Fantastic pizza, calzones, sandwiches and bread. The pastries and desserts are really authentic…read moreItalian pastry. I especially love the Russian Tea Cakes. They are so moist and flavorful. My favorite calzone is the spinach one. The pizza strips are very crispy and tasty. The sauce is great!!

My husband and I were influenced by a few posts we saw mentioning Pastryland's zeppoles-…read morespecifically their ricotta cannoli version. We stopped in yesterday (Sunday morning around 10 a.m.). This was our first time inside the bakery, so we were looking through the fridges and front cases. There were only three other customers in line ahead of us. I asked if they had any ricotta zeppoles, and the woman seemed irritated that I asked and shouted, "NO." They didn't mention whether they had run out or if it's a specialty item that they only make until St. Joseph's Day. I also noticed that they don't have prices listed for anything. The total for a regular zeppole and a bag of pizza dough came to about $9. The zeppole was tasteless and soggy. The pizza dough was equally terrible. Will most likely not return. Also note that the parking lot currently has a massive pothole near one of their entrances.

Scialo Bros Bakery is an Italian style bakery in the Federal Hill section of Providence. I've been…read morea few times over the years, most recently last weekend. They sell fresh filled cannolis, cakes, cookies, pastries, etc. The small shop has a classic feel. On this visit, I just bought a box of cannolis. They had an option of a traditional filling, or with chocolate chips. They also had options for capping the ends. I chose chocolate chips for the chocolate chip filling, and pistachio for the traditional filling. I tried the traditional with pistachio. The shell is lighter than most of the places where I've bought cannolis. The filling was mildly sweet, very smooth and had a very slight fruit flavor. Perhaps from orange zest? In my experience, Scialo Bros is a cool place to visit and has good treats.

Looked online for must places to go in Providence, RI. This place came up. If you're craving truly…read moreexceptional baked goods. This is the spot. 10/10 on the cannolis with chocolate chips. Sweet pastries everywhere and the selection seems never ending. We also got eclairs and they were ok but had nothing on the cannolis. My husband ordered the carrot cake and said it was very good. If you are ever in the area and have a sweet tooth. Visit this hidden gem.

We stopped in for the first time today and the place is adorable! They have a great menu, lots of…read morenice things to buy, and the farm itself is modern and looks great. There was a line but it moved very quickly. We ended up ordering two sandwiches, two drinks, and an Oreo cookie along with a chocolate croissant. The cost came out to $45. Not free but I thought it was reasonable for the amount of food we got and the quality of the items. I was impressed with their amount of outside seating as well, it was nice to sit out and enjoy the local sights. The chicken salad I had was a little messy- the bottom half of the bread didn't do a good job of keeping the sandwich together. However the portion size was huge! In the future I would ask for some pepper on top or maybe a vinegar. My significant others tuna sandwich was also large but he felt it was a little dry. Their baked goods are outstanding though! I really enjoyed my cookie. It was soft in the center but crispy on the edges. I heard the croissant was great as well. Overall, I would give Phantom Farms a 4.5 but rounded up due to the quality of their food. I would definitely come and try some different items again!

Been coming to this farm for years. Whether it's to get the seasonal pumpkin, or buying various…read morebakery items. The food and quality is always the best. On this trip I ordered a bacon and egg on an everything bagel with a Blueberry lavender tea. Very delicious and fast. Staff is always friendly here as well. There is a cute sitting area if you would like to eat your food inside. Will be back again soon.

I came here several years ago for best iced coffee RI. Their coffee was simple and basic but their…read morebaked goods are epic. I stopped in today despite all the snow in providence and numerous roadways nearby being blocked my plows and trucks. I have zero regrets! The obstacles were worth overcoming for their amazing rainbow cookies that I'm obsessed with. This bakery isn't fancy at all, but don't let that fool you. Their staff is lovely and their cookies are epic. I love this spot so much! It is a hidden gem.

I give this place 3.5 stars but I'll round up to 4 stars! They have good malasadas, I also like…read moretheir pizza strips. I went in once before and asked for a pizza strip and lemon square and did get the pizza strip but got some kind of almond cookie instead of the lemon square? I tried to connect with them on it but no luck. I also had an iced coffee on that visit and it was awful. I went back today for an iced coffee since I was in the area and the coffee was definitely better this time around but still mediocre. If you're visit here, I'd suggest not getting coffee and checking your bag of goodies before you leave and then this will be a 5 star experience.

We've been in RI for quite a few years now and have never been to Wright's Dairy farm. First stop…read morewas to try their ice cream served from a trailer in the side yard, to the left of the market. With about a dozen options we had no problem selecting our choices. The ice cream is sweet and creamy with plenty of flavor. Next up, we explored their market. Gift items, pantry items, grab 'n go cakes, muffins, pizza strips and sweet snacks, milk, cheese, ice cream containers. Lots of sweet treats in the display cases too. We ended our visit with a visit to the cows and milking barn. We were too early to see the milking process but we did walk the little trail where kids can participate in a scavenger hunt. Get supplies in the tractor mailbox at the beginning if the path. A few heifers are penned up outside the milking barn and several more were standing in front of a huge fan at the back. At 90° even the cows want a fan! There's a good amount of parking in front of and to the left of the market. Handicap spots are right by the market door. Two porta-potty right next to the parking lot.

This bakery and dairy are one of the true gems in the greater Woonsocket area. I have enjoyed this…read morebakery since a kid, especially their cream puffs (featuring fresh dairy cream). They have many other amazing pastries, breads and cakes. I have never been disappointed. The staff always patient and helpful despite how busy they are. As this is also a dairy, they have available their milk. The maple milk (available in small bottles) is remarkably fresh and flavorful - highly recommend. Their ice cream is also available to take out. In the warmer parts of the year there is an onsite ice cream stand run outside in an old camper - charming! They do custom cakes and orders, handled in an office onsite. Plenty of parking. They also have a self guided tour of the dairy operation.

It is St. Joseph's Day. I have never had a zeppola and it's about time I did. So off we went to…read morestand in line at The Original Italian Bakery. The bakery has a small parking lot with about half a dozen spots. A policeman was on duty today to direct cars to the Walgreen parking lot next door when this lot was full, and to let them in when spots were open. As the line of people waiting outside the door to get in was constant, this was very smart planning and much appreciated. Some folks seemed to know St. Joseph's Day was very busy here and had placed orders in advance. These smart shoppers skipped the line and quickly came back outside with their orders bagged up. The line moved pretty well with four shop assistants helping customers. Only about 10 guests, max, fit inside at a time. Once inside bagged breads like sandwich rolls were on shelves while calzone and other meal pastry were in a case. Then, there were three cases full of zeppola. During our visit they had chocolate, pistachio, ricotta and original available. We got one of each. I cut my first zeppola in half and see the cream filling sits all the way down into the pastry. These are firm enough to hold in your hand and bit into. The pastry is very much like that in an éclair. Firm while being light and airy. The original filling is a lovely custard. The chocolate is a fluffy cream base I believe. Both were very tasty. I have two more to try and am looking forward to them. Between these tasty pastry and other items they had for sale there, we'll be back. You should check them out too.

Excellent pizza chips and amazing Italian bread. Best around…read more The brownies are a big hit with my family and the chocolate pies are incredible So many great baked goods, breads, wine biscuits and other essentials such as bread crumbs, pizza dough, focaccia shells. Bring cash or pay with CC for 3% fee

Ahh, Nueva San Salvador, how I wish you were in my neighborhood. We got a few empanadas (pineapple,…read morecoconut, sweet cheese), a roll, a piece of bread, bread pudding, and a huuuuge slab of cake with brown sugar filling for five bucks. I left the nice guy who helped us a couple extra so the place doesn't close down, even though they've been in business since at least 2008 without my help. The goodies were all delicious, and if I still lived in Providence, I'd be a regular. On the summer day that we visited this panaderia, it was like walking into an oven...but completely worth enduring the wall of heat as you step in. (Ignore the readable-from-space sign that says, "CLOSED," if the door is open. They have a habit of leaving it flipped the wrong way.) FYI, they do a good job of stocking a small selection of Latino grocery items in the front, making the most out of a tight space. I was almost tempted by a bottle of jamaica concentrate...

So I am not a Central American bakery connoisseur by any means, but I do love fresh baked goods. I…read morewandered in here one day just to check it out. They have a large selection and carry items beyond baked goods for those looking for some Central American tidings. What I got (which I can't name or tell you what it was) was overall pretty good. The prices are cheap, like 3 cookies for $1 cheap. In general, their products have much, much less sugar than American pastries and are a bit more dense. It is a refreshing change from the neighborhood's Italian bakeries. The only downside was the guy behind the counter didn't speak English well enough for me to ask lots of questions. He was nice and tried his best though!

The absolute best sourdough products ever!! As a self-proclaimed food snob, I am beyond amazed by…read morethe deliciousness of every item I've ordered!! And next time, I promise I won't forget to order the cookies!!!