Leonard Novelty Bakery
Bakery · Moonachie ·

Leonard Novelty Bakery

Bakery · Moonachie ·

Bakery with deli cookies, cannoli cakes, and semi truck parking

Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null
Leonard Novelty Bakery by null

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8 Empire Blvd, Moonachie, NJ 07074 Get directions

$1–10

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8 Empire Blvd, Moonachie, NJ 07074 Get directions

+1 201 296 0888
leonardnoveltybakery.com
leonardnoveltybakery

$1–10

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Oct 30, 2025

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Vital Doughnut Updates | Eater Boston

"As a pastry chef, Kate Holowchik launched her pandemic-era doughnut business Lionheart Confections and has been able to look on the sweeter side of a rough situation; she’s now taking that business to a storefront in the soon-to-open High Street Place food hall, with that debut reported for March 2022. Prior to the pandemic I note she crafted desserts at Capo, Lincoln, Yvonne’s, and Ledger, and she has framed her move to a standalone operation as a response to pastry often being the first thing cut from restaurant programs." - Eater Staff

https://boston.eater.com/2014/10/29/7088777/vital-doughnut-updates
Leonard Novelty Bakery

Rodriquez E.

Google
Truckers, this is an awesome place to pickup from. They have more than enough room on their property for a few trucks to over night park. I got here at 7pm and slept on their property. If you want to be the first to get loaded the next morning, go ahead and back into dock door #3. When they arrive in the morning, they will knock on your door to wake you up. Brokers say it’s 8am-12pm loading hours, but the workers got there at 6am and started loading me at 6:10 am. It’s FCFS so there’s no appointment needed. They get you loaded in less than 30 minutes and the best thing about it is that they give you a box of cookies for yourself to enjoy during your commute. Word of advice: the loaded told me that the day before, a driver pulled away from the dock while still being loaded and almost hurt the loader. Please don’t leave the dock until the loader comes and hands you your paperwork! That could’ve been very bad

Karen C.

Google
worst cookies ever...I just had a Chocolate Dipped Cookie (good until March 2026) & a Raspberry Sandwich Cookie (good until April 2026). They were both "SO" dry. Today is Oct 20/2025...how are these going to taste in 2026??????????????

Dr. Gloria B.

Google
LOVE their fresh deli cookies, which we found at a Kroger's in Athens GA. Reminded me of the fresh cookies my mom bought from a local bakery in Brooklyn when I was a kid. So tasty! A savory memory of home-made goodness. :) We'll be back for more and more!

Nancy S.

Google
Absolutely the best Chocolate dipped cookies ever. The kids ask for them now instead of regular chocolate chips! Got mine at Stop and Shop. They were 8.99 for 11 cookies, not sure why not 12 . Still Extremely happy get them often!

Mike D

Google
Got one of their cannoli cakes from ShopRite. My family loves cannoli cake, but this one was absolutely disgusting. It tasted incredibly bad. The crushed cannoli on the side was gummy, sticky, and funny tasting. The cannoli cream was missing ingredients like orange zest. The cake itself had a chewy texture. It was serious gross.

lisa K.

Google
A coworker brought the "Christmas Party Platter" to work today. These are the absolute worst tasting cookies I've ever had in my life! They are so dry and I imagine this is what cardboard tastes like! It was the thought that counts, but don't waste your money!

A R

Google
Italian Cookies are just so-so. There are better Italian Cookies to be had. The real Italian cookies are made in Brooklyn, NY, not New Jersey. You can see the quality control that DOESN'T go into these sandwich cookies. Every single one is put together this way, just lumped one on top of the other, facing the wrong way. It seems a little thing, but there's a difference between "scale" and "slapped together." Look, instead, for brands like CANNOLI PLUS COOKIES and NUCCIO's COOKIES, which use better ingredients (and shorter ingredients lists), better quality and care in their making, and taste better. Leonard's package says it contains "a bio-engineered ingredient."

donna C.

Google
I have been buying the baby cakes at my local grocery store for about 2 years they were wonderful and told many people about them. I just recently got one that I ordered in my shopping delivery order and almost fell over. It was less than HALF the size of what it originally was and the price went UP. I will never buy another product again. This is a disgraceful move on the companies part. I understand the economy is hurting right now but to do this to your faithful customers is horrible. Also when I cut into the tiny cake there was hardly any cake under the frosting. Your company should be ashamed of itself. This is a complete and deliberate rip off. Shame shame shame