Monkey Bread

The monkey bread is delicious! Especially the Nutella one! Only problem I see is in the price… $ 6 for the Nutella monkey bread seems ridiculous to me.

The chocolate chip monkey bread was good but next time I will be trying the original.
This food is so gooey I got it on my hands and it was very sticky and I had to use a wet nap to clean them off.

Monkey Bread is something you need to try when you’re down the shore, so good. The Nutella monkey bread is to die for. It is a little overpriced but worth the money to indulge in every once in a while.

Lots of variety, the only disappointing thing about this shop is that if you want to eat your monkey bread when you get it, they’ll offer to heat it up for you. I figured they’d throw it in a hot oven for a couple minutes, but instead, they throw it in the microwave for 30 seconds and it totally ruins the texture. Besides the yucky microwaved bread texture, it tasted pretty good. I enjoyed the coconut flavored monkey bread

Best breakfast sandwich I’ve ever had. The only sandwich I’ll eat with a fork. Highly recommended if your in the area. One of the the only things I miss since moving from New Jersey. This and the casino are the only places that make me go back …

Very delicious, worth the calories in every bite !! A deff must do if your on the boardwalk !!

No matter how hard you try, You can’t re-​create Monkey Bread in your kitchen at home. It’s ridiculously good and has become my favorite spot on the boardwalk. No need to be fancy with the flavors, just order the original. I introduced my girlfriend to monkey bread and now she’s hooked too. It’s cheap and the line is never too long. I am a fan and you will become one too.

Monkey Bread. Little sugary balls of goodness. This is a great treat while walking the Boardwalk. The game however has changed, its not just your standard Monkey Bread any longer. While the regular straight up Monkey Bread is still there, game on with flavors added. Banana, chocolate Chip, Pumpkin. Just when I thought you cant make a good thing better, they did. If you’re on the OC Boards, stop in and check them out!

A fantastic treat!
Great flavors and it’s even better (⁵⁄₅) when they are right out of the oven!

I’m not sure why it took me 3 years of cruising down to OC, NJ for day trips to discover this delicious boardwalk treat. With fudge, ice cream, and other boardwalk temptations it’s hard to decide how to spend your calories. If you want something unique and terribly unhealthy you have to try Monkey Bread.
I’d give this place 5 stars but I think they are definitely priced a little too high for the average middle-​class family’s budget.
One more thing, you don’t need the extra frosting America. The darn thing is tasty enough without the extra 300 calories!

One of the first places I stop when I’m in ocean city. Also sometimes you can get day old for half price and it’s just as good.

I am a lover of monkey bread. Most of all, I like experimenting with and making it at home. I still haven’t managed to make it half as good as these guys. Perfect dough, yummy cream topping. Perfect after a long walk on the beach at night

WOW! the best brains i’ve ever had! haha. it’s actually tine cinnamon buns clumped together which to me looks like brains. hahaha. but nonetheless, it was soooo very delicious! my gf recommended the place and the warm bread in the drizzling cold night was perfect! the boardwalk is only a short drive from her place so i expect to come here a lot in the future!!!

It’s good enough to stop a two year old in her tracks.
We got some for breakfast, and it was sweet and yummy. Glad we didn’t opt for the extra frosting. They’re little nubs of goodness, so it’s easy to eat and share. My two year old friend would turn her little sand-​covered face to me in mid-​play and say, «More?» Kid, you’re lucky I know how to share.

I live about 15 minutes from the boardwalk and go pretty often, especially when people are visiting from out of the area. Up until last night I’d just walked by monkey bread wondering what the heck it was. I mean, i knew it was something sweet and dough-​like, but other than that — no clue. Besides, I was usually pretty satisfied with my curley’s fries and vanilla ice cream with rainbow sprinkles (not jimmies — sorry. I know I live in «jimmies» country but I just can’t say it) …
So last night I was with some family and friends and we walked by monkey bread and I decided I was finally going to try it. OHMIGOD.
It was SO good. I don’t know if it was freshly made or sitting there for hours but I don’t care. It was nice and crispy on the outside and light and fluffy on the inside… so good. It’s kinda like a cross between Strufoli (those delicious Italian honey balls that my aunt would always make for holidays… that I used to stick in my hair when I was a baby) and a cinnamon bun. It’s really really yummy. I can’t wait to check out their other location! Might do that tomorrow morning after I check out the Ocean City Farmer’s Market! As always, I’ll let you know how it is.

We go to Ocean City all the time to walk the boards and get some fresh air. I must have walked past Monkey Bread a hundred times and never noticed because it’s so tiny. Then one day a lady grabbed my attention and offered me a sample. Holy moly! From that day forward I was a fan. Sticky, sweet, moist, hot luciousness is what it is. It’s soft hot cinnamon bread with TWO kinds of icing.
If you catch them when it’s really fresh, it’s knock your socks off good. When it’s not just-​made, it’s still quite good, but it’s not the same. The quality isn’t always even so sometimes it’s a little bit of a let-​down. But it is tooth-​achingly DEE-​licious. It’s so sweet that usually one serving is sufficient to share between two or three of us. If they sold coffee at the Monkey Bread on the boardwalk, I might be able to pull off eating a whole one by myself. If you’d like to do that, you can check out T&M’s other location on West Ave. There you can sit and enjoy Monkey Bread’s expanded menu. But you’re gonna want the Monkey Bread regardless. Trust me!

Do you even know what Monkey Bread is?
Monkey Bread: A sweet yeast bread formed by arranging small clumps of dough (which are usually dipped in melted butter) in 3 or 4 overlapping layers in a pan. After baking, the clumps cling together to form a solid loaf. It is then doused in a cinnamon and sugar liquidly substance.
What you are eating:
3 packages of buttermilk biscuit tubes
2 cups sugar or more
2 teaspoons cinnamon
1 cup butter
And I don’t know anywhere else that sells it than here. You can make it at home too (get recipes online) and it is incredible. You pull off the little balls for your own personal bite of heaven.