Really great cookies and tortes! Friendly staff and wide selection of pastries, perfect location for commuters

2024 Nov. Great Apple Turnovers, but they need to work on Not keeping their customers on hold when calling. They never picking up the call. I ended up waiting 15 minutes then hanging up. This happed 3 times.

I considered not writing this review because we (my wife and I) didn't venture to The Bakehouse of Tarrytown for any reason other than looking for a place that had breakfast and didn't have a massive line out the door (there was a line, but more on that in a minute). But after stumbling upon it, we're definitely happy we did to the point where I would be remiss if I didn't write up this review and give it the five stars it deserves! Honestly, the only reason we ended up here was because everywhere else in Tarrytown on this mid October weekend was mobbed. There were lines and crowds and pretty much made it hard to want to get some grub from any of these joints. The Halloween hoards of humans is definitely something Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow has a hard time keeping up with, but some spots make it worth the wait and The Bakehouse is one of them! Like I mentioned, we stumbled upon this bakeshop (that was once a train station plaza) which had a decent line, but differently to other places, it had some seating available and didn't feel as claustrophobic. What was also impressive to see was the massive menu of pastries, salads, sandwiches, and other hot breakfast foods. We chose to get a raspberry square and a sausage, egg, and cheese sandwich. The young man behind the counter was helpful in recommending what kind of bread and told us the kitchen was a little backed up so it might be about 15-20 minutes before the sandwich was ready (it ended up being shorter than this which he also said he thought it would be). After paying, we found a seat and sat to split that raspberry square while we waited for the egg handheld. Oh man was that square good. It tasted fresh, fruity, and flavorful. Once the sandwich was ready we decided to take it on the move and ate it in a nearby park, but dang was it hot, gooey from the cheese, and downright delicious. I was interested in getting coffee from there before we left, but we had already had a cup so perhaps this will be a reason to come next time (I'd definitely come back!). Overall, The Bakehouse of Tarrytown is legit. It earns those Yelp stars for its total score and deserves the accolades for serving up some great food options, helpful service, and an interior location that can handle the seasonal crowds a little better than some other spots. Definitely check em out and wait on that line. It's worth it!

The scones and egg sandwiches here are amazing. I mean really great. Worth every penny. Always crowded on weekends but efficient service.

Went for a little walk around the Sleepy Hollow Riverwalk and before I left the are I check out The Bakehouse. This location is located at the MetroNorth station stop in Tarrytown so it is very convenient. I ended up getting a chciken and cheese empanada, which had a slightly sweet, flaky crust. The chicken had a wonderful taste to it. I also ordered a classic vanilla cupcake and I was not disappointed! There is a seating are and restroom if you need those things but I was getting back on the train so I didn't stay around to use them. I definitely will stop back in here on my next visit to Tarrytown.

Lots of variety. Got the beef empanadas, a bunch of cupcakes, quiche, etc. Just a bit overpriced, but service is friendly.

Great location nearby the train station and they have a parking lot with few spaces and we found the last parking spot. Breads were creative and my god mom had a spinach pastry which she said was good

This bakery alone is reason enough to move to Tarrytown! I live across the river but take the train to NYC occasionally, which was how I discovered this amazing cafe. First off, their almond croissant is absolutely the best in the world - as an almond croissant aficionado, I have tasted many many :-) - we buy them to take home wherever we pass through this station. Other items are of equal calibre in taste and quality. Most recently we sampled their savory biscuit, mushroom cheddar quiche and beef empanada, plus homemade lemonade. That was when we got the impulse to check out real estate prices in Tarrytown haha! Service is always friendly and attentive. The cafe is in the old defunct ticketing office/waiting hall, with a bathroom for all passengers (no purchase required for using the bathroom facilities). The entire place is artfully decorated and diligently kept pristine, hardly expected of a busy railway station. If you pass through this station, stop by this cafe/bakehouse for an unforgettable culinary experience!

One of our fav coffee houses Great treats and good coffee Staff is wonderful and patient with my kids haha! But we love this spot always stop here when were in town

A Hallmark perfect bakehouse. I took the Hudson Line to Tarrytown for Halloween weekend. Picture this: autumn leaves, crisp air, and quaint Halloween decor. After exiting the train, I was greeted with the most delicious smells from The Bakehouse. Bustling groups of families and friends eyes were lit up with delight from the cases of baked goods. I felt like I was in the cutest Hallmark movie ever! The Bakehouse has an amazing assortment of savory and sweet foods as well as an extensive beverage list. Food included empanadas, focaccia, pastries, and more! I ordered an iced tea and baked apple cider donut. The donut was the best seasonal item I've had so far! I'll definitely be coming back for the focaccia, considering the high quality and variety!