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    Presti's Bakery

    4.0 (625 reviews)
    ModerateBakeries, Cafes, Delis
    Open • 6:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    PRESTI'S BAKERY ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Presti's Bakery
    Alan S.

    Stopped for a Cannoli and it had good creamy filling with some chocolate morsels inside. Great service and nice atmosphere.

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    Quentin P.

    Stopped in on a Saturday morning. Not too busy. Parked down street at a hospital/public lot walked under some small bridges. Decently bright. No music. Moderate to low customer voice noise. Staff was super friendly and patient to help with ordering. As others mentioned, grab a ticket as soon as you enter. Excellent choices. Just no fresh bread available that day/time. Ordered espresso with gelato, iced tea with lemon ice, turkey croissant sandwich, slice of pizza one cannoli one pignoli, one Sfogiatelle (SFO), and a Nuthorn. Standout was the cannoli and pignolli. SFO was sooo dense. It weighed at least 1 lb. Would definitely stop back again when in town.

    Chocolate Cannoli, regular Cannoli, Italian cheesecake
    Linda P.

    Everything was soooo delicious looking and it was hard to decide. My chocolate cannoli was the best one I've ever had! Lots of choices I hadn't seen before. Only complaint was the long wait and the sweltering store interior

    Keith M.

    Love Presti's Bakery. I have been going to Presti's my entire life. Their prepared foods are always fresh and flavorful. The bakery is excellent with a giant selection. The staff is friendly and efficient. The location is right in the middle of Little Italy where you can sit out front, enjoy a good cup of coffee and some biscotti and just enjoy the neighborhood. Go... Enjoy... Relax.

    Karen P.

    Wanted to rate higher because it is a cute place and good service but based on my food choices it was disappointing. Ordered a sfogliatelle and a cappuccino. The sfogliatelle was very pretty but the dough was very crunchy. Dipping pieces of it in my cappuccino helped a little. The dense filling was tasty but tasted more like orange than cardamom flavored. The cappuccino was just ok. I drink it with no sugar and rely on a good strong espresso for the flavor and it wasn't there. Hubby enjoyed his mocha. You can add whip cream for .75 cents. He gave his almond danish a 4 out of 5. The pastas and other prepared foods looked really good so i may want to come back for those instead on another visit. Also they don't post any prices which i find odd. Our coffee and pastries for 2 was $24.

    Prepared foods

    The tiramisu will make you think you've died and gone to heaven. We also had sausage pepperoni pizza that was very good. There's always a wait because it's a popular place, but they're pretty efficient.

    Maira B.

    TAKE A NUMBER or you'll get cut in line. You can get cookies by weight or pastries individually priced. Cappuccino in the porcelain dine in option is the best. Ample seating and large area. I got the chicken parmigiana sandwich and it was tasty. Seemed fresh. Pastries were very good. The Linzer cookies were perfect. Cheese danish was super cheesy! Id come back.

    Cannoli Apricot thumbprint Americano
    Matt L.

    Caveat: I went early and encountered no line. Highly recommend! When I went back later, the line was nearly out the door (around lunch), so I just walked on. But in the early morning, this place was a treat! At the counter, a lady took my order: cannoli, an apricot thumbprint cookie, and an americano. Just right! I'm no expert, but the cannoli was the best I've had this side of the Atlantic. So many American cannoli are fried to all hell. Impossible to cut, chewable with effort. A bit like an Italian fried ice cream. This one, in Cleveland? Soft. Tender. Rich, elegant cream. Enjoyed alongside the americano, it was heavenly.

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    Gina L.

    We always look forward to going to Presti's when we visit Cleveland. It's very well priced, has a wide variety of menu and dessert items, and the food is just so dang good. It's always busy, even during random times during the week day. It does feel chaotic there, but that's what every other Italian deli feels like. I do feel that there is a lack of signage of the menu items, but it isn't a deal breaker. I also appreciate their packaging is compostable and biodegradable. I cannot wait until the next time I can go back!

    Strawberries and cream gelato
    Hannah S.

    The desserts were great from prestis! In my opinion their cannolis are better than corbo's. The service is slow and I don't think they have a great system with the tickets. They do have a lot of seating though!

    Sausage and egg croissant (back left) Ham and cheese croissant (front left) Cappuccino  Cinnamon roll
    Nick M.

    Wow what a hidden gem (if at least you're an out of town guest). Came here at the recommendation of a local friend and it delivered. Came in for breakfast, had a croissant sandwich with a cinnamon role and a cappuccino to drink. Everything was so delicious. Staff was very friendly and had good suggestions. Really liked the outdoor patio. Perfect way to spend the morning!

    Carrot cake
    Kim G.

    I'd probably give this experience a 3.5, but normally it'd be a 4. The desserts were good but not their usual caliber. The cookie wasn't as soft as usual and the carrot cake was lacking flavor and a tad dry. The best dessert was the pastry filled with custard. The wait time was over 30 minutes and felt very congested. The highlight was the music being played right outside where they had a few tables.

    Tiramisu
    Shirley Z.

    Got the tiramisu after my meal in little Italy. It was very delicious! There weren't too many people there when I went so the service was very quick. As for the tiramisu, they did not skimp on the coffee soak with the ladyfingers which I feel like most bakeries and commercial stores do. The mascarpone was super light and tasty. This truly tasted homemade and I would 100% go back!

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    This bakery is amazing! The variety is wonderful, and the staff was great, even in a rush time.

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    Terrible service- super impatient. Bakery was not fresh. This is not a treat anymore.

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    This was a hard one to rate. The space is super cool. Old firehouse. There is some seats and…read moreoutside searing. No parking. That will be your challenge. There are streets and a few lots. Good luck. They have a happy hour. We took advantage of that. $10 chicken sandwich and $5 fries. The fries are fresh cut and plenty to share. Super good. I am told the chicken sandwich was good. Chicken was thick and good. Pickles mayo all good. I got the pastrami. Pastrami is sliced thick with slaw and their homemade mustard. Pastrami good. Bread ok. Slaw OK. The homemade mustard was super strong and not that enjoyable. Had a kinda a horseradish taste. Didn't like it at all. Took over the meat. The meat by itself was pretty good. Moist, tender, tastee. But with the whole sandwich not good. Next time I know. And the sandwich for $18 was thick pieces of meat, I think I would have preferred sliced thin and stacked. Kinda like corn beef is. I think I wouldn't have fought eating it so much. Thick slices were awkward and I couldn't eat it cleanly. It was a puzzle that kept falling apart. Had to put it back together and with the mustard was too much for me. I did get a chocolate phosphate. Hadn't had one in a decade. It was good. Paper straw made it impossible to drink the last few sips cuz it can't hold up. We did get a black and white cookie to go and an oatmeal pie. Both really good. Oh and if you see a bakery item get it when you see it. Otherwise it's gone. Ordering dinner I saw a chocolate chip cookie but by the time I went to get it, it was gone. Prices for happy hour were good. But it's not cheap. Our bill was $47 total. That was 2 sandwiches, 1 order of fries, 2 drinks a phosphate and canned drink. No cookies. We got those later. So not cheap. Would I go back. Yes. I feel like I would try something else and give it a shot. I think now I know I'd do better.

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