Corbos Pasta and Pizza House

We only got a cannoli to eat for a dessert, but it was amazing. Never had one before and it was made fresh to order and blew me away how great it was. Service at the counter was nice and quick to serve us. Ambiance was fitting to the vibe of the community and bakery. Was a fun dessert stop.

SOOOOO DISAPPOINTED... After 5 years away I finally was back in Cleveland and one of my first stops was to make a special trip to Corbo's for some Cassata Cake. DO NOT buy it...the recipe has been cheapened and changed: 1) NOT real whipped cream - seemed to be something more shelf stable like the "cream" in a Ho Ho or Little Debbie boxed cupcake.2) "custard" is gritty and tastes like its from a can.3) there is a gelatinous red goo surrounding the strawberries that resembles canned pie filling that also has an artificial flavor.I am so sorry - I hate being disappointed and having to give bad reviews, but for $8.00 a slice, I am insulted and don't think they deserve to skate on a history of being the best in all of Cleveland...clearly, that ship has sailed.

Ordered the large cut (16"/8 slice) pizza....delicious!!! I did ask for Parmesan & red pepper on the side (didn't get it) but I guess not everyone has that. It didn't take away from the flavor! Not too heavy on the sauce, sausage was delicious.

The coffee could be ALOT better! It is over-roasted & burned to taste. Yuk!It really is not meant to be enjoyed!

Corbo's is open late and is the most inviting place after a delicious dinner on a snowy December evening in Little Italy. We purchased a couple of the larger pastries and an assortment of cookies and biscotti, and all were delicious. The Italian donut (I think that's what it was called) was filled with cannoli cream and so good. Nice selection, friendly service.

I've been to Presti's a couple times but only just visited Corbos in Little Italy for the first time the other say. I appreciate that they are open late! It's a very home-y interior and pretty much nothing has a price on it. You just have to hope and pray that the baked goods you get are worth the surprise cost! I picked up four small cookies from their wide assortment of options. My total was about $3.50, with a discount given for paying in cash. They were delicious after dinner dessert cookies but I wish the price of the goods was clear. I am nervous to even begin to think how much of the larger desserts cost! I will come back and try other options when I am in the area - I saw a lemon bar calling my name!

We stopped here for dessert after having dinner in Little Italy. We were so disappointed with our dinner that we walked into Corbo's with no expectations. We walked in around 9pm; the bakery wasn't very busy and still full of pastries. We were recommended to try the ricotta pistachio cake. And man, did it blow our minds! To be honest, it wasn't the most appealing cake in the glass case that night but I would go back in a heartbeat to get that cake again. It was slightly on the expensive side at $6 per slice but in this economy, what isn't -- this cake was worth every penny! It turned our disappointing date night to something memorable.

I had a really great mini cannoli. The cookies were not good. They all tasted like the refrigerator. The almond rainbow cookie was too almondy and too sweet. The other cookies were so cold. Cookies need to be served at room temp. If I wanted a cannoli, I'd get it here. Skip the cookies.

This place has some of the best Italian desserts. I've had in a long time. Best cannolis ever yes, they make their own shell. Amazing tiramisu and many others. I highly recommend the trip to Cleveland's little Italy for some of their desserts. You won't regret it.

I really like the food here and service is amazing waiter was nice overall it was a nice time and I recommend it!!!!!