Dropped in for an RI Food Fights cookie and left with a a spinach feta scone and a cayenne peanut…read morebutter cookie. The feta scone was to die for. I'd go back just for that, but they have an awesome roomy space and a ton of other things to choose from as well. More on the scone for a second.. Flaky, buttery, salty, filling, everything about it was fantastic. Okay, the cookie. The spicy pb cookie, it was very complex, had me pondering everything I knew about peanut butter cookies with the layers of flavor and sensations. That said, it was a too hard in my opinion for a peanut butter cookie. Generally I think "soft baked" texture with pb cookies. This one was hard and crunchy. Not bad, but just threw me off a bit. Stop in, try out their food. You won't be disappointed. Took all the will power to not get this awesome looking raspberry bomb/dome tart.. Next time. Staff is awesome as well. Always Thankful for patience when I'm choosing out pastry at a bakery because it's a tough decision to make that takes time!

I came back to Sin on a Thursday afternoon. The display case had fall pastries like a Pumpkin…read moreMousse Bombe ($10.00) and it looked marvelous. It was very smooth and creamy, simply delicious. The outside shell and the pumpkin inside was packed with flavor. I also really enjoy the graham cracker base. My husband had the yodel ($4.00), a chocolate cake rolled with a buttercream filling and covered with chocolate and sprinkles. He enjoyed his pastry as well. Later that day, I saw Sin posted on their instagram that they were unfortunately closing the retail storefront and going back to focusing on custom cakes and speciality dessert orders. The last day the bakery will be open is Sunday, September 21st. I was so glad I was able to stop by before they closed.

The staff are so sweet and the amount of baked goods they have is unreal, I always leave with too…read moremuch (thats not a bad thing though). I am excited to try a new thing everytime I go!

Ok, I'm sticking with at least once a week reviews and today I chose the local bakery in town,…read moreScialo's. This is pretty much a staple in town for the Riverside community. A go to spot for me also. On to the review! I walk in and greeted by a very polite person asking me what I would like and started off with a loaf of Italian bread sliced. They grab the loaf fly to the back and before you know they are right back and asked if I wanted anything else and I asked for some torpedo rolls and while they grabbed that I scooped up some Hermit cookies (my favorite thing here!). We square up at the counter with a fast polite credit card transaction and I'm out the door ( watch the step going in and out). Great little town bakery where most the locals can be seen chit chatting back and forth while ordering stuff. Great friendly vibe. Nice clean place and really awesome Hermit cookies! Photos are from 9/7/2025 and 9/2/2025 Keep up the great work over there!

Looking to purchase a birthday cake I didn't have time to make from scratch and I really want…read morebetter than a grocery store cake. So I scrolled bakeries on Yelp and saw photos of Borrelli's shelves with cakes available for sale. Perfect! I hopped in the car and Wow, do they have a lot of cakes for sale! There are several display cases with cupcakes, pastry, donuts, cakes, calzones, spinach pies, breads. So much deliciousness. The person I was buying a birthday cake for does not particularly like cake so I wasn't quite sure what to get. They do sell the large frosted cookies, but I wasn't sure that was quite right. Then I saw it. Tiramisu! A great big round Tiramisu cake! Yes! We stuck some candles in there, sang happy birthday and cut it along the lady fingers around the edge. A 'two finger' slice or a 'one finger' slice made serving easy. And OMG, this is SO. Good! Creamy, coffee tiramisu cream with layers of lady fingers in between. Not too sweet, lots of coffee flavor. We easily got 12 servings and everyone loved it. Even the non-cake eating birthday recipient. Yay! There is no price list posted in the shop so I ask for the price of the item I was interested in. Credit card sales have a small transaction fee added (one dollar for my order) or use cash to avoid the fee. The entrance does not appear to be wheelchair accessible. Not sure if they have a different entrance? But there is a curb between the parking lot and the door. Just fyi. There were three staff members out front when we arrived to assist customers. Two were working with another customer and I spent a good deal of time checking out all the display cases and talking with my husband. No one interrupted my perusal. When I looked up to ask a question a young woman made eye contact and assisted me with my purchase. Very pleasant to speak with and she quickly boxed up my cake and wrapped it with twine. All together an excellent experience.

I stopped in to get my son a cookie cake for a special event with some added goodies on the side…read more The cookie cake was soft, chewy and delicious with really good frosting and candy eggs. The lemon square was stuffed with lemon filling and the crust was baked perfectly. The double chocolate cake was perfect with the wine and was just the right size for an after dinner dessert.

This spot is downstairs from my nail salon and the delicious smells are hypnotizing. Finally…read moregrabbed myself a cupcake from here and it was delicious! Perfectly done from start to finish. They also serve cocktails and coffee (my fave) so I'll be trying those in the future as well. What a cute space! I'm sorry I didn't check it out sooner!

I celebrated a promotion with a friend and chose Silver Spoon Bakery to make the cake! The cake was…read moreabsolutely delicious. It was made out of a buttercream frosting and funfetti cake - a perfect mix. It was a small cake but thick and tall. Cost about $80. They didn't have black ribbon so I added ribbon afterwards myself - fun tip. I wish the heart shape of the cake was more pronounced. The shape looked very circular and the frosting was off white, more light yellow looking (hard to tell in the pic cause I edited the color of the picture) the cake was delicious though so made up for this. The bakery is in a busy area of East Greenwich on Main Street. You can find street parking but be sure to go early if picking up during prime time.

Tried and true. My grandpa used to come here on his walk to school, it's been around that long…read more When we stopped by, we met an older lady who had been coming here since she was a girl and this shop even made her wedding cake back in 1949. This DeLuise knows what they're doing. The bread and pastries are delicious. Definitely my favorite pizza strips of all time. If you don't know about Rhode Island pizza strips then you're missing out. The ambiance is perfect, just what it should be. A neighborhood bakery in an old neighborhood building. A few display cases filled with tempting pastry deliciousness, a counter with a couple of trays of pizza strips and some shelves holding beautiful loafs of bread. Definitely worth the drive for top notch baked goods.

Went out of my way to grab cannolis for a dinner party. They were soggy not fresh. Plus the rude…read morewoman at the counter ripped the box as she was putting them in and gave it to me anyway. The presentation was awful not to mention the soggy cannolis.

Had the meatball sub, excellent! Great meatballs, good sauce…read more& of course roll was fresh. .I like that they put the cheese in first so the sauce didn't cause sub roll to fall apart

Today was our first visit. Everyone was friendly and the sandwiches were great, especially the…read morefresh rolls! We will be back!

Staff were super frieldly, nice small shop, we got the carrot cake( HUGE, SO YUMMY, MOIST,…read moreFLAVORFUL), the brownie (like a cosmic brownie but way better), and the sfogliatelle (crunchy on the outside soft on the inside with anise flavor). 10/10 recommend if you're looking for a bakery while in/around Provi!

Scialo Bros Bakery is an Italian style bakery in the Federal Hill section of Providence. I've been…read morea few times over the years, most recently last weekend. They sell fresh filled cannolis, cakes, cookies, pastries, etc. The small shop has a classic feel. On this visit, I just bought a box of cannolis. They had an option of a traditional filling, or with chocolate chips. They also had options for capping the ends. I chose chocolate chips for the chocolate chip filling, and pistachio for the traditional filling. I tried the traditional with pistachio. The shell is lighter than most of the places where I've bought cannolis. The filling was mildly sweet, very smooth and had a very slight fruit flavor. Perhaps from orange zest? In my experience, Scialo Bros is a cool place to visit and has good treats.

I got a free strawberries and cream bundtlet for my birthday and it was incredible!…read more Every bite was extremely moist and the cream cheese frosting on top was divine. It was larger, and I got more bites out of it than I thought. I've never been to Nothing Bundt Cakes, but this was one of the best desserts I had from a chain, so I'll be back. The person who took my order was very nice.

What a fabulous little bakery this is! Very pretty, neat and clean. Everyone who works here greets…read morecustomers with a smile and a welcoming greeting! There are 3 sizes of Bundt cakes to choose from and numerous flavors, as well. If you fill out their survey, on line, you get a coupon for buy one get one free, the next time you visit the bakery!