A friend brought me some vanilla dark chocolate biscotti and chocolate caramel salted biscotti after a trip to Pittsburgh. It was delicious and beautiful. I wish I would've taken a picture before we nearly ate all of it. On any trip to Pittsburgh I could see myself stopping by to grab a few bags of biscotti. Well done! read more

Enrico Biscotti - Vanilla dark chocolate biscotti - Bakeries Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Every time my family and I go to Pittsburgh, we must stop in and get some Biscotti. All of the flavors they have are amazing but I highly recommend the salted caramel Biscotti! Such a lovely place with such friendly staff! You must stop by if you're ever in the strip district! read more

The cafe is a little gem tucked away in the Strip District. I've walked by this cafe so many times and never realized it was there until now. Let's talk about the food: it's amazing! We had the greens and beans and the pepperoni pizza. The greens and beans was very hearty and flavorful. The pizza was very fresh and you could see it cooked right there in the oven. The house wines are also amazing. Definitely give this place a try next time you're in the Strip District! read more

Enrico Biscotti - Greens and beans and pepperoni pizza - Bakeries Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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Love stopping at Enrico Biscotti every time I'm at the Strip. Delicious biscotti in countless flavors! I've also had their bread which has always been fresh and delicious. There are other delicious looking baked treats but I've not tried them yet. The staff are always helpful and friendly. They offer a couple classes as well including a bread making and pizza making class. The pizza making class was fun and interesting. It included dinner, pizza making in the wood fire oven and wine! I highly recommend stopping in! read more

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What an awesome place! Tucked into a narrow alley way on Liberty Ave in the Strip you will find Enrico Biscotti. With all its charm and delicious food, I'd say it's a must-stop place for visitors and Pittsburgh-ers alike! My husband and I took some relatives here on a Saturday AM around 1045. The place it's self is small, kind of cramped actually, but is so darn cute! If it were only the 2 of us, I'd consider giving it 5 stars, but when you're that cramped, it makes things a little hard to work with. The food though! 5 stars! I ordered the breakfast pasta carbonara and my husband ordered the biscuits and sausage gravy. My pasta cooked well, the sauce was creamy and rich, and the bacon was thick enough to know it was there but cooked well. The biscuits and gravy are the best I've ever tried. Now, let's not all go crazy about the biscuits and gravy from the south, or your grandmothers or whoever, I'm fairly new to the biscuit/gravy game. The biscuit was fluffy and buttery and the gravy definitely hit you with sausage up front but creamy on the back. When you add the two over easy eggs on top.. voila! Delicious. I've made it back for the pizza! We ordered the daily pizza which was mushroom and bacon. The crust was chewy, the cheese was creams, the bacon was thick and crunchy, and the mushrooms were precooked - maybe a little too watery for my liking, but I would order again. We also ordered the fat salad - nothing special but was the perfect side dish to the pizza. Just standard green leaf lettuce, a balsamic house dressing, walnuts, and cranberries. The pizza and salad was prefect for 2 people to share and still have some room for any other street snacks you might find in the strip. I will be back to try some more pizza!! read more

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Yes, may I have another please :) The smells are to die for. The selection is perfect and the biscotti is semi-hard. Travels well, so we brought an assortment to our friends throughout the Midwest. I really liked the White Chocolate w/ macadamia nuts. All the favors are great so feel free to try them all. Located in a central location on The Strip makes Enrico's a must when in the Pittsburgh area. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Buongiorno! read more

I'm not sure where I read that Enrico Biscotti was the place to get to in the Strip District but wow, were they right. These are some magic dang biscottis. Crisp, flavorful and very, very tasty. Well made, they hold up well despite a brief dip in the coffee cup and then a munch. Perhaps a little crumbly but that's what a biscotti is supposed to do. I got an assortment. Walnuts, chocolate, almonds, all sorts of great stuff. I don't have a favorite - they were all excellent! read more

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I don't think you can walk by Enrico's without being drawn into the store purely by the aroma wafting out the front doors. They have such an amazing variety of freshly made crunchy biscotti. Each flavor compliments any morning cup of coffee or tea (for those who like to dunk them like me). They even have a variety for your fur-babies! The goodness doesn't stop there though.... enjoy a coconut macaroon or other yummy cookie from the other case. Or grab a loaf of their homemade bread to take home and share at your next family meal. Looking for lunch?? Check out these Cafe around back!! Oh and did I mention they ship biscotti right to your door!!! read more

Small and inviting place that you may overlook while traversing around the Strip District. My suggestion would be that you don't and make a visit for a quick goodie to satisfy any sweetness cravings. Everything looked fresh and our items definitely were. They have a small cafe around the back from the front entrance. read more

Enrico Biscotti - Bakeries Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

The biscotti is great - I got a salted caramel biscotti as recommended by the cashier and it was very tasty, even for someone like myself who isn't the biggest fan of biscotti. I got a box of broken biscotti which was nice because it has a good variety of flavors in bite size pieces and their being broken made them half the price of regular ones. My only slight complaint is that I thought they'd have coffee or some drinks here but they didn't (not that they have seating to enjoy your biscotti with a drink because they don't, but I just assumed they'd have some drinks). I'd come here again. read more

Enrico Biscotti - Salted caramel biscotti - Bakeries Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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This place is located in the Strip District and has delicious biscottis (and other baked goods)! The place isn't big; it doesn't have seating, and is packed with baked goodies. There are a huge variety of biscottis in cool flavors like Apricot hazelnut, Chocolate orange almond, Black forest, Oatmeal raisin pecan... SO many to choose from! Husband and I got two small 8 oz. bags which were $8/bag (if I remember correctly!) in Ginger almond and Vanilla dark chocolate flavors. I was worried that the biscottis would be too hard, but they were actually really soft and delicious. Other baked goods that they had were cookies, cakes, pies, etc. There was a cookie called "Person cookie" which was half vanilla, half chocolate, which was really cute. I would definitely recommend visitors to swing by here - biscottis make great souvenirs (even thought they may not last as long!). read more

Enrico Biscotti - Bakeries Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

This is my favorite spot for sandwiches, soups or salad. The beans and greens are amazing, as are the salads and breads. The ambiance is relaxed and casual, and the food is always excellent. Enrico's is great for conversation or for resting your feet while shopping at the Strip. They have a First Friday Dinner which is BYOB with no corkage fee. On Saturday's you can buy a bottle of Carlo's Garage Winery, they make the wine downstairs. read more

This review is limited to the bakery only since I did not dine in their cafe. I was so thrilled to have found this place after sampling one of their biscottis at Yelp's recent airport event. They were surprised to learn that a business out there sold their baked goods but delighted that it brought me in. While biscottis may be their mainstay they sell other pastries, pies, cakes, cookies, gluten free items, and even Italian bread round loaves. Everything is made in house. Some biscottis come prebagged for travel but they are smaller and you don't get to choose. You can also get bags of broken pieces for an assortment. Full ones sell for $2.00 each but you can get 6 for $10.00. I was told not to refrigerate them. I didn't need to wrap them tightly when I got home. All I had to do was keep them in the bag and it would last for a long time. I chose 4 different flavors to make up my 6 including cherry, lemon, macadamia nut white chocolate, and a pecan filled one. As I was finishing my order I heard the baker in the back say the macaroons had just been taken out of the oven so I immediately purchased the apricot one for $1.50. Literally it was so soft, warm, and had that fresh taste about it. Some of the items they sell require refrigeration so I would recommend either stopping here last when visiting the Strip district or bringing a cooler. When I got home I broke into part of the cherry one. It was fresh, crunchy and broke off easily. I will be anxious to see how the others hold up as I consume them over the course of the week. Conveniently located on Penn Ave near 20th St you are in the heart of the business district. Only problem has and always will be parking. Metered street parking is your best bet if you want to save some money. read more

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A little slice of biscotti heaven. With only 30 minutes to spare in the Strip District, we set out to find some sweets for the evening's dinner. Enrico nearly fell in our lap as we trotted up the block. It was either the smell of butter pouring out the front door or the cozy "what's going in on there?" street appeal that lured us in. Between the two of us we purchased everything from pumpking and fig and walnut biscotti to cannolis, lemon basil shortbread cookies, cream puffs and chocolate espresso tea cookies. Needless to say, this is the perfect place to visit if you find yourself en route to a tea-loving Italian family's house for dinner. Almost every dessert we purchased was crafted for dunking. This place is pretty cozy. Rumor has it they have a mini cafe with seating in the back (behind the kitchen). read more

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Holy cannoli! Was on the way to gauchos for lunch and my friend insisted we had to get a cannoli before they sold out. Not harboring much of a sweet tooth and the the thought of having dessert before lunch was soooooo unorthodox but soooooo glad we did because we snagged the last 3! It was only 1pm on a Tuesday and they were out and I totally get why...so divine they blew my mind. It was the perfect size and texture. The shell was just hard to bite into but soft enough the ricotta filled goodness didn't seep out everywhere. I really liked how it wasn't overstuffed but not understuffed- it was literally the perfect trifecta of filling, sweetness, and crust- the holy cannoli. Got to try the biscotti next time but until then, will plan another trip to the strip to satisfy my once dormant sweet tooth! p.s. Will also have to try to make it to the bakers class one day early morning! read more

Enrico Biscotti - The perfect cannoli - Bakeries Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Another gem in the Strip District, Enrico Biscotti is well worth the visit! Known for its divine biscotti as the name suggests, the store smells absolutely heavenly as soon as you walk in. My family and I have been going here for as long as we've lived in city, and today we picked an assortment of their creative and delicious flavors for my mom's birthday breakfast. The biscotti are fresh, perfectly baked and ideal to eat with coffee. We'll soon be back! read more

Enrico Biscotti - From top to bottom: cranberry pistachio biscotti, vanilla macadamia nut white chocolate biscotti, salted chocolate biscotti - Bakeries Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

The Enrico Cafe is so cute, tucked behind the biscotti shop storefront. I had been wanting to try the pizza here for ages and I finally made it in. The space is very small, but you get a full view of the kitchen, which was pretty neat. Sadly, I wasn't entirely impressed with the pizza. I tried the margherita and it just didn't meet my expectations of a margherita, mainly because the sauce was so sweet. I don't mind a sweet sauce typically, but I guess I mind it when it's on a margherita. Another drawback to the Enrico Cafe was that there were sooo many fruit flies! I was surprised by this because I came here on a bitter cold day in January. You don't expect to see so many fruit flies in the dead of winter. Although I didn't like the margherita, I'd be curious to try other pizza varieties or try something other than pizza from Enrico's. read more

We had a private event here. The staff was pleasant, the food was excellent. We had a five course dinner, each course was great! The chicken was tender and juicy. The appetizers were plentiful. Dessert was awesome. read more

"We encourage you to stop in for your bread and biscotti (I promise to keep my distance)." (from their website) Is there COVID -19 Business Model. However it is not what they practice... After having to ask for personal distance while trying to pay, I was verbally bullied and harassed by another customer. The shop keepers did nothing. As for the food: The cookies were so stale that I couldn't eat them - straight into the trash. Awful experience all around. Do not recommend to anyone, even as a local trying to support neighborhood businesses at this time. read more

Not gona lie. We wanted to have breakfast at DeLucas in the strip. But the line was ridicules. I have loved Enrico's biscotti and pastries for a few years now. But we never ventured past the iron gates to try the restaurant. Today we did. Feeling very thankful that we did. We just made it for the breakfast menu. What I adored was that as we browsed the menu, Enrico himself sat at the entrance working/relaxing. He encouraged us to just go in, sit down, they will make you whatever you want. We chose to sit in the alley area. It was a bit chilly, but so worth the ambiance. I ordered the sausage risotto served with a sunny side up egg on top. My husband had the biscuits and sausage gravy. Both were incredible. Portion was great. Slightly pricey, but truly worth every penny!!! read more

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Calling all biscotti lovers! This spot in a must-see when visiting Pittsburgh's Strip District. Delicious homemade biscotti with unique flavors and truly an unbeatable flavor. Most recently, I tried their fig & walnut biscotti which was amazing. They also have other food items as well, including really tasty cookies! Try their cafe for incredible lunch as well! read more

This review is for the bread making class. I had heard great things from a few friends about their Sunday brunch + bread making class and had been wanting to try forever! I finally pulled the trigger, splurged the $85 per person and reserved a spot for my husband and I. So so glad to have this experience! We walked in to the cafe and there was a long table with wine, water, and table settings for about 14 others. We were greeted and showed where the coffee was which was needed at 10am. A few short minutes later we were given an overview of our morning - brunch first followed by bread making and the history of bread told throughout. The staff began to promptly pass around brunch which was served family style and it was seriously amazing - so so SO much food and an endless supply of both red and white homemade wine. Today's brunch was sausage with potatoes and peppers, penne with red sauce, lox and hard boiled eggs, biscuits and gravy, berry French toast and bacon, breakfast quiche, and breakfast risotto with poached eggs. The quantities alone made my mouth drop- there was more than enough to go around for everyone + seconds (if you can finish your first plate). The food was incredible - the absolute best French toast I've ever tasted and the breakfast risotto was outstanding. I don't even know what was in it but I know I'll have dreams about it for a long time. All the while, you're being told stories of the history of bread while you're eating and drinking and the staff is incredibly friendly, catering to you along the way but staying silent enough so you can be captivated in the story of bread. Then we moved to the kitchen and began making our loaves. Each person makes their own rustic Italian loaf. The dough is prepared in advancebut the rest of the forming and baking is up to you (and as I learned there is much to it to get the perfect loaf)! Once your Italian loaf is in the oven, if there's time you also make focaccia and there are a plethora of toppings to go with it. While the bread is baking, you then learn how the dough is actually prepared and how you can translate these techniques to baking the bread at home (not in a beautiful wood fired stove). Once the bread is finished you take the fruits of your labor home and that's a wrap! Honestly it was an amazing experience and I'd love to do it again (even for just the food). Between my husband and I we left full, happy, learned some interesting history about different cultures and their experiences with bread, and with 4 loaves that we baked in the shop. It was one of my favorite activities I've done in the city and most certainly worth the money (especially if you're a wine drinker)! Would absolutely recommend for couples, friends, family to try it together -you'll leave feeling so cultured! Very much looking forward to returning to the cafe for brunch and trying another one of Enricos classes in the future! read more

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Enrico's bakery has the BEST biscotti I've ever tried. It's the perfect texture, soft with a little crunch. Also their flavors are delicious. My favorite is the salted chocolate. They've been doing online orders and shipping all over the country during the pandemic. Consider supporting a small business like this one! read more

Enrico Biscotti - Big Red Tin assorted biscotti - Bakeries Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

We got some biscotti and brought it around to the cafe for lattes! I was a little unclear on where to go/order/get seating, but thankfully someone approached us and asked what we wanted, so we ordered our coffees and then got a seat. Someone kindly wiped down our table, and I asked our waiter for a water. He came back to tables around us several times....still no coffee or water. Maybe 10 minutes later, he apologized and said our lattes were coming....so I asked for water a second time. When he brought our lattes I asked for water a third time. Still no water. He came back to check on us when my husband was finished with his biscotti and coffee and I was halfway done and my husband reminded him about my water. I finally got my water about 25 minutes in. So that was not really great. But besides that, it was tasty, the servers were nice, and the environment is amazing. The exposed brick and lights make for a really nice escape from the busyness of the Strip. Definitely would like to go back and get some food. Hopefully my server will bring my water next time. read more

Enrico Biscotti - Bakeries Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Have you ever been served by someone who's drunk? Well....I have.... I'm not talking about your drunk friend wobbling over to hand you a plate of food out of her kitchen. Or the bartender who's drinking along with you. I'm talking about an actual server at a restaurant...for lunch. If I didn't find it so amusing I would have been SO irritated. Thankfully, it's just one of those times you're just a spectator in a funny comedy of errors. I've been served by this woman before, and it seems that she may be an owner or manager. Someone who's obviously able to imbibe on the wine during work hours. Oh, and she was definitely tipsy last time...this time....it was party time drunk! So Drunky McDrunkster kept forgetting to bring us our drinks, our water and our bread. She also messed up our orders by forgetting what they were and then running back to find out what we had asked for. Then our orders came and both my friends "sangaweeches" where wrong. They were gracious enough to just eat them and not care. They agreed that they weren't bad, but they weren't t life changing either. Everyone wants a life changing meal! I've been here once before for lunch as well and wasn't too impressed. I got the pasta vodka the first time and it was ok. Not mind blowing...obviously how I like my pasta to be! This time I just ordered an anti pasta salad. I thought it was an interesting twist to add dried cranberries and walnuts with absolutely no cheese (boo!). The bread was actually really delish! That was probably my favorite part...well...other than the drunk server. The really surprising part about McDrunkster is that the wine they sell is NOT good. They've started to make their own and it just tasted as if the ingredients didn't mesh like they should. I've meet a couple wine's I don't particularly like, but I've never meet a wine I can't even stand to sip. I'll take my cheap Yellow Tail if that's the case! So more power to you lady, if you can enjoy your job, with a bottle of wine included daily. I just don't think I'll be back to eat. Maybe just spectate! read more

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I can't go to the Strip without a stop at Enrico's. Great biscotti and macaroons. Lots of flavors to choose from.

We have not been doing dining in restaurants but we have purchased their biscotti at a local farmers market. We have gotten several flavors. All have been excellent. I like the crunchy texture. I also like that the added flat=vors really pop. they do not skimp on the flavorings, nuts or fruit that they add, At the farmers market we observed them using careful hygeine--gloves mask etc. read more

Delicious breakfast in the Strip District! We loved walking around the Strip District on a recent Saturday morning, and had been encouraged to have breakfast at Enrico's. We were not disappointed. Well ... a *tad* disappointed to find out that the *bread bakery* was out of bread to make French Toast. Nevertheless, we persisted! The biscuits and gravy were luscious and just sinful. We felt vindicated by following them up with green eggs and ham (fried eggs over kale with ham & white beans). Fiber cancels out fat, amiright? ;) The service was fantastic! Super cool to see the wood fired oven. Would def come again over future visits to PGH! read more

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So many biscottis! Almond, almond anise, apricot, apricot hazelnut, banana walnut, black forest, black pepper walnut, cherry, chocolate, chocolate orange almond, chocolate vanilla swirl, cinnamon, coconut chocolate chip, cornmeal, cranberry pistachio, fig pecan, ginger, hazelnut, lemon, macadamia nut, orange almond nutmeg... SO many biscottis. The best way to sample them is to get yourself an Assorted Bag of mini biscottis, which will set you back about $6-- not bad considering the wealth of flavors that are packed in there. On another note, we also picked up a Coconut Macaroon ($1.50), which was not as good as the Yelp & foursquare tips would lead you to believe. read more

Enrico Biscotti - Biscotti everywhere! - Bakeries Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Fun and affordable with great atmosphere. Hidden off the main strip of Penn Ave next door to Enrico's famous Biscotti Co bakery is this tiny, casual, Industrial-revival restaurant. The owner will acknowledge you immediately as you enter and will make you feel like a welcome guest in his home. Our group of 4 had to wait 15 minutes, so the owner (Enrico, perhaps?) gave us a free bottle of table wine, which was light, dry and good. The menu is short, but rest assured that everything is good. Each person in our party of 4 got a different dish and shared it. There wasn't a dish I wouldn't order again. I got the stew which, surprisingly is not broth-based but includes fried potatoes with onions, sausage and spices. It's dern hearty. The lasagna was very cheesy and indulgently good. The pasta fagioli comes in a large portion. All dishes came with a side salad. read more

Enrico Biscotti - Bakeries Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

This was the 2nd of three sweet stops of my Foodie tour of the Strip District in Pittsburgh. I think I was a bit overwhelmed by all the choices and also because we didn't have enough time in the shop I randomly chose a Walnut Biscotti which was really dry and just not too my taste palate. I did like that they sold a decent size brown bag of broken biscotti for $7 and that way you could try a whole bunch and find a flavor combo that works for you, so I reckon that's what I will do at my next visit. Unfortunately this visit, the biscotti just didn't do it for me! Yelp Review 67/ 2017 read more

Enrico Biscotti - Lots of flavors - Bakeries Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

This is a must for biscotti fans! They probably have about 20-30 flavors of biscotti to choose from and they are gigantic! I have tried the lemon, pineapple and almond.. I wish they can put more pineapple chunks and maybe make it more lemony? The almond one was crunchy and I think I like it the best. I realized the textures of the 3 are slightly different, I personally prefer the crunchy type :) This place is pretty hidden, look up for the store sign.. A must go if you are in Pittsburgh downtown! You will know when you're in the right place as you can smell the fresh baked goods once stepping in.. read more

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Ate here on a July trip to Pittsburgh. The location was quaint in the back of the biscotti shop and the food was delicious! You can really taste the freshness of the pizza dough and the good quality cheeses they use for the or pizza. They had a variety of pasta dishes. The spot is a nice place for a lazy Sunday lunch or even in the evening for a cozy date. Would definitely go here again. read more

Chocolate covered macaroons, oh my. I think I died and went to macaroon heaven. And yes, the biscotti is delicious, too. They close at 3 p.m., so you'd better get your sweet fix on early. But the aroma alone is worth it. read more

Enrico Biscotti - Worst Kept Secret! - Bakeries Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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Making our way out of Primanti's the next stop on our list was another stop well thought of by locals - Enrico Biscotti Company. Featuring house made, old school, all natural, hand cut Italian treats I rather expected to enter a large rustic space full off cakes, cookies, and confections - and to that end we most certainly weren't disappointed. Greeted by a friendly young man as we watched two young ladies cut biscotti in the back I asked about a number of items that were not clearly marked and the three of us eventually settled on four separate options. Paying with credit (I was actually amazed how many spots in the Burgh were cash only) we made our way to the car and drove to the National Aviary where we'd enjoy the desserts while waiting for the exhibits to open. Having heard great things about the Chocolate Ravioli I'd ordered one - or at least I thought I did. Taking a bite we'd clearly received the wrong order as the filling of the crisp and buttery shell yielded candied lemon peel. Tasty, sweet, but definitely not what I'd expected. Moving on to the next taste, a dish described as "Strawberry Soft Biscotti" we were yet again duped, but this time in a good way. Sweet and cakelike this "biscotti" was most certainly not Strawberry but instead a sweet and complex amalgam of maraschino cherry and pistachio. The best of our four options and also the most filling of the group I was quite happy with the biscotti while my mother and sister remained underwhelmed. Moving on to our second pair of selections, the drier of the options, we started with the "Banana Walnut Biscotti." Tasting minimally like banana, less like walnut, and mostly like a good sugar cookie all I can say is that it was nicely textured plain biscotti - I'm not sure if this was another mistake in our order or simply a lack of pronounced flavors. Following the biscotti was a "Blackberry drop" Scone - a sugary biscuit with lush pockets of butter and thick whole blackberries - it was excellent. Throughout the rest of our visit to Pittsburgh we would see Enrico Biscotti at multiple markets, bakeries, and shops - clearly they are not hurting for fame or business, even if they are hurting for competent help at home base. While none of the items we had were bad, only the scone was more impressive than an average quality version of the same thing at any good bakery - perhaps we just went on a bad day or perhaps we ordered wrong...then again, perhaps we ordered right and just got the wrong thing? read more

A hidden gem! We just stumbled upon this adorable restaurant while walking around the strip. The food was absolutely delicious. We ordered the pizza with fried egg and that day's specialty pasta. The service was attentive and the food came out super quick! This is a perfect place for an enchanting date or even just a quick bite with friends. We'll definitely be coming back... and ordering a glass of wine next time! read more

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Came here to try the legendary biscotti, and they were not bad. We tried the apricot and the salted caramel. The texture of the biscotti was crisp and sandy- a little drier than biscotti I've had before, but maybe these are more authentic? Definitely would've been better with a cup of coffee. The salted caramel definitely had a salty finish, but I didn't really taste any caramel. The chocolate coating was good though! The apricot was more of a subtle flavor, but I did like this one more. read more

Rude employee, unprofessional and loud, yelling at customers from behind counter, speaking badly about them once they left store. Gnats in pastry case. The bakery is very cute and in a great location but it only takes one bad experience from an employee to ruin patronage. My Sweet Lily or Colangelos are our favorite spots where we get 100% customer service every single time. read more

Can I live here? There are no words to how amazingly incredible this place is. We came on Saturday for a bachelorette party. It was a nice twist to your standard bach party. It is pretty quaint and unique inside. First, let's talk about their wine... I had the red, it was not sweet, but not dry. Right in the middle and it was perfect! They kept it flowing, but made sure our waters were always filled and kept us hydrated. I appreciate that! They had a nice little appetizer set up for everyone with fresh charcuterie, cheeses and fresh bread. Next, salad. So I would like to tell you that I did tell them in advance that I do not participate in eating animal products. No problem! They were so nice in accommodating my needs. They asked us about food allergies and made sure everyone was getting what they wanted. They served a nice salad and gave me a bowl with one just for me with no cheese! How awesome! I attached a picture! Now to dinner, they served roasted chicken with fig jam and I believe penne vodka. The girls said everything was amazing! It looked super yummy. For me, they gave me a plate of penne with a slight spicy red marinara, YUM! But, my favorite part was this steamed kale with onions, carrots, beans and this corn meal topping. I am so sorry and sad I did not take a picture, it was sooooo good I dug right in! It was seriously amazing, the woman who made it came over and told me how to make it, I cannot wait to give it a try! Now to dessert and after dinner coffee selections.... They had some cookies, macaroons, cake pops and more! Everyone said they were super good and they had to go boxes for everyone too! I am OBSESSED with their americano, to say the least -- I had 3! Haha I love espresso and this might be the best espresso I have ever had. Now to making the bread, first I want to tell you about the attire. We were all a little confused on how to dress. But, it is such a fun, casual atmosphere; don't feel the need to get super fancy. Heels are a no, but booties will be fine. Don't worry about getting dirty while making the bread, they have aprons! You can be super involved in the bread making or not at all! It's totally up to you. It was super fun and Max was so nice and patient while he talked all us girls through the making of the bread. Some girls never probably bake, some all the time. So it's truly a night out for all different types of girls, moms and so much more! I cannot wait to come back again!!! read more

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I ate here this past weekend for lunch with my girlfriend. My friends wife had recommended it to us, otherwise I do not know that we would have noticed it as I have walked by many times without noticing it. The entrance to it is cute and invokes a little side street bistro in Europe complete with string lights. We decided to start off our meal with some coffees. It was easy to tell it wasn't mass produced, had a great taste and was strong too. For our entrees I decided upon the pollo sanwheech while my girlfriend had the pesto. My sanwheech consisted of cooked pizza dough flipped over to make a sandwich with field greens, chicken, mushrooms and a piece of pepperoni a side. It was interesting with the pizza dough as bread and I enjoyed it. My girlfriends pesto was also one of the better tasting that I had tried recently. The good food is only half the reason to go as the atmosphere is cool as well. The bottom line for me is that I will definitely head back here in the future. The food was good and the ambience even better. read more