"Bakey is warm and cozy inside. The place smells great and looks clean. The bagels are…OK, and the coffee options decent. Did not try the famous babka but will on next stopover."

"As a Jewish New Yorker I was excited to try the babkas. While they were delicious I don’t think they qualify as babkas. More like cinnamon rolls or brioches. Not nearly dense enough. Still delicious!"

"Fun new spot in Cambridge. Delicious babkas, bright airy seating, and friendly service. We tried the Boston Cream Babka and it was heavenly. We first try the sandwiches but they looked super fresh - had we been ready for lunch, we would have tried one of those too. Next time!!"

"Having been to tons of bakeries, coffee shops serving pastries, patisseries, etc where I travel to, this place peaked my interest; especially when it was featured on Instagram The whiff of fresh baked goods greets you. The place is bright, modern, clean with lots of seating. Cute touch is an “Oven On” sign . I guess they specialize in babka so they served strawberry babka and raspberry babka. My daughter and I shared the latter. The texture was good, not dry but there was an aftertaste that I wasn’t sure what it was, whether from the dough itself or the glaze. There were other pastries but not so much variety. My daughter ordered the spinach and feta pastry. She said it was good. I like their beverages better. Their cold dirty chai with whole milk and extra shot of espresso was good! Service was a 5."

"Bakey is a fun unique spot in Kendal Square. The babka are $6.50 per a slice. The price point is a splurge treat! I got chocolate babka. It was soft, rich, and delicious!"