Queens Pita Bakery

I tried two types of their Chanukah donuts (sufganiyot) — Oreo and Nutella — which were recommended to me by the staff. They were delicious. They weren’t of the fancy, over-the-top variety you see in other stores. They were simple, tasty, and had a really great airy, light texture. There were many tasty flavors on display, but I would easily recommend those two. This easily has become one of my favorite sufganiyot.

Honestly one of the best places to get challah, desserts and burekas. My dad always brings it for shabbat and its the highlight of our dinner. I have no idea what the name of this chocolatey pound cake was but it's one of the best I've ever eaten. So delicious.

I'm a born and raised Brooklynite. Chiffon on Ave P was been my go to my entire life. They closed during covid and I found myself bakery-less. Ive tried many different ones since. Im a bit of a snob when it comes to challah, sofganiyot, babka, and teiglach. I was never able to find anyone that could compete with Chiffon. Well...we have a winner here. I moved to Forest Hills 10 years ago. 5 years ago I no longer had Chiffon. There is no comparison in Queens at all to Queens Pita. Theres one other staple in Brooklyn, Korns, that is on par with both Chiffon and Queens Pita. But now that I live here and its so close, theres no need to go anywhere else. Challah - Exceptional Sofganiyot - Exceptional Babka - Exceptional Teiglach - First, it exists. Second, its very good. I've gotten many other items from this bakery as well. Rugelach, hamantashen, lindsor tarts, and others. Everything has been incredible. 5 stars across the board. I dont think atmosphere is relevant. If you need "atmosphere" in a bakery you potentially have missed the point. Get your goodies and get out so other people can get their goodies. Only thing I wish, that they took Amex. Other than that. Tremendous.

Queen pita is the best bakery in town never taste such good food Service is the best I love the staff working over there

So stale! I bought a Tagelach yesterday for Yom Kippur and it was petrified! My guests couldn’t even pull off 1 dough ball. Even the chocolate mandel bread was as dry as rye. I’m so disappointed and have been a customer for many many years. If I didn’t live so far, I’d bring the items back.