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    Talucci's Bakery

    4.2 (106 reviews)

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating

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    Cream puff, chocolate topped cookies and cappuccino
    Allison B.

    Again, absolutely one of our favorite spots. We're addicted to this cream puff that you can see, along with their cappuccino.

    Nina C.

    Newer bakery in downtown Summerville. There's 2 sections to the place. One side is a small shop that sells olives, meats and many other things. The other side is more of a cafe feel with homemade pastries, desserts and coffee. The decor was beautiful and there were cute little nooks that had some seating. My husband has celiac so it was nice to see they had some options like the GF Ube cookie which was actually really good. I liked that they had little handles on the espresso cups! I thought the pricing for the pastries here were pretty steep for the area we were in. Some of the small ones were about $4 each. Overall it's a nice vibe and they had good variety.

    Tomato focaccia!
    Jeff H.

    I was excited to try the fresh focaccia and tomato bread! However, once I got home and tried it, was disappointed. The bread lacked any flavor, was dry, and very greasy- to the point of soaking the paper bag it came in. I might be spoiled with better focaccia, but not from here. Friendly service and nice location though.

    Carrot Cake
    Kaylie S.

    The coffee and cake we tried were amazing! Be sure to go early if you're visiting on a Saturday, they were sold out of a ton of items by 11.

    Walk in - you'll be glad you did.
    Rob H.

    Another wonderful Talucci's Bakery experience: authentic Italian pizza and live music just outside in Summerville's Short Central. Thank you Jacklyn, Charles, and your family for sponsoring the Southern Songwriters Festival. Our community is so advantaged by having you here.

    Patricia P.

    We heard the rave about this new bakery/coffee place and decided to make a drive from West Ashley but let me tell you, this place worth the visit! Such a cute place with plenty of Italian bakery and I ordered the Dubai chocolate cookies, it is a bit pricey ($8) but it was so good. I also bought the loaves of bread, my kids really love it and iced coffee latte. I am very particular in ordering my bread and pastries because I want to make sure they don't use enriched flour (We try to avoid anything that has folic acid added to it) and I spoke with the owner/baker and he showed me the flour that they used, which is Italian flour without all the nasty stuffs and imported directly from Italy. This place also has quite selection of Italian goods, sandwiches, and cozy area to hang out while you are enjoying your coffee/dessert. Talucci's is definitely a MUST place to visit!

    Scotty C.

    We were celebrating and wanted to try Talucci's for that authentic Italian bakery experience so we took the drive to Summerville on a weekday afternoon. The case wasn't full, but they still had plenty of offerings. Since we don't get out this way and were excited to try it, we may have splurged a little. We spent a little over $100 and left with a grocery bag of baked goods and a couple lattes. We had assorted Italian cookies, creme brulee, a lobster tail, cannoli, and more. Everything ranged from pretty good to excellent. With the prices being what they are, I think it's best to find the unique items you love and stick to those. Out of all the cookies, the ones I'd come back for were the pignoli... they were phenomenal. of the larger items, the lobster tail with pistachio creme was the winner. The creme brulee and cannoli were good, but nothing special or that I couldn't get for less elsewhere. That being said, the excellent items were totally worth it and I'll be back for more. I'd also love to try the sandwiches on the deli side and the focaccia pizza. Bonus that the place feels old and cozy inside and offers a wide selection of imported snacks and drinks. If I lived close by, I'd be there all the time, but to come from Park Circle it will be a treat from time to time.

    Interior
    Angela F.

    What a treasure to find this Italian bakery and cafe. There's a lot going on in there. Deli, pizzeria, pasta dishes and more. They have pistachio croissants and lobster tails, and affogato. The interior is quite charming. So happy to have this place nearby.

    Ice cream
    Mia C.

    So great to stumble upon an Italian bakery in downtown Summerville! So many choices! The desserts are so delicious looking it's hard to choose. All we tried were delicious. The service was fast, even though the line was long. The display cases are clean and nicely arranged. They also had a coffee bar and a little store . The ambience was great too! Really glad I found it .

    This was to be a passion fruit pinwheel, but it was mislabeled I guess. We enjoyed a delicious Apricot Pastry
    Anne O.

    We lack a traditional bakery in this area, and while I don't live in Summerville I was happy to find this place. Worth the drive and we'll laid out. Customer convenience was thought of. You can go down the whole line of goodies and pick what you want, no craving over or around customers, just a straight line through. We were able to select a few nibbles before checking out. Attached is a deli type place with a shop full of European goodies. Lovely spot.

    Rum Almond Crossiant
    Andrea R.

    Yummy! We tried the everything bagel with cream cheese and rum almond croissant. Both pastries were very yummy and fluffy. When you come in, they have all of their pastries and desserts on display in one line. They have a separate counter where you can order coffee and espresso drinks. Everything looked very yummy and we would've loved to try more so we will definitely be back! They have an area where you can sit with tables, which is nice and cozy. *Note the counter girl did make me aware a lot of their pastries have nuts if you have a peanut allergy.*

    Cannolis
    Jessica C.

    Cafe style Italian bakery with a plethora of options! House made chocolates, pastries, and more. They have separate lines -- one for coffee, one for treats. This is a nice concept, so you're not waiting in a long line for one or the other. Chocolate muffin was rich and sweet, moist with melt in your mouth chocolate on top. Jay and Kaylee were so sweet!

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    Eileen F.

    My family loves this Italian bakery. We're from Philly where South Philly houses all the most amazing Italian food: Italian Market, Termini Brothers! This bakery is a slice of love from home. Just beware the lack of posted prices. Dangerous when you're hungry.

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    Great vibes and the eclairs are heavenly. It's a cornucopia of sweets. Can't say enough good things about this place.

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    Good bakery but very expensive. Many great Italian bakeries in this area. I had to visit this bakery first.

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    VERY over priced for pastries that are mediocre, coupled with a Very nasty owner and disgruntled employees.

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