Where can I buy almond macaroons in New York?

A few years ago, I went to Gloucester, Mass. and bought my favorite cookies, almond macaroons, at one of the loacal Italian pastry shops. These are unlike French macaroons, which have become increasingly popular stateside. Although I could make the long drive to Gloucester, I have to assume that there are one or more places in the New York area that also sell these. Suggestions greatly appreciated. Thank you.

RussellW
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RussellW
RussellW April 29, 2013
Success! Court Strret Pastry Shop had them right up front. Deelish! Many thanks for all suggestions.
 
sdebrango
sdebrango April 29, 2013
Yay!! I love Court Street, they have the best pasti ciotti and other Italian pastries as well. So glad you found them.
 
amysarah
amysarah April 21, 2013
Also, maybe try Arthur Avenue in the Bronx. Old school Italian groceries, meats, cheeses, pastries, pasta, etc. (think Little Italy was 30 yrs ago.) Far more authentic than trendy overpriced places like Eataly.
 
sdebrango
sdebrango April 21, 2013
If you would venture into Brooklyn, Court Street Bakery on Court Street in Cobble Hill has a wonderful array of Italian pastries and cookies.
 
RussellW
RussellW April 21, 2013
Will do. Fingers crossed.
 
sdebrango
sdebrango April 21, 2013
Here is the address and phone number, also there are other Italian bakery's on the same stretch of Court Street, Caputo's and a couple of others. Best of luck!
298 Court St
Brooklyn, NY 11231
Neighborhoods: Cobble Hill, Carroll Gardens
(718) 875-4820
 
FutureChef
FutureChef April 21, 2013
Are you thinking amaretti? To me, those are the Italian version of the French macaroons. And sorry I only know a great place for French macaroons which would be Francois Payard's!
 
RussellW
RussellW April 21, 2013
I'm thinking of the soft version. Amaretti are similar,but not the same.
 
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