Calibella Bakery & Piqueteadero

Brooklyn, United States

4.6

Open now

14 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 718-497-3614
Address:
164 Wyckoff Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 11237
b/t Stockholm St & Stanhope St
Bushwick
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.2 miDeKalb Avenue (L)
0.3 miKnickerbocker Avenue
0.3 miMyrtle-Wyckoff Avenues
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Bike Parking
Yes

Today

Today 6:00 am – 8:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Brooklyn) 3:58 PM Sunday, June 1, 2025

Business hours

Monday 6:00 am – 8:00 pm
Tuesday 6:00 am – 8:00 pm
Wednesday 6:00 am – 8:00 pm
Thursday 6:00 am – 8:00 pm
Friday 6:00 am – 8:00 pm
Saturday 6:00 am – 8:00 pm
Sunday 6:00 am – 8:00 pm

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14 reviews of Calibella Bakery & Piqueteadero

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Place rating: 5
Forest Hills, NY
WOW! This place is AMAZING!!! The empanadas are always super fresh and are really homemade, I have never had ones that could compare. I don’t know where their coffee comes from but I’m officially addicted! One of my favorite desserts has to be the tres leches… It’s so moist, fresh and the portion is for two (but I devour it all on my own)! It’s nice to see a family owned business and btw they were open through out the entire snow storm: D make sure to get coffee, fresh juice, empanadas, tres leches and a large loaf of bread for home. Trust me you won’t be disappointed :)
Place rating: 5
Brooklyn, NY
Feeling good feeling great every time I walk past the line at Variety and head to this bakery instead. My favorite thing to get is the pan de trensa (sweet bread with guava paste and cream cheese. Amazing. Although borderline too saccharine once it’s cooled down to room temperature. But still, amazing.). Also, this place has seasonal decoration down pat. Martha Stewart could pick up some tips. I’ve never seen so many wreaths and/​or grim reapers in one place. Bonus: everyone is so nice!
Place rating: 5
Brooklyn, NY
awesome bakery– croissant, pan…
Place rating: 3
Hopewell Junction, NY
Cheesecake and flan isn’t sweet, kinda boring and not worth 3.25 a slice. I don’t think their desserts are their specialty. I had a roll there though. It was really good! So their breads are worth getting.
Place rating: 4
Middle Village, NY
This is one of my favorite Colombian bakeries in the city! The flan and the cheesecake are delicious, and the coffee is always great. I recommend also trying the mil hojas, which is topped with a layer of arequipe. Many places really rip you off on the arequipe, but this place is so generous with it, I love it. The guava pastry is also really tasty. Can’t go wrong with this bakery in the morning!
Place rating: 4
Brooklyn, NY
My favorite local Colombian bakery!
Love their pan con queso, almojabanas, arepas and big rolls with cheese as well. Also the ones stuffed with cream cheese & guava paste are good if you want a sweet kick in your bread.
Chicken empanadas are pretty good as well.
I’m not a fan of their sweets but some of them are not bad. However the only reason that I’m deducting a star is because I had a rather terrible experience with their layer cake, it had a metallic taste to it that rang serious alarms to my body. I had to dump after one bite. Hoping it was some kind of a mistake.
Overall great place to pick up your morning bread with coffee!
Place rating: 4
Brooklyn, NY
I absolutely love this place, fresh breads, and hot breakfast if you can get some in time before it sells out! I only gave it 4 stars because their is no price menu so I always wind up spending much more than I bargained for but for the quality and freshness it’s so worth it.
Always try something new I’m never disappointed
Place rating: 5
Bushwick, Brooklyn, NY
Best coffee in wyckoff! I get my coffee here every morning.
Place rating: 5
Orlando, FL
All the five star reviews do not exaggerate, this bakery makes excellent food.
Pan de trensa (braided bread) is baked fresh everyday and we’re told that they usually sell out by 10:00am so we headed out and secured our loaf early for only $ 3. But let me just say that pan de trensa is no ordinary bread. It’s egg bread stuffed with cream cheese and guava paste. It’s then given an egg wash on top and coated with sugar.
When you cut into this thing (wipes drool) the guava and the cheese oozes out along with the steam rising in the air. Soooooo good!!! I didn’t know such amaziness existed until my aunt introduced me to it. The first thing I’m going to do when I get back home is look for a Columbian bakery and ask for this amazing bread!
NY never fails to amaze me time and time again with their amazing food.
Place rating: 5
Brooklyn, NY
Love the rice and eggs! Love the Avena (oatmeal) And the coffee is the best in the city! It’s a hidden gem!
Place rating: 5
Oakland, CA
Super friendly service. The menu is decent and I haven’t tried everything yet (my physique thanks me) but the donuts are very good and the cannoli looked amazing too.
They have canned beverages, lots of seating and the ladies behind the counter are really nice. I want to try everything eventually… and now I have a reason to join a gym.
Place rating: 4
Sicklerville, NJ
the good:
Tried the pan di bono thing that was in the other review. Good amount of seating. Guava and cheese is too rich but I guess some people like that. Good food.
the bad: No menu on wall and canned beverages.
Place rating: 5
Bushwick, Brooklyn, NY
Freaking Awesome Café con leche makes this a regular stop for me. Great Pan de bono and empanadas too. Sometimes I like coming here on Sunday morning and getting a plate of eggs, arroz con gandules and a nice piece of fried salami. The breakfast of champions my friends!
Place rating: 5
Brooklyn, NY
While I’m hesitant to start a gringo takeover of another excellent Latin American food hub in this part of Bushwick, I have to rave. This is one of the better Colombian bakeries in the city and it’s not even in Queens!
The breads are richer here and the ladies are always friendly. The classic Colombian snack from Cali is pan de bono. It comes in two forms – a soft ball and a doughnut shape. Made with yucca and cheese it is perfect dipped in café. For a sweeter treat try the pan with guava and cheese.
Come, be polite and leave in love with your pan.