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    Mike's Pastry

    4.2 (9.6k reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Cannoli
    Maria C.

    This place is amazing !! The line was down the street !! Can't believe the amount of people waiting in line to get pastries !!!!Best cannolis ever !!! C

    Can order on Uber Eats and GrubHub
    Annalisa P.

    This location is the original, but there are now others. It tends to be crowded with about 6 or so long lines. It's probably because it's a block from the Freedom Trail near Paul Revere's house and popular Italian restaurants and shops. If you see people walking around with a white (multiple cannolis/desserts) or blue (single cannoli) box tied with string, you know you must be nearby a Mike's Pastry. Though the line gets long, it does move quickly, and there are periods where it's not so crowded inside. It's cash only at this location. I didn't think I'd be here that day and realized I didn't crab enough cash but saw the sign for Uber Eats and GrubHub pick up, so I just placed an order for pick up from my phone on Uber Eats. It took about 5 minutes when I got my cute blue box order. There is a Bank of America down the same street if you need to withdraw cash which I later did. I'm sure there's also ATMs nearby. I think it's easier and quicker to order through Uber Eats or GrubHub and pick up. I've been here once before about 12 years ago. I tried the pistachio cannoli that time and loved it. This time, I wanted to try a different flavor, so I got the hazelnut cannoli. It didn't have the nuts I was expecting from the photo on the wall. It didn't quite taste like hazelnut to me at all. I regretted not trying something else. I eventually did at Hub Hall (another food hall) connected to North Station. This location is a little more expensive by $1-2 for cannolis compared to the one in Hub Hall and sells other desserts like turnovers, donuts, croissants and sticks if you don't want a cannoli (but then why come here for anything else?) There's also nowhere to sit.

    Ally W.

    Let me preface my review by saying that I am not a cannoli fan. I rather spend $8 on a different dessert, like a really good gelato. However, Mike's cannolis is an iconic Boston pastry shop that is a must-stop for first-time visitors. There are so many different flavors of cannolis. I got their blueberry mascarpone flavor and it was unique. All the cannolis are a bit too sweet for me (1 star off) and the other desserts do not look appealing (1 star off). Again, this is my opinion only. Note: Cash only.

    Jonathan K.

    Amazing cannoli. If you are at Little Italy in North End, definitely give place a try. They also have a TON of other pastries other than cannoli, but cannoli is what this place is known for. The cannoli is a bit on the pricier end ($8 for one), but it is a rather large cannoli. Very tasty and satisfied my sweet craving for the day. Of note, this place is cash only.

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    Carolina S.

    ****CASH ONLY*** We specifically came to this place for breakfast, and had to leave as they only take cash. We came back the next day and ordered cannoli, neopolitan, and butter cookies. The people at the counter were not very friendly. The desserts were good, the cannoli was delicious with a smooth, silky filling and chocolate chips.

    Isabella P.

    Came back again on another trip and had to stop by Mike's Pastry once again! Before you go, make sure you have cash (it is cash only). The inside is very simple - just a large area to order your pastries and go. It gets super busy in here and it's often filled with people waiting in line. The people behind the counter are quick to pack your order and are always friendly. The pastries have never disappointed. The Neapolitan was a very good, true pastry like the ones I get in New York. The icing is sweet, the layers were crunchy, and the filling was the perfect amount.

    Lobster Tail Cream Puff
    Alicia W.

    It was worth the 35 minute wait for a delicious lobster tail and cannoli but the standout was the ricotta cheese pie slice. Bring cash and patience as it's crowded and they have 3-4 lines moving at a time.

    Chocolate Ricotta Cannoli
    Laura P.

    Went again this time get the fueilltine cannoli. Best I've ever had and the lobster claw always a winner. We didn't like the cookie it as dry but will come back every time!!!

    Apple Turnover
    Brian T.

    Pastry store with lots of options and flavors! Cash only. When you walk in you can see cases of pastries and workers ready to take your order. The box it up for you and tie it up after asking if you want some powdered sugar to top on your pastries. The pistachio cannoli had great texture. First bite had all the pistachio pieces. The middle part was not too sweet with a slightly crisp crust wrapping it. The Boston cream slice was ok. Was not for me texture wise but did like the chocolate on top.

    Half eaten Florentine on the bottom. Ricotta and chocolate chip above.
    Allie B.

    Another great recommendation! The Florentine was by far my favorite. I loved the added caramel crunch! The cream filling was also delicious. A nice treat while walking the freedom trail.

    Andrea R.

    FOMO totally paid off here. We only stopped in because we saw everyone walking around with their bakery boxes, and it turned out to be a life changing experience. We visited in April, and I still think about that espresso cannoli. It is seriously what dreams are made of.

    Ken R.

    Iconic Boston pastry shop, cash only, tons of choices and fast service, even on a busy Saturday morning. The pastries are fresh and tasty!

    Amaretto Cannoli and pistachio cannoli
    Jennifer R.

    When we were at Harvard we saw Mike's Pastry and I thought about stopping in to buy cannoli but I didn't because we were planning to go to Paul Revere's house in North End and this Mike's Pastry location is a couple of blocks away. If I had gone to the Harvard location I would have been in and out in 5-10 minutes. That was not the case at the North End location but in fairness it was Friday night and around the time people want dessert. The North End location had four lines from the counter to the door with the line out the door. They take cash only but while you wait you have plenty of time to decide on what you actually want to get. They have 10+ cannoli flavors plus many other pastries. We opted for a pistachio cannoli and a amaretto cannoli. The cannoli were twice the size of what I was anticipating so we split one on Friday and split the other on Saturday. If I went back I'd get the amaretto again. The pistachio was mostly ricotta tasting. If you go, go early and bring cash!

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    Ask the Community - Mike's Pastry

    Do they have gluten free cannolis?

    The ricotta cheese is but not the cannoli itself

    Any dairy free options? My daughter has a dairy allergy?

    Plenty of Dairy free items on the menu. Just be sure to mention it to the waiter staff.

    Do Mikes validate parking?

    No. They do not

    Any gluten free options?

    They have gluten free cookies and whoopie pies made in a separate designated gluten free kitchen!… 

    How is the business operating during Covid? Are they offering sit down dining or curbside pickup?

    There were no tables inside when we went. We walked in, got our orders and walked out

    Hey do you have vegan cakes or egg free desserts?

    Everything is good no vegan cakes

    Does anyone know if they open on Christmas (tomorrow)? Thx!

    Most likely they will not.

    Can you quickly order to go?

    yup! I had my husband wait outside since parking is difficult to find. I was in and out quick! I love it.

    How many cannolis fit into their standard string tied box?

    I recently had 6 and they fit perfectly...no room for more, unless you stacked which you don't want to do.

    Can I buy them frozen to bring back to the west coast?

    Not sure if they have frozen pastries to go BUT... My wife and I bought pastries the night before our flight and asked the hotel staff to place them in the freezer (which they did). We left the hotel 2.5 hours before the flight and flew back to Los… 

    Do they deliver to another state?

    According to their website, they do! However, depending where you're located, there may be a hefty shipping fee due to one day shipping only. ($XXX)

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    3.9(773 reviews)
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    Walked in this morning placed our order for 4 drinks got the green apple smoothie, taro dragon,…read morejasmine tea all great drinks service were quick and efficient. There were 3 super great looking Asian females doing a great job during a busy time in a professional manner. The ambience in the place was great music low light great place to chill. Need to stop by plenty to chose from lots of great tasty choices of drinks I can see why people keep returning but definitely always a large why not. Just try it. Great job ladies you ladies did great keep it up and smile !!! See you soon!!! Btw no pics drinks didn't last lol

    What a fun and funky place to randomly walk into! I waltzed in to Tea Do to find it absolutely…read morepacked (I'm sure a large portion of the patronage was due to the fact that it was Pride, but from what I've read this location is typically pretty busy regardless)! They have three tablet kiosks for self-ordering, and it's an intuitive UI, so the process was simple. Once I made my decision from their extensive list of options and combinations, it took me maybe 2 minutes from start to finish to build and submit my order. I ordered a large taro milk tea and it was everything I had hoped for. Flavorful, not too sweet, and the tapioca was a wonderful consistency. My only thing was that it was so busy and loud that the staff were unable to continuously call out when orders were complete, or you couldn't hear them. I eventually went up to the bar, noticed my drink had been sitting a few minutes, yelled over, "This is mine, thanks!!" Smiled, and then grabbed it. Beyond that? It was absolutely a great experience.

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    1.0 miChinatown
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    Solid bakery in Boston's Chinatown. Would rate it a 3.5. Everything is individually packaged so…read moreit's nice being able to try a selection of pastries. They've gotten expensive over the years (now it's about $4-5 for a bun) and the quality can be hit or miss. Some things are fantastic such as their milk bread loaves or taro buns. Other items are just okay such as their raisin coconut bread & bolo baos. Those tend to be dry & flavorless. Like many other Chinatown businesses they require a $10 minimum to pay with card, so definitely more convenient to bring cash.

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