<div class="tldr">A new pop-up series at Baker’s Table on Orchard Street features pastry chefs from Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx. Events are scheduled through July 28.</div>
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<li>The series runs Wednesdays and Sundays from June 9 to July 28.</li>
<li>Featured chefs include Ana Morales (Bronx), Tenzin Lhamo (Queens), and Marcus Tran (Brooklyn).</li>
<li>Baker’s Table is located at 142 Orchard Street near Delancey.</li>
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Baker’s Table, a bakery and cafe on the Lower East Side, is hosting a guest pastry chef series this summer. The series highlights work from chefs based in the city’s outer boroughs, with a rotating menu and ticketed tastings. Each chef will present on a scheduled evening, with tickets available online and at the door.
Ana Morales, known for her Dominican-inspired cakes at Sweet Morena in the Bronx, is featured on June 16 and July 14. Tenzin Lhamo, who operates Lhamo’s Pastries out of Jackson Heights, Queens, will present Himalayan treats on June 23 and July 21. Marcus Tran from Tran’s Patisserie in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, brings Vietnamese-French pastries on June 30 and July 28.
Organizers say the goal is to connect downtown diners with pastry talent from neighborhoods often underrepresented in Manhattan food media. Each event is limited to 40 seats and includes a tasting menu and a Q&A with the chef. Tickets are priced at $28 per person, and walk-ins are accepted based on availability.
The pop-up series reflects a growing trend of cross-borough culinary events aimed at spotlighting chefs who have built followings beyond Manhattan. Baker’s Table co-owner Julia Han said future plans may include chefs from Staten Island or New Jersey.
<h2>Frequently Asked Questions</h2>
<h2>How do I buy tickets for the pop-up events?</h2>
<p>Tickets can be purchased on Baker’s Table’s website or in person at 142 Orchard Street. Prices are $28 each, and seats are limited to 40 per session. Walk-ins are welcome if space is available.</p>
<h2>Which pastry chefs are participating, and when will they appear?</h2>
<p>Ana Morales (Sweet Morena, Bronx) appears June 16 and July 14. Tenzin Lhamo (Lhamo’s Pastries, Queens) appears June 23 and July 21. Marcus Tran (Tran’s Patisserie, Brooklyn) appears June 30 and July 28.</p>
<h2>Will there be other boroughs or chefs featured in the future?</h2>
<p>Organizers at Baker’s Table have said they are considering inviting chefs from Staten Island and New Jersey for future pop-up events, but no dates are currently set.</p>