Dominique Ansel Bakery is a small bakery that opened recently in SoHo. The bakery has a french theme. They offer a variety of pasteries and desserts as well as a small breakfast and lunch menu. For lunch, they had soups, salads, and sandwiches. In addition to having delicious food and desserts, this bakery has a huge backyard patio and sunroom. This makes for a great place to sit and eat on a hot or cold day.
Casual
Most lunch items were around $10. Most desserts were around $5.
The tartine was a bit messy to eat, but was a delicious open faced sandwich. The bread was a bit crispy, but had a buttery taste like focaccia. The sandwich was covered in a large pile of grilled vegetables. The babaganoush - roasted mashed eggplant helped it stay all together, although a few pieces managed to escape while I ate.
This cheesecake was one of the best I've had. It had a very silky smooth texture that just melted in your mouth with goodness. It tasted like it was made from a soft, mild cheese like ricotta and tasted very fresh.
This cake was very rich and chocolatey. The mini meringues on it were really good, but they didn't blend well with the texture of the cake. The cake looked great, but I ended up eating most of the meringues separate from the cake. I got this cake to go and it came in a very cute and clever box.
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