The pandemic has increased the popularity of comfort food and New York City bakers have delivered with new bakeries opening up across the city. They range from brick-and-mortar bakeries like Crop Circle, which specializes in stuffed Chinese flatbreads; to pop-ups and online-only operations like Joy Cho Pastry, run by a former Gramercy Tavern pastry cook from her apartment. Read the Grub Street story here
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