Woops! BakeShop

Best French Macarons in Brooklyn!!! Extremely tasty and many flavors to choose from. The raspberry and strawberry were to die for! It’s worth the price, will definitely be back.

Loved this place. We went there to get coffee and so the bf could get some study time in. I used the time to take Sookie (our cat) out for the first time. Staff was friendly and welcoming and they have free wifi. Cute and cozy environment with decent pricing for coffee/​tea and snacks

So happy to finally have a delicious cup of coffee to start my day. When Woops opened up by my job I was so ecstatic to try their coffee. It’s so hard to find a place that serves up a decent cup of coffee around here. Especially if your spending the park slope prices. Your hoping its strong enough to push you through the morning. This place definitely hits the spot. The barista are so kind they really take the time to make your drink just the way you like. The place smells like butter heaven in the morning with all the fresh goods baking in the ovens. It’s a beautiful quaint café. they always have Dainty fresh flowers on every table each morning. It just puts you in a good mood. I look forward stepping in each morning for my daily cup of joe.

Great little café! Staff are really friendly, and very knowledgeable about their coffee. The macaroons are amazing here, especially the green tea macaroon.

We had a great experience here! We came in for some coffee but left with a bunch of delicious macaroons! The atmosphere is nice and these free wifi. We were served by Jordan and he seemed very knowledgable! We’re definitely returning!

Lovely, sunny place with delicious baked goods and good coffee. All the employees are nice and welcoming and Dima makes great cappuccino art to boot. The sweet treats are fantastic (my favorite, so far, is the chocolate croissant, but I haven’t tried everything… yet). It’s a super pleasant, unpretentious environment for getting work done or meeting a friend. Having a coffee and pastry at Woops! feels like a mini vacation.

Always a fan of WOOPS! So glad they have joined Park Slope. This means no more traveling to Jersey for these delicious cookies. Dima is very sweet and helpful, I recommend this amazing place to everyone, everything is always so fresh and delicious !!!

My sweet tooth was calling out to me, and I had to listen. I grabbed two macarons, one red velvet and one coconut. Minus one star for giving me the wrong flavor– old fashioned vanilla instead of old fashioned red velvet. I didn’t realize till I was a block down that the guy made a mistake. Great macarons– they are $ 2.50 each, decent price as well. I’d come by again if I’m in the area, and hope they give me the right flavor.

Delicious macarons! We were recommended the cookies and cream flavor and they were amazing! Friendly service and a really cute little bakery, I’m so glad it’s so nearby!

Really cute ambience! The inside interior is really nice!
Came in today with my friend and I got the Green tea macaron and the Lavender chocolate macaron.
Service was fast and the macarons taste really good. Total came out to $ 4 something for 2 of the macarons.
They have many seating areas inside the shop and free wifi! Free wifi is always a plus!
Considering macaron day is coming up which is March 20, I would stop by to get more macarons. :)!

Want to love this place since it fills a void in the neighborhood, but unfortunately, it’s just not that great. Everything we have ever had here has been a little stale and dry, and therefore, not worth the price. Nothing has ever been fresh. (And to echo what another reviewer has said, «I don’t recommend this if you’re trying to satisfy a mean sweet tooth»).
My boyfriend spent $ 40+ here yesterday for some Valentine’s Day treats, and nothing was «special» enough to warrant that price point. Not to mention, he was over-​charged several dollars thanks to a frazzled cashier.
We had: ginger white chocolate cookie (hard around the edges, although a good chew on the inside), brownie bites (decent, but really no better than grocery store brownie mix), Alfajor (nutella and dulce de leche, not bad, but no outstanding flavors here), chocolate babka (this thing is supposed to be «half cake»? not at Woops), French macarons (which we’ve had multiple times, and they are just too damn dense), coconut sticks (assuming these should taste like an American macaroon, which is moist and chewy, again, these were stale and dry), and rugelach (probably the best thing we had, but still not «special»).
We aren’t sure if their products are stale because they’re not baked on premises or if it’s because they’re just out on fancy plates under a glass case, with no climate control. But, if you’re going to charge the same as some of the top notch bakeries in the city, the quality of your products should match as well.

Park Slope has always been my go to neighborhood, occasionally having dinner or drinks here with the girlfriends. Now, I have found my favorite café! Woops! has an extremely cute interior design and a super sweet staff who are always there to greet you with great smiles. I can read my next favorite book or work on my laptop while sipping on a great latte and satisfy my sweet tooth with the delicious variety of macarons they serve here. (Don’t ask me if I have a favorite because they’re all absolutely wonderful!)

Awesome place with very friendly staff! If it’s your first time, I highly recommend speaking with the staff to help familiarize you with their menu and provide suggestions for you. I had a delicious latte with beautiful art on top.
It also provides very inviting and peaceful vibe where I could have a casual conversation over coffee or get some work done on my laptop.

Great soy latte, and they know how to do their froth. Sunny, comfortable; it’s like being in a sunny patio no matter the weather outside!

Really pretty and clean little shop. Happy to sit for a chat, or sit and do work on my laptop. Free wifi, yay! The Macaroons are delicious, and the barista’s make it a special experience with their friendliness and talented late art! It’s not like the dark, upitty coffee shops that seem to come in masses in BK these days. Love Woops!

This place will have you saying woops for sure! Woops that you even walked in to try this place! Who in the world wants to pay $ 4 for one damn cookie??? The prices here are really crazy I can make thousands of Homemade cookies for the price of one here! That’s what I’m sticking to homemade because these places think because they look so fancy they need some fancy prices! Nope not for me!

Good macarons and actually a nice selection of other baked goods. The lighting and décor is memorably bright and cozy. The price for macarons is expensive but on par with other NYC bakeries (2.50 each, not baked on site either). Worth returning to because it is a quiet an unexpected treat in the neighborhood with great ambiance. But, not often due to expense and less than friendly staff.

I loved the creativity and the presentation is what drew me in but the quality in the red velvet Cookie cake with cream cheese filling. I had was so underwhelming. I don’t recommend this if you’re trying to satisfy a mean sweet tooth. It was very dry and lacking any flavor whatsoever. It tasted exactly like box cake. The cookie was about the size of my hand and the filling in the middle was about the size of a dime. No exaggeration.

No hot coffee past 9 pm? But they stay open till 10??? Confusing ??? But she continued to say she can make me an americano !!! Hmm that’s not what I asked I asked why you don’t have coffee ??? Did you clean up for the night so you can leave at 10 on the dot? I know how this works !!! If the store closes at 10 everything should be available til then or close to it, I wrote the owner to and she responded with a «what location, and this isn’t suppose to happen I’ll get back to you » ??? Okie I guess I mean expensive treats is fine with me but now no coffee ???

I am disappointed in the service at Woops!, the new neighborhood ‘upscale’ (read: expensive for no quality) bakery. The service was terrible. The expensive baked goods are thrown unceremoniously into a paper bag and shaken to make room for others. These items are $ 6 or more which is already ridiculous for a tiny dessert, but also there is no presentation or even separation of items. Note: all items ordered were different and some were very soft. The shaken bag ruined their appearance and their taste by mixing flavors and breaking them apart.
The woman behind the counter was rude throughout the experience and did not know the names of many of the items, nor how to describe them. She got very annoyed when I asked for a box and to be more careful with the items as they were for an anniversary celebration. She was curt the remainder of the time talking to her co-​workers rather than me.
Worst of all, the baked goods were sub-​par. None of the flavors were quite right. The croissants were heavy and hearty, rather than light and buttery. The canelle was dense, wet, and rubbery. The «nutella» croissant, was more cinnamon-​chocolate without any hint of hazelnut or even actual nutella. The «unknown» item was actually a larger croquembouche, with decent flavor, but the texture was, again, quite off.
Overall, with the rude service and high prices, inexcusable.

Love this new bakery, great baked goods, great looking place and vibe, baristas are very nice too!

Tried a few macaron flavors and they were pretty good. Light and fluffy and not too sweet. Their cookies are too dense though. Skip. There are a few tables inside this cute bright bakery.

Stopped on here with my boyfriend about a month and a half after moving to the neighborhood. We got lemon poppyseed and vanilla macaroons, as well as s chocolate hazelnut croissant and cup of hot apple cider. Everything was delicious, especially the buttery croissant. The hot cider was not too sweet and slightly tart, which paired well with our sweet treats. Overall great experience

Got a few macaroons here this afternoon. Lemon poppy, strawberry, cookies and cream and chocolate. Really good depth of flavor in these ones. Macaroons are always a little pricy but good for a treat from this place every once in a while. Really delicious. Looking forward to trying the rest of their offerings since they are so close. Not a lot of other good bakeries within 3 – 5 blocks.

Fantastic new coffee and pastry shop in the sporadic neighborhood of Greenwood heights. The shop is bright, clean, warm, welcoming, has nice tables for reading and chatting, and best of all has wonderful staff who make the best coffee in the area, hands down.

It’s a great option in the neighborhood — different to the other two main cafes (Southside and Roots) — with fresh-​faced, friendly staff and a bright interior.
The sandwiches are definitely not a great deal — the ratio with the bread is off — but everything else is priced as I would expect in a rapidly gentrifying Brooklyn. It has little competition within walking distance for macaroons and it does provide another welcome addition for coffee and seating within the neighborhood.

It’s a pretty little addition to our area, so for that they get 5 stars.
The ambiance is very nice and clean.
The prices are ridiculous!
1 macaron and 1 large choco chip cookie set me back $ 6!!!
I loved the chocolate chip walnut cookie — it was really good, however the macaron (strawberry flavored) was very sweet and just «ok».
I will come again and try other offerings.

I never really understood the macaroon until I had some of these. Delicious, the macaroons get 5 stars.
I also had one of their monster cookies, which was delicious.
The staff is nice, they also serve coffee.
Doesn’t really seem like a place you’d want to chill, but excellent addition to the neighborhood.

This place just opened under my apartment yesterday and it is so cute. They have an assortment of macarons, baked goods and sandwiches. The iced coffee was great and they offered me a free macaron! I have to say I am usually not a fan of the macaron craze, but I tried the Nutella macaron and it was so fresh and tasty! Definitely the best I have ever had… which is dangerous because they are under my place.
The décor is bright and inviting… a much needed addition to our block! Can’t wait to try more of their goods.

new bakery alert!
okay, well they’re not exactly new … Woops! bakeries are actually sprinkled all around Manhattan, and I think there’s a spot in the ‘Burg as well, but new for this area!
the décor is super bright, white tiled, dare I say, a little sterile? and the employees are nice in that «I gotta be nice or I’ll get fired» kind of way (hey I’ll take that over rude and salty though any day).
lots of pretty macarons and pastries on display, although to be honest I was a little surprised at the high prices of such petite savoury croissants (of which I didn’t partake in). I decided to snag a chocolate lavender and a passion fruit macaron to try, and while the former didn’t disappoint, I didn’t think the passion fruit actually had much depth of flavor.
for the price, they’re somewhat lack lustre, although it’s nice to have another bakery in the area in general. I should probably try some coffee or other pastries (the regular cookies looked great!) and then I’d likely update and bump up the stars for this review.
overall though a nice addition to the area!