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Ferrane Bakery

Ferrane Bakery

Brooklyn Heights

Ferrane brings Swedish baking tradition together with East and North African heritage in a sunlit Brooklyn Heights space. Come for magnificently swirled cardamom buns and princess cake served in silver coupes, stay for the fika culture and curved croissant sofa.

Mama Kitchen NY

Mama Kitchen NY

Bedford-Stuyvesant • $$

Brooklyn's Moroccan and Middle Eastern soul food served family-style in a cozy farmhouse. Order the Iraqi veggie patties and Moroccan meatballs for the table and settle in for a leisurely feast.

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