Sooo confused by this place. I was looking for a quality Italian bakery and was so excited when I found this one with all the positive reviews. Bought a loaf of Italian bread (the baguette) and rainbow cookies which will 100% indicate if an Italian bakery is good or not. Unfortunately the rainbow cookie was $3 for 1 cookie and it was not very good, way too much chocolate. More importantly, the bread was way too sweet and soft, not authentic Italian bread at all. Real Italian bread is a bit crisp on the outside and dense on the inside. Honestly I knew before I even tried the food that the place was not authentic when I asked the counter person what the difference was between the round “Sicilian loaf” as they were calling it and the baguette and they told me there is no difference, one is just round lol. Maybe some of their other stuff is good but I will not be back to try it. This place may be decent for Coloradans but if you’re expecting an authentic Italian bakery, this ain’t it.
A piece of Italy in Colorado. I just moved here and you don’t understand how happy I am to have accidentally found this. I literally have tears in my eyes. The flavors are just like the ones at home. I only got a few things to try this morning and I haven’t even tried them all yet, but biting into an almond cornetto brought me back home for a minute I will definitely go back. It’s pinned on my google maps now ? Such a wonderful store, make sure you stop by if you can.
Tried this simple yet amazing bakery a few weeks ago for our very first time. The meatball sub, the sausage calzone and the coffee were all delicious. We also brought home some cream puffs and Sicilian pistachio cookies - both of which were amazing treats with coffee later in the day. This is a great place to get your pastries and cookies if you are picky about your baked goods since they are made very well. The marinara sauce is the best I have ever had. Julia who helped us with our order was kind and patient as we decided all the things what we wanted to try. We had such a great time here and highly recommend this place.
Amazing pastries and calzones! I would stick to the authentic Italian stuff rather than the American or French basics. The “thumbprint cookies” (I think that’s what they were called) fresh out of the oven were unimaginably soft—pure bite-sized bliss!
My grandma wAs Italian and French. Her baking, unrivaled. For decades now I have eaten cookies and other baked goods that didn’t come close but were okay.Today I found a place that finally took me back to the mid 1970’s in her kitchen. Patiently waiting for love baked and presented. Almost exotic in richness and complexity. Each cookie, cake, or biscotti takes me back.
I bought an array of cookies for my Sicilian father for Christmas. They were all gone the next day! Cannolis made with ricotta, creamy lobster pastries, biscotti... You want traditional? This place is the real deal.
I will drive all the way from North Fort Collins just to come here ?? Being Italian I am very picky about my food but this hits the spot especially when I'm craving some of the bakery items that I don't have time (or patience lol) to make myself. The Sfogliatella (a.k.a lobster tail pastry), the cherry Amaretti and pignoli are my absolute favorite. Highly recommend stopping by.
Best Italian bakery outside of Philly! Authentic traditional Italian pastries along with people’s favorites. Definitely a “leave the gun, grab the cannoli” place! Good espresso drinks too, done the right way.
Fantastic Italian Bakery!!! Everything is always Delicious & of the best quality! Everyone is also friendly plus they have some scrumptious lunch items!?100% recommended!!!
Great staff, excellent Italian bakery. Pizza, calzone, bread and awesome desserts. Must do things well been around a long time.