Niveaux Pâtisserie

Stephanie Attoumo

10 months ago

Saw it on TikTok and had to go. Freshly made pastries, brunch, coffees and teas. My bestie loved the raspberry the most and I loved the Death By Chocolate. I can never pass up a croissant either. Lychee mimosa and a tasty cappuccino hit the spot. Street parking available and there is a public lot down the street. Edit: went back the next day and had the ham and cheese croissant. I was super hungry and forgot to get a picture. Was super tasty. We met the pastry chef as he was restocking and he was extremely friendly and answered all of our questions. Stop in! Support local business and enjoy you a sweet treat!

Emily Bluth

4 months ago

Uhhhh…. this is the best bakery I’ve ever been to. Not only does the food look like art, it tastes amazing as well. I definitely suggest the carrot cake croissant because it was unexpectedly good. Maybe was our favorite thing we got!! The mango cake was beautiful and also delicious. I wish I had gotten more of those little cakes because the one I got was perfect!!

marissa

5 months ago

came here with my best friend a couple months ago and the service felt horrible which was unfortunate because we were so excited to try it out, after that we didnt decide to come back, that was until the manager reached out to us. when we came back this time everyone was super nice , service was amazing and everything was great, they were very sweet to us and my baby as well. you could tell that the manager and employees from today really care about their customers and they really improved this second chance. i can confidently say that i would 100% go back to this establishment. thank you to everyone who made our day! not to mention everything was so pretty (ps the girl who made that cinnamon roll latte needs a raise 10/10)🥰

Ameer Shah

2 weeks ago

Serious hidden gem. The food was simply amazing. Sometimes overly artistic food looks great but the taste does not correlate. This place delivers. The food is beautiful and the taste, texture and presentation was phenomenal. From lattes, to sandwiches, breakfast, and dessert pastries, everything we tried was delicious. Also met the owner who was kind and generous. Don't sleep on this place!

Heidi

6 months ago

This place was exquisite. The atmosphere was luxe & inviting. From the decor, to the furniture, and lighting it had such an incredible mood. The food and coffee was amazing. The cookies and pastries were extraordinary. Would highly recommend to anyone for a business meet up, a fun coffee date, friend's outing, or anytime really. Will definitely visit again when I am in the area.

Harish Varada

7 months ago

Worth the Drive from RI – A Must-Visit Destination! We drove over an hour all the way from Rhode Island just to experience Bakey, and it was worth every mile! We visited with a group of family and friends and truly enjoyed everything we ordered. The atmosphere was perfect for a group, and the quality of the food absolutely lived up to the hype. ​The pastries were so incredible that we couldn’t leave without grabbing a few croissants to take home for later. It is rare to find a place where every single item is a hit. If you’re debating the trip, just do it—we’ll definitely be making the drive back again!

Jea Kim

7 months ago

Trendy Quincy café focused on flavor-heavy croissants. Stopped by a few times for a quick breakfast. They rotate through playful options from seasonal pumpkin spice to the now-ubiquitous Dubai chocolate. A lot of filled croissants around Greater Boston (places like Lakon Paris Patisserie and Tradesman Coffee Shop) tend to prioritize the fillings while the pastry itself ends up dry or lacking layers. Here, the croissants were slightly better. So far, I’ve tried the Dubai Chocolate croissant and the Pumpkin Cheesecake croissant, and both were great. I usually roll my eyes at anything labeled 'Dubai Chocolate’ these days, but this Dubai Chocolate croissant was pretty good. It reminded me of Lakon’s viral pastries, but the execution here was better. They used buttercream, and its chewy texture paired perfectly with the fillings. The pistachio crumble added a nice crunch too. At over $10, it's an investment, but it’s the best flavored croissant I’ve tried so far in the GBA. The Pumpkin Cheesecake Croissant went full-throttle on the toppings (pumpkin seeds, cream, and a tuille) even if the base pastry was just okay that day. And Strawberry Matcha was also unique. Instead of the usual lazy pump of syrup at the bottom of the cup, they crown it with a delicate strawberry milk foam. Overall, a fun spot if you’re into decorative croissants. Prices run high, but the pastry quality is better than most filled versions around Boston.

Lauren Pettigrew

10 months ago

Oh no, I fear I’ve found my new spot. This place is so well done, I’m so excited it’s just up the street from me in North Quincy. The food, amazing, the drink menu is the reason I’ll be back there was like five different lattes I wanted to try and was so hard to decide. Love that oatmilk is an option for drinks. All drinks seemed to be able to do hot or iced so that also makes it hard to choose. The staff was kind and the atmosphere is classy and adorable. Shout out to the worker who knew they weren’t out of quiche lorraine and had more in the walk in or somewhere, you a real one! It gets a little spendy because you want to try everything however I believe it’s very appropriately priced given the quality and quantity. I’ll 1000% be back and I’m so thrilled to give them a great review however I do hope it doesn’t become to crowed because of how good it is. This place has been exactly what I’ve been looking for in Quincy and hope they are here to stay 🫶

Lauren Jackson

month ago

The decadent delights are impossible to choose from. They look almost too beautiful to eat and ruin the artistry. What an exquisite talent that is on display in the glass cases here. Went with the honey pistachio baklava croissant and the banana Matcha latte. Both of which I would get again and I would highly recommend. Looking forward to going back and trying something more savory. It was very quiet around noon so not busy and perfect to get some work done. Definitely stop by if you’re in the Quincy area! Cheers! 🍵

Lauren DiBiase

4 months ago

If you’re anywhere near Quincy, MA, do yourself a favor and visit Niveauz Patisserie. We had the absolute best experience stopping in while visiting the Boston area—made even more special because the incredibly talented chef and owner, Robert, is a dear friend of ours. Calling him a “baker” almost feels like an understatement. Robert is a true artist. (And yes—if he looks familiar, you’ve probably seen him on the Food Network and multiple national baking competitions… and it shows.) Everything we tried was exceptional—beautifully crafted, perfectly balanced, and honestly some of the best pastries we’ve ever had. You can taste the level of skill, care, and creativity in every single bite. What makes Niveauz even more special is that it doesn’t just feel like a bakery—it feels like a passion brought to life. The space, the presentation, the flavors… all of it reflects Robert’s dedication to his craft. We left completely blown away—and already wishing we lived closer so this could be a regular stop. Highly, highly recommend. 🤍