is sheer size: for $14 you get an impressive quantity of chorizo, scrambled eggs, potatoes, cheese, and avocado wrapped in a sturdy flour tortilla, the biggest burrito I could find for the price." - Eater Staff
"I found one of the biggest breakfast burritos in town at this family-run bakery: the potatoes are roasted instead of grated and fried, and the chorizo is nice and greasy." - Luke Fortney
