Very good! Food was fresh so many things to choose from I recommend !!!!!! Go and tryread more

Amazing cookies! Bought a few of their Sfogliatelle, Donuts,…read morea slice of pizza and Italian fig & rainbow cookies . Their sfogliatelle were to die! Beautiful and delicious, the cream was delicate yet sweet. Perfect for an afternoon treat. The real star though was the pizza. Run, don't walk. It's light fluffy and so flavorful. They know what they're doing. bakery pizza has always been a fun surprise to try at every Italian pastry shoppe I go to. This one did not disappoint! The shop itself is adorable and decorated for Christmas. You can tell they love what they do. Will definitely be back!

Love the space and what they've done with it. Food was fresh and delicious. Ladies were kind and…read moreservice was quick. Comfortable seating options. Will definitely stop in here for a coffee and sandwich with my books.

Amazing little bakery in Harrisburg on 3rd St. The owners and staff treat everyone like family and…read morethe food is wonderful; best croissants this side of Paris.

Without a doubt, this is a must stop when visiting or in the area! Passed it on my way into town…read moreand noticed quite a few people walking around with boxes from here so I knew I had to check them out. Grabbed a box of 4 cupcakes as a sweet treat for after dinner with some family friends later that evening, and they were a hit! Delicious. They also have other pastries which the gal recommended but the cupcakes were calling my name. The inside looked nice and the service was great during my visit. Will be stopping by again next time I'm in town.

My first time visiting Anna Rose Bakery & Coffee Shop. A delightful bakery with lots of treats,…read moreincluding gluten-free cupcakes, muffins, cookies, and brownies. Excellent personal service in a chic little shop.

We got the peanut butter pie for a 4th of July party and a cake pop. Both the pie and cake pop were…read moredelicious. Great service. Def will be back!

The best bakery in the area!! Family owned and everything is delicious. They made the most perfect…read morecake for my son's first birthday. It was so special!

Note to self: don't stop in just before Thanksgiving because EVERYONE will be in there buying pie…read morefor the holiday. All kidding aside, there was very little left so we opted for a small pecan pie (enough for one or two to share). IT WAS THE VERY BEST PECAN PIE I HAVE EVER EATEN - INCLUDING MY OWN. I know. Seriously. That's a hard one to admit. The cheesecake looked amazing I can't wait to go back to try it. They literally sold the last one as I stood there. There is a side entrance into the bookstore from the side street or you can get to it through the store. It's literally a service window in a wall in the children's section and they sell the goods though the service window. The sweet potato pie also looked amazing. I can't wait to go back and try more.

Ordered a carrot cake for a friend's birthday. Cake was beautifully decorated and extremely…read moredelicious. Highly recommend this bakery and the carrot cake in particular. Cake was moist and flavorful, just the right amount of spice and the cream cheese frosting perfectly complimented the sweetness of the cake! INCREDIBLE!!!

Food: excellent bread and roll! I found the stuff to bread ratio very satisfying…read more The pastries are a KNOCK OUT!! I ate so so many cookies 5 STAR COOKIES Service: truly the nicest people! Ambiance: chairs are well worn with great conversations and a fun time. Cute patio too!

Inexpensive, family-run, ethnic restaurants are the best eating in the United States. Alvaro's…read morefalls squarely in that category. While it is principally a bakery with great Italian pastries and cookies, each day it offers several specials. Since it was Monday, we opted for green beans and meatballs,and stuffed shells with eggplant. A steal at $12 per plate. Creamy stuffed shells, perfectly fried eggplant, tasty meatballs and a pile of green beans. Like your Nonna would make. Can't decide to get a cannoli to go or eat it now. Maybe both.

This place is pretty cute! Very friendly staff. We got the bacon jalapeño scone, oatmeal crème pie…read moreand tiramisu brownie. The scone was tasty, though it they didn't warm it up. The oatmeal creme pie was decent, however the filling was extremely sweet and generally unbalanced. The texture of the cookie was impressive though, and it was good size. The brownie was just okay. The texture was okay, but the flavor was really lacking. The texture of the crème on top was nice but tasted of soap in a weird way. The pastries weren't good enough to go back despite staff being cool and having a cute small seating area. They also had a very small drink selection.

Butta my biscuit, salt it up and make it creamy. What is…read moreLinguini doing in Harrisburg? Relax. Let me and ya motha worry about my whereabouts. All alone. It's you and you in this world, not you versus you. The fat signal lights up the ambrosia sky and I jiggle my rolls into my fat mobile. Trusting my instinct, I drive. My pet mule Pacho's friend chimpanzee was right, sometimes you just gotta throw that brown stuff at the wall and see if it sticks. Before I tangent, let me compliment the staff. A very friendly woman asked me my favorite shape. I was flustered and confused. What does that mean and why. What is my favorite shape? Turns out I don't have one. "Triangle" slips out from between my unconvincing and partially shamed moist and ever succulent lips. She had hoped for a more complex shape. I failed her. But she didn't fail me. Tangent time. The rubber on my near rubber-less tires squeal as I continue my marathon thru PA. For what have I done to deserve such wear and tear? Yells my poorly crafted American vehicle. You guess the brand. You're probably thinking something exquisite and luxurious but think again. Linguini is a working man - like YOU - but not like you at the same time. As so, I've traveled near, far and between PA. I have hit it all. How? I'm not sure. But that's how life goes. One day you're staring at your reflection in the mirror - pondering - and the next day the mirror shatters at the sight of you as you spend not a second in thought. I navigated this downtown in Simpsons Road Rage style. Rippin thru walkways and going oppo on one way streets. No cops. The citizens trolly around in their hipster gear without a worry. This town is like if Albany had an ugly baby. Took no genes from the father. Some question who the father really is. Not me I can promise you that... this time. The scents from the homeless soaking in the Susquehanna River detracts from the chocolate wind breezing over from nearby Hershey. And now I've got the squirts. Some innocent porta-potty is gonna pay for this. (Confirming, one did. An elementary aged girl was the next one into that potty. I'm sorry. You didn't need that trauma.) Anyways. My cinnamon bun was frosted right in front of me and my cookie was slipped into a paper bag for me to enjoy on the run. I'm an important person, I don't have time for leisurely walks. My days of pondering are over, thank goodness I used them, wisely? I leisurely walk out of this bakery in thought and immediately forget where I parked. Trouble? No. I'm surrounded by me, a cookie and a cinnamon bun. What could go wrong? Well, I take one bite of my delicious cookie and lose my sense. I immediately get accosted by a street preacher. She squares me up, disrespects me and the cross around my neck. "Anyone can wear one of those" she proudly attempts in a mogging fashion, with a mug face. Straight from the playbook, but I'm eating a cookie and I can't remember where my car is. So I entertain her. Fool? Maybe. Her heart is in the right place, but her approach and sense of superiority diminish her message. I decided to humble myself, for the Lord, as she couldn't... and I shared in prayer. I told her "hey I'm walking to my car and I'm gonna be eating this cookie but please help yourself." Help yourself she did. Educated me, LB, the dimwit. And as I used her as decoy to find my car, out of thin air, apparently, I was reborn. I now, out of the blue of the tantalizing and persuasive moon, turned born again Christian in the midst of Harrisburg. Or so I was told. I munched down the last bits of my fantastic cookie as I looked this woman dead in the eyes and prophecized "Have a great rest of your day." If not me, then who? Not YOU. The cookie was really scrumptious though... every once in a while I looked over at her as she pestered me down the street and I mumbled "man this is a good cookie" as if she cared any bit about me, my life and my experiences. Self-righteous joke deeep out the pocket, good one LB. And yet, after all of that, i still haven't got to the best part. With the truth of god leading me, flowing through my body, I physically cannot lead you astray. One of the best buns I've ever had - and it's crafted to my very liking. As if manifested just for LB. The icing was sufficient and very frosty. And oh... AMAZING BUN. If this thing was cooked for 1 less second it would be raw. Moist. I could've polished back a few but I couldn't go back for 99 reasons. And, unfortunately, I likely will never be back. But we'll always have this moment. And I hope that YOU, the reader, has this same moment one day. An amazing bakery in the heart of the heart of freedom. A country built on the word of God. 250 years in, with no semblance of the true meaning of Freedom and Pursuit of happiness we trek on. Proud, superior and hosting the World Cup. Cheers to us, Cheers to cinnamon buns!

Love this little shop on Third Street. Light, airy and so comfortable. Great place to meet friends…read morefor coffee or relax on your own. Always a wide variety of goodies to eat in or take home. I had the egg, cheese and bacon on biscuit this morning. Delicious. Off street parking is a plus. Will tell my friends!

First time at this establishment and it was amazing. I've ordered several items from this location…read moreincluding a cake. it has been devoured before I could taken a photo. Definitely will be a repeat customer.

My granddaughter's 1st birthday party was held at this venue. It was a very special day for our…read moreentire family. The on-site venue room was like walking into something from Disney! I cannot believe how much time and effort they put into the set up and the decorations. Everything was literally PERFECT! The confections.... Again, unbelievable! There was a cake but also smaller confections spread throughout the room. Every piece was perfect! Every piece tasted out of this world! While I was there I made it a point to speak with the owners Robby and Darmayne. They are veterans, which made it all the much more better for me. These people put so much love and care into the decorations and the confections resulting in a priceless experience for whoever is the recipient of the party. Job well done! You WILL see me again!

It's very pretty inside. The workers are nice. They have lots of items that look wonderful. The…read moreone thing I got looked better than it tasted. The wedding cakes look amazing. I guess I should try more things.

When I saw PA Bakery advertising mini King Cakes for Mardi Gras, I was genuinely thrilled. A…read morereasonably sized King Cake felt like a dream come true -- all the fun of the tradition without committing to feeding an entire village. I immediately pre-ordered two mini King Cakes at $5.50 each (total $11), already imagining the moment I'd get to gloat when I found the hidden baby! The mini King Cakes were actually quite generous in size. Easily enough for 3-4 people...although I personally demolished mine in one sitting and have zero regrets. Now for the part that caught me off guard. The plastic baby -- arguably the entire point of a traditional King Cake -- was perched on top instead of hidden inside. I was fully anticipating that moment of excitement that comes from discovering the baby mid-bite, because that's kind of the magic of a King Cake tradition. Without that element, what I ended up with felt more like a very festive brioche-style cinnamon roll wearing Mardi Gras colors than a King Cake. To be clear, it tasted good. The cake itself was soft without being dry, had plenty of cinnamon-esque filling without tipping into overly gooey territory, and was generously finished with frosting and sugary crystals. Flavor-wise, no complaints. But if you're marketing something specifically as a King Cake, the expectation is that the baby is hidden within. Otherwise, it changes the experience entirely. For food safety purposes, there are plenty of creative alternatives -- an edible marzipan baby, a clearly oversized non-choking-hazard version, sticker on the box, etc. -- but the surprise element is part of what makes a King Cake a King Cake. Overall, not a bad experience -- just not quite the Mardi Gras moment I was hoping for. Next year, I'll probably seek out a bakery that leans into the full King Cake tradition...because if I'm chasing the thrill of finding a tiny plastic baby in my dessert, I want to earn that victory properly. If the baby isn't going in the cake, just let me know up front so I can manage my expectations (and my Mardi Gras excitement) accordingly.