Dolce Sicilia Italian Bakery

Very good. I have never been in just ordered through Postmates and it almost makes me want to leave my house. :)

For a long time I've been interested in visiting this place because it has so many glowing reviews. We did so this week and while we enjoyed the visit it is not that fantastic a place. It does serve many baked goods and other things which do look scrumptious. Inside when we arrived it was quite hot which I figured was simply because it was a bakery. However had we wanted to sit down inside it might have slowed our desire to do so. As it was I did peruse the goodies and picked out the lobster tail stuffed pastry and the rainbow cookie. No question they do look quite attractive. But sorry I can't give this place 5 stars. The stuffed pastry was quite good and full of a filling that tasted pretty good. The rainbow cookie according to the one who ate it was dry. Pricing seemed a little high to me. The lobster tail pastry was $8 and the rainbow cookie was $3 but it was a very small slice. I did buy two slices but both were dry. This seems like a very nice place and the people were friendly enough but it's hard to draw any conclusions. The cannoli looked pretty good and they had a nice selection to choose from. I took a few photos and can only say I was not as thrilled as I had hoped but it's a place that does offer some pretty good items. Overall it's a decent place even though this time I was not overwhelmed by it.

What a selection!! Came because I wanted to try a rainbow cookie for the first time and it was great! Absolutely amazing eclair with soft perfectly baked pastry and delicious cream inside! Also enjoyed the pistachio cannoli. Can't wait to try more savory options and breads another time!

Delicious coffee and pastries! Real authentic Italian. The baker was speaking fluent Italian to other patrons while we were there. The lobster tails were yummy, the crust was crunchy and the it had a cream/custard lemon vanilla type filling. Someone else ordered the lasagna while we were here. We must come back to try that. Looked SO GOOD!

Wonderful bakery for some authentic Sicilian pastries,cookies and other delicious baked treats.

The food is amazing. We had the calzone and cannolis, they were delicious. I don't live close to this bakery but plan on going back at least once a month.

Another year, another trip to get the coveted Pantone! Staff is great as always and I am always happy to pick up my holiday favorites!

Definitely a place to stop by to try a variety of delicious Italian treats. Met my parents and 15 year old nephew for lunch. My parents insisted we all order the meatball sandwich. It comes on an 8-9" hoagie roll baked in house of course, with 4 medium sized meatballs, marinara, and ricotta. All the ingredients are tasty, but it is a more than a little messy and wieldy to eat, with meatballs slipping out. I wish they had oiled and toasted the inside of the bread so it didn't get soggy, but that's just my nitpick. Would recommend if you like meatball subs. I think it was $12 or maybe $14 per sandwich (as of 6/2024). Technically I could have finished the whole thing but on a warm summer day I just ate half and took the other half home.They also have calzones and a variety of pizza. The pizza looked really good so I think if I ever go back that's what I'll try. The calzones looked enormous.Afterwards we each got a dessert. I tried a pine nut cookie but then saw it was gluten free. The cookie is basically an American style macaron with almond paste and egg white, then topped with pine nuts. Not the most exciting option but it was fine. I also got a single shot of espresso ($2.50). They had a double shot for $3.50. I kinda wish they just sold the double for like, $3. It was good espresso and they served it in a real porcelain cup with a saucer, so kinda fancy. My nephew got a custard eclair with chocolate icing that looked really good. All the baked goods look super-appetizing. One weird thing was the pricing wasn't super obvious when I was looking at the cooler and cookie shelves. They had a few breakfast options. Everyone working there was very nice even when my parents were talking in a confusing way about what they were ordering and if it was for there or to go.

I went for lunch and dessert today for the first time. It was busy, and hard to figure out where the line was going. My sausage calzone was very good, although my leftovers were better once I popped them in my toaster oven and got it hotter and the bread crisp than it was when it was served. The desserts were fantastic! I tried the mini pistachio cannoli, pistachio cookies, almond and pine nut amaretti cookies too--all fabulous! The desserts are widely varied...I wanted everything!! But it is expensive: my 6 cookies and 2 mini cannolis were just under $20. Ouch. But I know these kinds of things are a lot of work to bake, so I guess that's why. I hope to get there again sometime, though it's far from my area.

The finest Italian bakery you may ever be at. I have been to Italian bakeries in Sicily, Naples, Rome, Florence and Venice. I grew up in an Italian neighborhood in NY. I have eaten pastries in Little Italy and Arthur Avenue in the Bronx. Dolce Scilia is THE BEST. A Sicilian baker with years of experience owns this place. Everything we tried was EXCELLENT and AUTHENTIC. Colorado, I don't live here, I am jealous. BREAD, PIZZA, ITALIAN COOKIES AND MORE. Enjoy. We did. We come here everytime we visit family.