Yuki's Coffee & Bakery

Yuki’s Bakery is often crowded, and there is a reason for it, it is good. the pita is life changing. Once you have it, you truly cannot go back to store bought pita. We eat it nearly every morning, toasted with butter or cream cheese. Their croissants are also delicious. My spouse loves an almond croissant. They even have pistachio, sometimes they have this delicious spinach pie. Great place to stop and bring cookies for a gathering if you want them to feel home made.

I work 2 doors down on Friday so I wanted a cappuccino and walked in. The place is warm and cozy, the service was great and the staff made me feel welcome. The cappuccino was excellent and the presentation was the same. I also had a piece of zucchini bread that was very good. I will return here for sure!

The kind of bakery we need more of in NJ. The quality of pastries to me is on par with some of my favourite manhattan bakeries (yes, I can travel that far for food). The items I tried and recommend: pistachio croissant (my favourite), chocolate bundt, iced coffee.

This local gem is an absolute must-visit. The service is fast, polite, and attentive, but the food is the main event: Pitas: Genuinely as good as, if not better than, authentic bakeries in Jerusalem. Babkas: Divine. The flavors rotate (think triple chocolate, pumpkin, you name it!). Cakes: Awesome. The Israeli cheesecake took me right back to the best cafes in Tel Aviv. Rougaleh: Absolutely to die for! You will not be disappointed.

Located close to the 9th st light rail station, this is an Israeli cafe place which is hardly 2 blocks away. The cafe seems to be bustling in the morning with a huge footfall of customers whereas the staff are pretty efficient to keep up with the waiting line. The staff I must say are one of the friendliest ones I have come across here, be it with greeting their customer along with properly delivering the order with good etiquettes. I ordered Mocha and pistachio croissants and both were good. The Mocha though wasn't hot as expected but it had a great chocolate flavor to it. The pistachio croissant is something I tried for the first time, it was a bit sweeter than expected but was a pretty interesting one! The flavor of the pistachio was delicious too. I'll be happy to come here often and try out more of their products as they seem to be served pretty fresh!

Our 3rd coffee spot in the Hoboken area. Coffee was pretty good, not great, and the quality has been consistent. We enjoy varieties of Middle Eastern baking goods here, from havas to Israeli scone. Every once in a while they rolled out new items. This is very impressive. We enjoyed the outdoor seating in this peaceful neighborhood.

I stopped here and had a quick pear and raspberry coffee cake. It wasn’t overwhelmingly sweet or too dense. It was perfect. I will definitely be back to try more.

Went for the first time today. Had a slice of the spinach, feta, Olive quiche, the babka French toast and a Moroccan mint tea. The quiche was supposed to be warmed up, but frankly it was still quite cool. That’s where they lost the 5th star for me. I enjoyed the babka slice though it was a little dry. I also got a pack of the pita to-go and that, I have to say, was 5 ⭐️ pita bread! They seem to have a good amount of items that cater to different dietary restrictions like dairy and nut free. It got quite busy while we were there. I think we got very lucky to grab a table.

Coffee is good but the DATE rugelach...OMG it has me in a chokehold. Staff is sweet & variety of desserts.

I happened to see on social media that Yuki's had a new pumpkin variety of their famed babka, and I knew I simply had to try it. I adore seasonal treats, especially for the Fall, so I headed there immediately to buy one. The staff at the bright and sunny shop was very friendly, as usual, which enhanced the experience. I asked them how to store the dessert, which I was not sharing with family until the following day. Their response about it being shelf-stable was accurate, because it was still very soft when I did finally cut it. The flaky crust had been ribboned with thin layers of pumpkin filling, winter spices, and pumpkin seeds. It was delicious and not too sweet, but it would have been better with more pumpkin puree. While I think their Triple Chocolate Babka is still my favorite, the Pumpkin version was still very enjoyable!

This spot is such a treat if you want something sweet or savory. Their coffee is very smooth and no bitter or sourness. All of their pastries look so good and each one ive tried has NOT disappointed. If you get the focaccia make sure to warm it up so the edges are crispy. I also recommend their homemade cookies, super soft and not overly sweet. Their tea cake and berries also surprised me. It was very moist and had a crispy sugar top layer that balanced the coffee. I will be back until I try everything for sure. Staff is so so friendly and they know their regulars very well.

Yuki Bakery 720 Monroe St. Hoboken, NJ 07030 Spinach Ricotta Focaccia The focaccia was warm and thick; its size was idéntica to a Sicilian slice. The only downside was the bread is topped with olives. Once I removed them, I devoured this square to the last bite!

I was a bit disappointed by this cafe. They had an array of options and everything looked really delicious. It unfortunately just fell a bit flat for me. For starters, they don't have any coffee flavors. I get being traditional but at that point, what's the point of even serving iced coffee. I was not expecting super unique flavors, but a vanilla latte would have been nice. I don't think I have ever been to a coffee shop without any flavors. I also got a few pastries, including the borek and a chocolate one. They were good but nothing special. They were all out of the pistachio croissants but judging from the online pictures that one looks really yummy.

First time here & it won't be the last! I came in initially just for a caffeinated beverage and a snack, leftover with a little more! I had the iced cappuccino which was smooth and deliciously strong. I had the spinach and cheese Turkish borek - my goodness it was so delicious! They warmed it up for me and I couldn't stop eating it! My son had the spearmint lemonade and loved it. I took a sip of it and agreed. It was not too sweet or sour but a nice subtle mint lemonade - so delicious for a hot day! I also picked up the pita bread which felt so soft and looked so delicious! I had it the next morning for breakfast and it was just so tasty and fresh. The service was great, the woman at the counter was friendly and helped me pick out a great snack, I will come back and try her favorite next time. The ambience was chill, a few bar like seats along the windows and some table to sit outside too. There's only street parking so be prepared to look around, but it's worth it!

Cute coffee shop to sit outside of, but I usually look for cute and cozy vibes indoors so that was lacking for me here. It has a lot of great bakery bread options too but if you're more the cookie, cupcake, muffin type like me, you might not find what you're looking for. They also don't have flavor syrups for lattes. Not a bad option, just not my favorite shop I've been to around Hoboken.

This place had good pastries and coffee! If you can get a seat enjoy some conversation staring at the street. Lots of people watching. Recommend it.

Great place, their pastries are out of this world. It seems to be a busy place, never crowded but busy in and out, sometimes service is fast and not so kind. Although I can understand the tension they should be all trying to be more friendly, not all but sometimes the feeling is pay and get outta here, here comes the next one kinda attitude. Their beverages are also very good. I keep going, not as often as before, because of the stiff serving but their breads are really good. All of them. Kudos to Yuki.

Stumbled upon this coffee shop while in the neighborhood and thought it looked so cute that I had to stop in! There was one male barista there who was super friendly and gave me recommendations on what I should get to bring home. I ended up ordering the rugelach and loved it! I would say that this cafe is on the pricier side, but totally worth it. If I am in the area again, I would love to try more items, like the babka!

Pastries on pastries! The tradition donut was jelly filled, just a smudge short of jelly, and the spinach pastry wasn't warmed quite enough. The latte was foamed slightly under enough. Just a little bit of things off of perfection but we still really enjoyed our food and drinks here!

Coffee, amazing. Food, ridiculous. Just go and get ready for bakery and coffee utopia. If I lived closer I'd be here on a regular basis.

Located close to the 9th st light rail station, this is an Israeli cafe place which is hardly 2 blocks away. The cafe seems to be bustling in the morning with a huge footfall of customers whereas the staff are pretty efficient to keep up with the waiting line. The staff I must say are one of the friendliest ones I have come across here, be it with greeting their customer along with properly delivering the order with good etiquettes. Whereas the vibe of the place is pretty vibrant! I ordered Mocha and pistachio croissants and both were good. The Mocha though wasn't hot as expected but it had a great chocolate flavor to it. The pistachio croissant is something I tried for the first time, it was a bit sweeter than expected but was a pretty interesting one! The flavor of the pistachio was delicious too. I'll be happy to come here often and try out more of their products as they seem to be served pretty fresh!

Had high hopes considering the solid 4.5 stars but I got an order of pastries from a delivery app and sadly everything had an after taste of oil the berry cake was stale and tastes oily, the carrot cake slice was dry and so was the coocnht poppy seed.

Wow checked this out for the first time today. The mushroom gruyere quiche was outstanding. The cappuccino was perfectly smooth. The rugelach was so tasty and moist, and the sesame challah wowww. So excited to have this place nearby!

First time coming here and definitely won't be my last. Probably the best bakery in Hoboken! Can't wait to try more everything looked soooo good!!

My favorite bakery in Hoboken. They have quite a selection of savory and sweet options. Everything I've had is delicious!

Wow! I live right around the corner. I never knew this was here until I was google searching a bakery to find a a treat for a friend. The only babka left was a cinnamon streusel. I took it to Kansas City and my friend loved it! So I went back today to get the same one for me and my hubs for B day dessert. It was so delicious. Not too sweet. I will definitely be back to try the carrot cake (my hubbys favorite) and the cookies. This will be my go to place if I need to bring something to dinner! Thank you! PS. They didn't have change the last 2 times I went-they preferred credit card.

I recently moved nearby the Monroe Center and have been excited to try Yuki's bakery. I stopped by Sunday morning to pick up some baked goods for a friend's birthday. I decided on the triple chocolate babka ($18) and a pack of 5 chocolate rugelach ($10) for my friend. I also purchased a croissant bread pudding slice ($5.25) to bring home for my boyfriend. The inside of the bakery is bright and clean. They have a small table inside with a couple seats but there is no other seating indoor/outdoor, at least at the time I went. I didn't purchase any coffee since I was in a hurry. The lady who checked me out was a little curt. My bf said the bread pudding slice was yummy - he heated it up a little bit before eating. I tried one of the rugelach and it was okay. My friend thought the babka was good but a little too dry (consistent with other reviews on here). I do feel the prices are a little high. The babka at Breads Bakery is delicious and their loaves are a couple bucks cheaper. Their website menu also has the wrong prices. Not sure when the last time was that they updated their website buy online it says croissants are $3.50 but a plain one in the store is $4. The croissant bread pudding says 3.50 online and I paid $5.25. The Babka and rugelach pack were each $2 more in the store than their website menu says. They should really update their online menu with the current pricing or remove pricing all together.

Early bird gets the worm, but there are some early birds that get worms for everyone, including the late birds. What's the point of being an early bird if you know another early bird will get your worm. I guess it's good to not fully rely on other birds, no matter how early they may be. Your early bird might not always be around and then one day you might be left worm-less. It also probably feels better to give than receive. Late birds are typically the receivers and if they're not, they'll starve to death. Anyway, my friend is an early bird and picked up baked goods from Yuki's. Thank you Yuki's for the delicious baked goods and a big thank you to my early bird friend.

Yum and yum It's all delicious and the folks who run this great resource are delightful.

Loved the lemon pistachio GF cake when we had company over & needed anGF option. Cute spot, friendly staff.

Love this! Only place in Hoboken that I know of that sells burek; very good. Their mint tea is also delicious.

10/10 for Uki's. To be fully honest I haven't heard about this place until one of my friends opened my eyes to it and I'm now officially obsessed. Their babka's are a slam dunk if you're trying to impress any host or hostess and the pita breads are pillowy and warm. The space is small but clean and modern. This place is fantastic, will keep coming back!

Cute little cafe with amazing pastries! Can't go wrong with the almond croissant and any of their focaccias.

Excellent presentation of tasty pastries. The best pita bread that freezes great. Helpful staff.

Today I took a walk with my grandson and found this inviting bakery and cafe. I ordered a cold brew coffee and a small cheese boreka. Both were delicious m. I noticed the challahs, looking beautiful! I thought the price was somewhat high. After I left, I thought about the artisan quality of the store and goods. I came back at closing at purchased a challah and babka. The babka was expensive but looked delish and large. As I was visiting, I splurged. The challah was moist and delish. But, I must say I agree with a few others and my friend integer the babka is dry. I hope the owners act on this commentary. I would return and recommend to try other items.

Whoa. Stop everything right now and go to Yuki's. This place is a diamond. Everything is super fresh and made in house. We tried: Almond chocolate croissant - A+ get it Chocolate rugalach - Sooooo delicious and chocolatey Egg feta - A+ so good. Cheesy salty feta with egg on fresh bread. Wow so much yes going on. Fresh feta. Fresh pita bread - so soft and puffy We forgot the name of the cookie we ordered but it was super soft cookie with some sort of caramel in the middle - very delicious! We also ordered a potato boureka - haven't tried yet because we were so full, but apparently it's very popular. (I also love anything with potato) With our treats, we had a regular coffee and a cappuccino - both were excellent. Our only con: The prices are a little high, but it's 100% worth it. It's not really a con, because the taste and quality match the cost. We will be back to try the challah and babka! (And will mostly be back again and again for more.)

Stopped by Monday afternoon and was greeted so nicely by a beautiful selection of homemade treats and a very nice young girl behind the counter. I was specifically there to try the chocolate rugelach ($2) and it did not disappoint! Delicious! I also was recommended to try the Tea cake with berries ($4.50)- I'm so sad to say it wasn't my fav, I ended up throwing most of that away although beautiful to look at it was very dry. Next time I think I'll go with bread pudding slice, looked delicious! I'm looking forward to going back and trying other items! So glad to have this bakery in the area!

Solid pastries, quick service and decent coffee/drinks. The potato boreka is my favorite, pistachio croissant is a close second. They could go for a higher quality coffee bean (they use counter culture, which is decent).

Everything about this place is 10/10. It's a tucked-away coffee shop that serves an assortment of delicious pastries and refreshments. The owner is such a sweet, kind man that can help you narrow down your choices. The matcha latte is prepared in a traditional way, which most places don't do, so that was a big perk for me.

I'm not one to leave bad reviews but I sincerely had to share my awful experience with the receptionist. I ordered a Passover cake last year (Lemon Pistachio) which was absolutely delicious so I wanted to do so again this year. I tried to order it on 4/2, which was the deadline for orders and was unable to do so because the website said there was nothing on the menu to order from (weird) so I proceeded to call the next business day. I was looking for a Saturday morning pick up (4/8). This gives 6 days in advance. The lady went on to tell me that Passover is only on Wednesday and they are not accepting any more orders and that the deadline was 3pm 4/2 and because I missed the deadline by AN HOUR they would not take my order. The receptionist also brought this up again towards the end of the call and said that they removed online orders around 5/6pm. Another lie!!!!!! Clearly if that was removed around 5/6, I would have been able to place my order. First of all- how are you to tell me that Passover is one day only when it is a week long?????? Second, i can SENSE a huge lie by that time deadline. There was 0 communication on the website or Instagram that there was a time deadline... just a DAY deadline. Third, the lady went on to tell me that I can come in on Saturday to get a cake but she has no idea what cakes will be there and because Saturday is no longer Passover there won't be Passover cakes. Girl!!!!! If you are going to work at an Israeli bakery, at least know the holidays. At this point I am fuming with all the lies. And finally; the tipping point. I ask to speak to a manager or owner. She tells me they are too busy but I can email Yuki. I say, if I email Yuki, isn't she too busy to respond? And the lady goes, yup someone else will respond. I am sorry (not sorry), for this lengthy review but I always support small businesses and wanted to get a cake for my family celebration but this disrespectful, deceitful customer service was just awful that I had to share. I also messaged them on Instagram when I tried placing the order and after my terrible experience and they left me on READ. Again, I repeat, I apparently missed the "deadline" by one hour that was NEVER communicated by the business.

YUM! We got the spinach and cheese boureka, potato boureka, and chocolate and date rugelach, and they are tasted like they were from the Israeli shuk. We also got a cappuccino and a cold brew, both great! There is also a park right around the corner where you can hang out and eat your delicious pastries. I'm not sure if they deliver in Hoboken, but if they did we would definitely be ordering some challahs and babkas for Shabbat :)

Super cute bakery & cafe with friendly staff and outdoor seating. Lots of authentic Jewish baked goods. The date rugelach was delicious!! I only regret not trying more pastries, they all looked soooo good.

Bread! Bread! Bread! They do it they best. Pin Wheal is my favorite but you can't go wrong after waiting in line.

Great challah and pastries. Also, Babka is best in town. Actually--this is the best bakery in town.

Yuki's Bakery is a gem! We went for the first time last weekend to get some pastries and ended up coming back 3 days later to buy more. Highly recommend the nutella babka, carrot cake, pistachio lemon cake, and the potato boureka. Everything tastes fantastic and the staff is very friendly.

The BEST in Hoboken! Best coffee and pastries I've ever had truly! Staff is so nice and the coffee is even better - Nothing compares.

The baked goods are out of this world. I got the poppy coconut marble cake/bread today and it was so moist, perfectly flavorful, and delicious. I wasn't expecting to be blown away. The coffee is also really good here too and the employees are so sweet.

My girlfriend found this place on a mental health walk and we've been coming back ever since! The coffee is great, pastry's are great and quiche are also great. This place is awesome!

Yuki's is a gem, and I'm so glad that others realize this too. They recently expanded to the space next door since their popularity caused the line to trickle out onto the sidewalk. Yuki's has friendly service, delicious drinks, and their pastries and breads are unmatched. I love their babkas and Rugelach. They are my go-to when I need to pick up dessert to bring to someone's home.

The baked goods here are phenomenal. Everything is made in house and super tasty. Service is great as well.

My wife and I have tried two cakes so far: Israeli Cheesecake and Valentine's Day chocolate cake, and we really liked them. One thing I specifically love is the cakes are not too sweet.

Amazing selection of pastries and baked goods. The drinks are really good as well. I love their matcha lattes. The croissants are flaky and soft. I can't say enough good things about this bakery. Anytime we go to our baby's gym class, we need to stop by!

Had the quiche and carrot cake. Both were very good. Carrot cake resembles banana bread but with carrots and cinnamon. Cute and delicious neighborhood place!!

I went here last week and I love this bakery!! It's tucked in the back corner of Hoboken close to the 9th street light rail station. This place has a wide variety of coffees and baked goods. I went there early in the morning and it was fresh baked! I wish I could've tried everything. I ordered a classic macchiato. It was a no nonsense type drink. Hit the spot and very authentic (not the big coffee chain type but a small cup. Very authentic) Pros: -they are open from early in the morning to early evening well after other coffee shops are closed. Most other places close around 3 but I can count on them to be open when I need caffeine. -location close to the light rail is great! Not too many coffee shops operate around this area so it's nice that such a quality place is here -everything seems fresh baked and there are a lot of baked options from croissants to more Cons: I can't really think of any. The place is fantastic and I will definitely be returning.

Yuki's is still a bit newer to Hoboken, but there's a reason why all the reviews are so good. This place is legit. I come here once a week for my sweet treat and my usual go to is the chocolate or pistachio croissant. Yuki's has the best croissants in Hoboken, no doubt and no competition. They're always soft, warm, and fresh. The spinach and ricotta focaccia is also incredible (I pick the olives out because after all these years I still don't like them). Anytime I make soup or something that's in need of bread I always come here to pick up some focaccia. Yuki's is an absolute must visit in Hoboken. Also worth the walk if needed. You'll notice when you go there that other people likely have their regular orders, but they're all so different. It's a place you'll want to come back to regularly.

One of the best places for coffee and tasty baked goods. I enjoy each visit and the staff is extremely friendly. Anytime of the day and you'll find both the consistently and quality is always top notch.

Yuki's has some of the best pastries and baked breads I've ever had. The tomato jalapeño focaccia is incredible as is the chocolate rugelach. I must try one of everything!