The best bread
I've come across - ever. The only problem with this place is that when you walk
into the store the aroma is so heavenly that you're gonna walk out with a lot
more that you originally planned.
Try the
multi-seed, it's whole wheat on steroids. Get the pan brioche, slice it
yourself at home & make french toast - you'll die!
The people at
Gina's are really nice & they obviously care about what they're doing.
Best Bakery in Montclair! Scones and pies are to die for!
Posted by C D Kreps February
22, 2006 2:21 PM
I don't think
anyone can bake better anything than they do. I'd bet they could take on the
best breadmaker or pastry chef this side of the Himalayas. If you want real
bread, the way it's supposed to taste, then get the multigrain loaf. No sugar,
but tons of seeds, grains, and the best carbohydrates your body could ever ask
for. Don't walk in there hungry. If you do, get a walnut raisin roll while you
wait. Don't bother with butter, it takes too long to get into your mouth.
Posted by Bobby Janow March
22, 2006 8:08 PM
Today I stopped
by Gino's and they are now baking their own croissants! I got a taste -- and
definitely the best I've had since moving to Montclair!
I am totally
smitten with the Almond Brioche though!
JS
Posted by
js March
23, 2006 6:15 PM
They have a
semolina bread wih apricots, cranberries and fennel seed - amazing. I also had
a plum upside down cake that was spectacular. And the almond brioche... this place
is a gem.
Posted by Angela
Greene March
24, 2006 5:36 PM
All their pies
are to die for. Their key lime is amazing from curd to crust. We also love
their jalapeno corn muffins and ruggelah. Best bakery in town.
Posted by Essex Mom January
5, 2007 11:44 AM
Gina's really is
amazing. They are better than any New York or Parisian bakery!
Posted by
Rexem November
13, 2007 2:34 PM
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