Fantastic Black and White cookies. It is sad they had to leave that prime location in the heart of Park Slope many years ago and move, but I am sure rents increasing were part of the reason. It is still great that this place still exists, despite being in a less desirable location. Unfortunately, to keep my weight down, I have to avoid places like this and the extra calories, but super high-quality pastries and friendly service.

Literally my favorite bakery! The M&M cookies are my favorite! I love this place & the wonderful family that owns it! Its a hidden gem! Support family owned businesses!

Best rainbow cookies in Brooklyn! + Super sweet staff! Can't wait to try more goodies from there soon :)

Best cakes ever! Bought custom cakes for my folk's anniversary & birthdays & they loved them. Always prompt with great service, plus it's a family business, which you gotta love!

Could not be better. Great Pies, cakes, biscotti, cookies. Family owned for 50 years. Amazing. Reasonable prices.

Regina has been a hidden gem in this neighborhood for years. Their pastries, cookies and cake have stayed consistently good over the years. My mother used to bring home a box of the assorted cookies and we use to eat them before my dad came home (not wanting to share). And as I sit here missing her, I purchased the same box of assorted cookies and for a moment we are sitting together laughing and eating cookies.

Regina is one of the few legit Brooklyn bakeries left standing in the years of gentrification and changing tastes. If you want to buy some Italian cookies by the pound, this is your spot for sure. Personally I think Regina does it best in two categories: cookies and bread. I love their frosted sugar character cookies, which come in all shapes and forms-from holiday themed to animals to cartoon characters to whatever the bakers felt like doing that day. Not only are they super cute, they taste really awesome-the right amount of frosting and the perfect amount of snap and chew for a sugar cookie. Don't sleep on the black and white cookies, which are also perfect to form and come in green and white on St Patricks Day and pink and white on Valentine's Day. Their breads are also pretty stellar. I love their prosciutto bread in particular, which is made all the better when warm and dipped into olive oil at home. Really the only stuff I'm kinda meh on is their pastries, which aren't bad by any means but aren't as satisfying to me. Their tiramisu could use a rethinking. A great little throwback bakery, the likes of which I'm thrilled has lasted so long.

TL;DR Version: - Delicious Breads  - Delicious Cakes & Cookies - Delicious Customer Service ... Yum. Long Winded Version: Baked Good: 5/5 - Prosciutto Bread was full of cured meat goodness and fresh - Really good cakes and the cookie variety is awesome too Location: 5/5 - Close to the Prospect Park so it's perfect for a picnic - Cafe's nearby to grab some coffee to have with your baked goods Atmosphere / Ambiance: N/A - Due to Covid, customers aren't allowed inside Quality: 5/5 - Everything is fresh and delicious Customer Service: 10/5 - They were able to accommodate a last minute birthday cake order and provided exception customer service throughout the whole process - They were even nice enough to through in a box of cookies. Mhmmm. The rainbow cookies are the bomb.

Truly a dangerous store - the tantalizing displays of cookies, pastries, and other confections is irresistible. Thankfully, on my first visit, I had the willpower to walk out only with a bag of rainbow cookies/7 layer cookies. They didn't last long enough to get a pic, but they are so beautiful, with the characteristic neon colors and a shiny chocolate finish. They tasted unbelievable, with super moist cake layers, fruity jam that didn't soak into the cake, and yummy dark chocolate. Now the test is how long I can hold out before buying more.... Maybe a few hours?? Regina is best for getting cookies by the pound or ordering cakes for an event. It is not an eat in bakery, there is no seating and I don't think they serve coffee or anything. They also take credit card, but there is a $10 limit. The cookies cost more than $10/lb, so you'll likely hit this limit.