I agree with all your wrote about Royal Crown but you gotta lose the dash in the address. Brooklyn isn’t Queens we don’t do dashes. (6 replies, last updated by erica June 11, 2009)

The house bread in the erica kitchen is Sullivan Street pan Pugliese. What is the name of the Royal Crown bread that would be similar to this one? Could I get recommendations of favorite breads from RC (a friend can pick some up... (6 replies, last updated by Mike R. January 5, 2009)

Went in search for Crown Royal Bakery over the weekend. I was near 66th Street and asked a Mafia looking guy where it was. He told me that it moved years ago. The area wasn’t the best, so I decided to head back to the... (3 replies, last updated by Fleur November 12, 2005)

on display. Since I will certainly be back, am wondering what else to go for next time.....especially breads... I know they have several locations..is there any difference??? Before stopping at Royal Crown we had pizza slices at... (4 replies, last updated by irving December 11, 2002)

With the initiation of the homemade pork products operation, the folks at Royal Crown Bakery seem to be expanding their savory offerings as well. In addition to their individual pizzas (to my taste MUCH superior to... (5 replies, last updated by tamara March 6, 2003)

Just a note to say the slabs of pancetta made and offered at Royal Crown Bakery are really good! Spiced with red pepper and herbs, with a great texture – sort of crispy fat/good thick layer of meat too. Its made flat in a... (1 reply, last updated by Cathy Elton March 1, 2003)

In a class by itself, ROYAL CROWN's cheese danish (had one this morning!) is a heavenly, creamy rendition...superb with the burnished almond-sliver topping. Any lifelong danish-eater will be totally awed...go early AM for the... (6 replies, last updated by Mike R. May 9, 2005)

Well I guess I am the only one who knew about this craving except my family, but I have had an unsatisfied craving for Royal Crown Bakery's Chestnut Bread for about two years – last year, I just didnt hit them right to get... (3 replies, last updated by efdee November 18, 2001)

I had a great lunch in the new Royal Crown restaurant, located on 14 Ave and 64 Street. It’s a sweet little restaurant that, besides the fresh hot bread we all know and love, cooks up homey stellar dishes like slow cooked... (0 replies, last updated by josh L October 17, 2005)

Paul’s is awful. I have yet to try the Royale - I was just thinking you need to have tried some of the other contenders before you crown it best of the neighborhood. (9 replies, last updated by nycfoodie December 5, 2006)

I’m trying to track down a place I remember from my childhood—a little Hungarian bakery that made fabulous nut cake and tortes. I believe it was uptown, called something like the Royal Bake Shop? Anyone remember this?... (0 replies, last updated by dixieday July 13, 2004)

I’m trying to track down a place I remember from my childhood—a little Hungarian bakery that made fabulous nut cake and tortes. I believe it was uptown, called something like the Royal Bake Shop? Anyone remember this?... (4 replies, last updated by dixieday July 15, 2004)

Faced with a shopping burden on Christmas Eve this year, I caved and didnt do my Christmas baking. It worked out fine, thanks to the riches of Brooklyn. From Royal Crown (14th and 64th, with other locations)- their homemade... (1 reply, last updated by Linguist January 3, 2002)

Does anyone have any recommendations of bakeries in Crown Heights (or even know where they might be)? I can’t believe that whole community schleps to Boro Park for food shopping. (2 replies, last updated by Brooklyn Boy April 30, 2002)

thats an Italian Bakery (Royal Crown Offshoot) Im not surprised that they cant bake pies worth beans. Stick with the Italian stuff there is the lesson, I guess. FYI Costco has quite good pies at half the cost and at least twice... (1 reply, last updated by jen kalb July 26, 2009)