“Italian Bakery and Deli”   Margaret S.

A friend recently recommended that I check out the new Italian Bakery in town Pizzelles. She was raving about their Cannolis. I visited the new store, and was a bit disappointed. Having had... More >

A friend recently recommended that I check out the new Italian Bakery in town Pizzelles. She was raving about their Cannolis. I visited the new store, and was a bit disappointed. Having had "Italian Bakeries" in NYC, this place was very small and had a smaller menu. And it was not just a bakery, but also a small deli selling pizza, soup and sandwiches. They are also a bit on the high side when it comes to cost. A cannoli (listed as "large" is a standard sized cannoli) for $3.50. A ciabatta, listed as an "Italian Sub" is $6.75. Their "Traditional Pizza" was not bad, at two topping "slices" at $2.75. But a dozen cookies are $7.50. While the food overall is quite good, I think it's a bit expensive for this neck of the woods. I had a cannoli, it was a traditional one and tasty. Also had a biscotti at $1.30 each, which again, quite good but a bit pricy. In a town where traditional Italian baked goods are non-existent, this is a good idea. But it will be a treat I have only occasionally because of the price.
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“Pizzelle's is Awesome!”   Stacey B.

What a wonderful Italian bakery and shop. The inside has been beautifully decorated and the selection of Italian baked goods is terrific. The gelato (like ice cream but creamier and softer) taste... More >

What a wonderful Italian bakery and shop. The inside has been beautifully decorated and the selection of Italian baked goods is terrific. The gelato (like ice cream but creamier and softer) taste wonderful and I give the biscotti two thumbs up. The staff is very helpful and pleasant - even when it's close to closing, they are always accomdating.
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