Honeybell Bakery

Got two breakfast sandwiches (bacon egg and cheese, and egg and cheese). Pretty quick service (about five minutes to-go). Sandwiches were OK, pretty expensive. About $25 total (gave the 15% tip option)

Love this bakery! Working on-site, Mari and staff were so incredibly helpful with my gluten allergy. I was able to eat their delicious eggs every morning without an issue. I appreciate Mari taking the time to assist me and my allergy. Also their oat milk chai was fire!

On a rare trip to New Jersey to care for some friends, we were introduced to The Bell Works - a former company building turned public workspace. Inside, is the Bell Market and the Honey Bell Bakery. The bakery shines compared to other spots in public space - its warm, bright lights and counter creating a welcoming feel amongst the modern greys of the rest of the Bell Works. The pastry counter is no joke - filled with daily-made treats that are sure to please a wide variety of people. We visited twice - the first time we had the snickerdoodle and speculoos cookies, a butter pecan rice cake, and two lattes and the second time the apple fritter cake, the bacon, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich, a regular latte, and an one latte. The breakfast sandwich is a delicious beast of thick scrambled egg, perfectly fried bacon, and the best spicy mayo I've had in some time. And the apple fritter cake was, quite simply, divine. And the ube latte met and exceeded all expectations of delicious. I'm so glad we got to enjoy this place twice, and it will definitely be on our list of places to return to on our next venture this direction. :)

A great little cafe stand inside the Bell Works Market! They have a decent selection of coffee and pastries. I got their Salted Hazelnut Mocha coffee, iced, of course! I don't really taste much of the hazelnut flavor, but it does taste like a salted mocha, which I'm fine with. It was a bit pricey, but honestly, on the same price level as Starbucks, but with an actual good combination of coffee and milk. I also got their Raspberry Crumble Cake, but unfortunately, I can't tell you how it tastes because it was moldy. I was quickly grabbing a coffee and snack before I had to drive to my next destination, so I didn't even realize until I had already gotten to my next stop. Which was an hour away. Which is sad, I really wanted to try it! The two women running the little cafe were so sweet. They made the coffee quickly and efficiently, so the wait was only about 5 minutes tops. I would totally stop by there again next time I'm at Bell Works, except I'll probably inspect my pastries BEFORE I leave next time!

Under the recommendation of the barista, I ordered the brown sugar lavender matcha. Super creamy, slightly floral, not too sweet. Delicious - will be ordering again! I also snagged an everything bagel bite. It was stuffed with scallion creamy cheese. The bagel itself is very fluffy. Think of the very center of a fresh New York style bagel.

So let me start out by saying I didn't buy much from this place but what I did buy was the cherry yogurt Danish. It was probably one of the best I've had in a while. I wish I would have gotten more food but I was in a rush . The lady who served me was super friendly and even complemented me on my shirt which will make anyone's day.

The cookies are on point! The fluffer nutter and chocolate chip were lovely. I would come back and try other stuff when in the area.

This bakery is one of the stores located within Bell Market. As I've stated in the past, I never mind paying a little more if the quality of the food warrants the price. That being said, some of their foods appear a little expensive, with donuts for $3.75 although they look amazing with some amazing flavor combinations, I have yet to try them. Their coffee is pretty good and with my recent transition to decaf I was glad to see them brewing a fresh cup with my order, And it was good, really good. I forgot it was decaf. I really like their bagels, they have a different more airy texture vs a typical NYC bagel. And they make some nice breakfast sandwiches although they try to out a some special red-pepper, Chipotle type sauce on all the sandwiches which I've yet to try. All in all I've become a fan of this place, and I will soon try the donuts and other treats but for now I'll stick with the coffee and wonderful bagels.

Definitely the worst espresso I have ever tasted. The setup was cute and gave the vibe of a better shop. Missed the mark.