Carissa's the Bakery - East Hampton Village

We visited this popular bakery on September 19th around 10am. Luckily, it wasn’t too busy, and since it was our first time, my partner and I were excited to browse this visually appealing spot. Unfortunately, the gentleman with the moustache didn’t seem to be in a good mood, which made the experience less welcoming than we had hoped. We also wanted to enjoy their beautiful outdoor terrace but discovered that orders must be placed inside, as no table service was offered. On the positive side, the food was beautifully presented, very tasty, and priced in line with East Hampton standards, which we don’t mind, but at that level we also expect a five-star service. Overall, the quality of the food and ambiance were great, but the service fell short. A little more warmth and professionalism would

Popular spot. Waited about 15 minutes in line. We for the hazelnut croissants and they were fine

The baked goods here are one of a kind and terrific. Wish we had a Carissa’s on the upper west side! The kimchee croissant was everything. Love a good savory treat. Be prepared for a short wait on a weekend morning and for things to sell out. Go early!

Good bakery food. Got the turkey sandwich, chicken bahn mi for breakfast. And also chocolate-pistachio croissant. Enjoyed everything. Also liked our coffees. Good vibe. Dog friendly outdoor seating available too.

The staff seemed very disorganized. I ordered a salad but the avocados were completely black (it must have been made the day before). I also mentioned that I was allergic to nuts, yet they sold me a chocolate chip cookie which most likely contained walnuts (hence I had an allergic reaction).