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    Paielli's Bakery

    4.5 (70 reviews)
    InexpensiveBakeries, Grocery, Donuts
    Closed • 7:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Alice K.

    If you like Italian bread, this is your place. They offer cookies and sweet treats. Locally owned and operated!

    Round italian loaf ingredients. Pass.
    Kitty C.

    The people are SO sweet. Really lovely customer service. And locals LOVE this place. Like if you speak negatively about it to someone from Kenosha they will verbally assault you. I mean it's been open for 100 years. And maybe even 30 years ago even it was a quality product but now... The products are meh. The ingredients are such a disappointment. They sell bread, donuts, cookies. The bread is not crusty on the outside and soft on the inside like italian bread should be. It's just bread. So we can call this "midwest italian". You can get a better loaf of fresh Italian bread with fewer ingredients at fresh thyme. You can get better fresher donuts at pick n save. Two of the four donuts i had at 11am were not soft they were already a little stale. So yes people are loyal to this place like you wouldn't believe and locals will keep it running forever. But this is not a must see place. Especially if you're expecting a real italian bakery or real food ingredients...

    Khalid F.

    I had shortlisted this place as a pitstop for our Kenosha trip. Paelli's is not exactly Instagram-hip, nor does it try to be. It's a traditional bakery with breads, cakes, and various pastries. I came for the donuts. I am the Donut Hunter, after all. I confirmed they use vegetable oil for frying, in case that's a concern for you. We got a cyclops donut, a custard-filled long john, and a pastry with chocolate filling. It was only $3 for the haul. I was really hoping the cyclops had cream filling, as I'm a sucker for cream-filled donuts. Alas, it was not. The cream is only on top. However, it was very good. The other two items were pretty good as well. Not a bad stop for a quick, affordable sweet treat.

    Cyclops, Apple fritter, croissant
    Fannie L.

    Paielli's is one of our favorite local bakeries! While living in Wisconsin, it was our go to whenever in the Kenosha area. We have bought cakes, pies, and our all time favorite -the cyclops. We missed them so much that we made it our first stop after flying in from California. They have very kind employees and a large assortment of baked goods. If you're ever in the area, make sure to check them out and try a cyclops! You won't be disappointed.

    Paielli's T-shirt, great price great shirts..

    I went to Paielli's bakery and bought two nice T-shirts with writing on the front and the back at a very good price and very decent shirts. I was very impressed. It only cost $24 as opposed to going to a T-shirt place where I bought my own T-shirts and it cost me $43. I learned my lesson. I will never go to Ernie's T-shirts again Paielli's you rock!

    Cyclops, glazed twists, apple Danish, glazed cinnamon roll donut

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    5 months ago

    The absolute best, freshest donuts on the planet! My fav is the cyclops...get there early or you'll miss

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    Everything from the donuts to the bread is incredible. A must stop whenever we are in town.

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    11 months ago

    We have ordered cookies from Paielli's twice now and they are always perfect. I can't recommend it enough!

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    1 year ago

    Best donuts in Kenosha. Always fresh and also a great place to go to and get fresh baked bread!

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    This bakery has the nicest people in it. The Kringles are amazing!!! They have a large variety of baked goods.

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    If you need bread that still has a homemade feel, and warm professional staff, this is where you wanna go.

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