Bibble & Sip

Cute little bakery/simple cafe type of place, a stone's throw away from Times Square and the rest which explains the prices...but to be fair, at least their offerings are worth it. Came on a calm Friday lunchtime, with a few people sitting in though I ordered for takeaway. The pastries are obviously *adorable*, it makes it very hard to choose. I settled on the little pig that was filled with an incredibly light mousse inside. Also got two cream puffs - the earl grey and the taro. I was surprised to find the earl grey a bit too...mild, almost for my liking - but certainly nothing wrong with it. The taro cream puff was absolutely my overall favourite - totally stuffed with the lilac cream, but still nicely light and most importantly, not too sweet. Only sad that I didn't have a chance to try any of their drinks, the menu looked great!

They have savory side dishes… Good coffee… It’s the customer service that a little slow… I waited for my small latte more than five minutes. I already ate my pastry… I think they should cut down our talking behind the register. Focus on getting the job done… Otherwise, it’s a nice place… The food is good and they have competitive pricing. I love my egg dish… It was fresh… Flaky… Flavorful…

I would say @bibbleandsip still remains my favorite cream puff place in the city so far. Some of their desserts are too pricey and I’m not a fan of the drinks (too sweet), but the cream puffs are definitely a must! Tried the earl grey this time and it was as delicious as it sounds! Would love to try more if budget allows 😅 Also wished there were more indoor seating for me to properly enjoy this.

One of the cutest desserts and 🍵 tea spot in midtown. They make the best cream puffs (matcha and earl grey are the best not too sweet) .. I have been going here for years and they still have managed to keep the same quality. The jasmine tea is sooo good too.. if you are a tourist in midtown or watching a broadway show this is a must stop

First time trying cream puffs and they DID NOT DISAPPOINT! I had the earl grey cream puff along with a passion fruit tea. The cream puff was so FLUFFY and not too sweet and tasted just like earl grey milk tea. It paired so well with the refreshing passion fruit tea. Im definitely coming back for some more.

This shop was amazing. I had the hazelnut, chocolate puff pastry and the sesame walnut puff pastry and it was airy, delicious, and refreshing. I also got the bourbon brûlée iced latte and it was the perfect fall tasting drink. As for the service, I would like to thank the wonderful employee that has short hair. I cannot have gelatin as I am Muslim and she kindly informed me that all the cute cakes have gelatin. This gesture was really sweet to me and because of it I will be recommending this spot to all my friends that come visit. The hospitality really made a difference. This on top of the great drinks and yummy pastries made it a great experience. Thank you !

Delicious sweets. And they’re so cute 😫🫶🏽. I went over a year ago so things could’ve changed. The pricing was a bit more expensive side for each individual item. It was also very crowded in the store with very few places to sit. I ended up walking two blocks to find somewhere to sit. The desserts were not to sweet but were still very flavorful. The cheeses foam on top of the drink was top tier.

Bibble & Sip deserves every bit of its stellar reputation! During my visit, I couldn't resist trying their Black Sesame Walnut Cream Puff, and oh boy, it was an absolute bomb of deliciousness! The flavor was out of this world, with the black sesame and walnut combining perfectly. The sweetness was just right, not overpowering but enough to satisfy my cravings. It was truly a delightful treat that left me wanting more. In addition to the cream puff, I also enjoyed their latte, which was equally impressive. The rich and smooth taste of the latte was simply divine. It was evident that they take great care in selecting and preparing their coffee. Each sip was a pure delight, and it complemented the cream puff wonderfully.