Welcome to Reposteria Nitin
At Reposteria Nitin, located in the heart of the Bronx, we celebrate the rich tradition of Dominican baking. Our story is one of passion and community, driven by the desire to create authentic Dominican pastries and cakes that evoke nostalgia. Known for our sinfully delicious Dominican cake, each slice is an exploration of unique flavors and textures that delight the senses. Customers rave about our delectable offerings, like the dulce de leche cake and chocolate-dipped cookies. We pride ourselves on exceptional service, ensuring that every visit feels like a warm embrace. Come experience the heart of Dominican culture through our exquisite baked goods!
Reposteria Nitin: Reviews & Ratings
the server was pretty nice and the dulce de leche cake is incredible! My family gets it every year for my birthday
My favorite place to get a good slice of piña bizcocho. The chocolate dipped cookies are amazing too.
These guys are in a Dominican-heavy, prime location in the Grand Concourse area. Just a few doors down from where we did our taxes, I avoided looking Nitin's way but was easily tempted by their Dominican Pastries and Sweets. Dominican Cake is sinfully delicious with a unique texture and ratio- which doesn't compare to Yellow, White Cake or Pound Cake. Any Dominican (or not) can make the cake- but the thing is so freaking daunting to make, majority of Dominican folks go out of their way to endlessly search for a great Dominican baker. Place is practically the size of a LEGO®. But there's a variety of Dominican Cookies, Desserts and lots of cartoonish Cake toppers. Write ups here complain about horrible customer service- and I can almost see it. But listen...get your stuff, crack a smile, be on your way- and stop b*tching. Decided on 2 slices of Dominican Cake with Guayaba, a Raisin Cake and a Cortado for me and Mom. But Nitin is more known for their full Dominican Party Cakes- than anything else One decent try is all I needed and $11 for my 4 items was doable. I'll be honest though- my Guayaba-filled, Dominican Cake slice was moist and the Guayaba in it was fresh- but it was steering more like raspberryish ó¿ò. Really nothing like the one I grew up on- but was edible.
I was desperately looking for a place to do my gender reveal cake and after being disappointed at the customer service of a "well recommended" spot and another over priced bakery I was quickly losing hope. My partner recommended me to a bakery in the Bronx and at first I was a little skeptical. I went and was surprised by how nice the staff was. The two young ladies were incredibly helpful in assisting me-over the phone and in person. They had a fast turnaround and were super nice..expressing excitement at opening my sealed envelope with thw baby's gender. The day I went to pick up my cake it was raining but they were very busy nonetheless. I was very happy with my cake and the price was affordable. My family and I cut the cake thay night at our gender reveal dinner and we were ecstatic! The cake was a nice pink color-a girl!!!!! Besides yhe cake looking oh so pretty, it tasted quite good. They told me because of the color of the cake it would taste sweeter. I def recommend this bakery! Thanks girls!!!!
You would be hard pressed to find a Dominican cake as moist and tasty as the ones in this place! Order ahead because they only make a limited amount to sell each day and they go quick!
The original Resposteria Nitin in Santo Domingo is known as the best cake shop. This one has very good Dominican cake but not quite as perfect as the original one. I got my boyfriend a 3/4 pound cake with dulce de leche filling for his birthday and it was very good. You can place an order the same day a couple of hours in advanced. Cash only.
It was a bright sunny day, my friend Marleny and I were exploring the Fordham area of the Bronx without much entertainment. It seemed that everyone was cut from the same piece of thread... boring. Everyone dressed the same, the stores all sold the same things. Our senses were underwhelmed by our surroundings, so we made a few turns, walked up this block and down this block until we saw a bakery. Me: wanna go in? Marleny: no, I'm not in the mood to be disappointed. Me: shut up, let's go. So we walked in and looked around, it looked like a pretty typical bakery, cakes and cookies and coffee and stuffs... but... um... wait... they were Mexican? What you must understand in that I grew up in a Dominican neighborhood and think that all bakeries with elaborately designed cakes in the window to be Dominican bakeries. I was proven wrong. But it felt oh so right. Being adventurous we order a tres leche cake (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tres_leches_cake) and some coffee. Now, I've had some banging a$$ tres leches so I was skeptical. But then I ate it. And then I was in love. It was perfect in every way. Moist but not gooey. Sweet but not cavity inducing. Perfection. And that's not all they make that's awesome. During a Superbowl party my friends got me a birthday cake from that bakery and it was delish! If you are ever in the area, do yourself a favor and get me a tres leche cake... I mean, get YOU one... and me.
Location
-
2312 Grand Concourse Bronx, NY 10458 Hotline: (718) 295-6522
Welcome to the vibrant world of Reposteria Nitin, a little gem nestled in the heart of the Bronx. Located at 2312 Grand Concourse, this unassuming bakery has become a beloved staple for locals craving authentic Dominican sweets and pastries. Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, a gender reveal, or just looking to satisfy your sweet tooth, Reposteria Nitin has got you covered.
The bakery stands out with its delightful array of Dominican cakes, notably the celebrated dulce de leche cake. Patrons rave about the moist texture and rich flavors that embody the essence of Dominican baking. As Slicing A. passionately shared, this cake is a family favorite—a tradition that graces their celebrations year after year. Many enthusiasts like Angie P. have experienced the joy of finding the perfect cake for special occasions, praising the staff's exceptional service and the impressive turnaround time.
Affordability is key here, with offerings like the Cocopineapple Conconete for just $1.00 and Arepa Dulce at $3.00. For those in the mood for something else, the bakery also features mouthwatering appetizers, including Beef Quipe and Chicken Empanadas, both priced at a mere $2.00. And don't skip over the delectable Chocolate Dip Cookies and Strawberry Glaze Cookies, available for only $1.00—these are sure to impress at any gathering.
Reposteria Nitin not only serves a variety of treats but also offers convenient amenities such as credit card acceptance, Android Pay, and catering services, making it easier to indulge in their delicious offerings for any occasion. Street and bike parking options cater to those in the neighborhood, ensuring an accessible stop for everyone.
While some customers have noted occasional lapses in service, it seems that the standout quality of the baked goods far overshadows these minor inconveniences. As Mercedes C. aptly described, you might find yourself tempted by the bakery's charming selection of pastries rather than worrying about the service. The key is to embrace the experience, savor the flavors, and maybe even crack a smile as you revel in the taste of Dominican culture.
In short, if you find yourself in the Bronx, Reposteria Nitin offers not just treats but a taste of home, rich in flavor and tradition. Make sure to stop by, but do remember to order ahead for their signature Dominican cakes—these treasures are known to sell out quickly!
