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A bakery · Garment District · on two of my lists

Carlo’s Bakery.

Worth it, says Antonina. Truthfully it isn’t be the best cannoli NYC has to offer but it scratches an itch for the Italian delicacy.

Antonina Pattiz
Antonina PattizI went myself · from my list Best cannoli in New York
Address
625 8th Ave Directions
Subway
1, 2, 3, 7, A, C, E, N, Q, R, S, W to Times Sq-42 St, 4 min
Website
carlosbakery.com
What this page is

Everything I’ve written about Carlo’s Bakery on New York Dearest, in one place. It’s on two of my lists, Celebrity-owned restaurants worth the detour and Best cannoli in New York. Below you’ll find every list it’s on with what I wrote there. At the end, where it is and what’s near.

  1. Celebrity-owned restaurants worth the detourWorth it
  2. Best cannoli in New YorkOnly if

Where it appears on New York Dearest

Two of my lists
Worth it, says Antonina. Been? Say if you agree.
What I wrote thereFold it away

Buddy Valastro, the famous baker and star of TLC’s “Cake Boss,” is closely involved with Carlo’s Bakery. As the owner and face of the celebrity-owned bakery, Buddy has brought his family’s baking legacy to the forefront, creating a beloved institution known for its incredible cakes, pastries, and other sweet treats.

Carlo’s Bakery, originally established by Buddy’s father, has expanded from its flagship location in Hoboken, New Jersey, to include multiple locations across the country. Buddy’s hands-on approach, innovative baking techniques, and charismatic personality have contributed to the bakery’s continued success which makes this one of the most popular celebrity-owned spots in NYC.

Best cannoli in New York

No. 6 on that list
Only if

I used to tease my mom’s cooking show obsession, but when Cake Boss aired, I found myself just as hooked.

What I wrote thereFold it away

I used to tease my mom’s cooking show obsession, but when Cake Boss aired, I found myself just as hooked. The show featured Carlo’s Bakery in Hoboken, New Jersey, a century-old establishment. Luckily we no longer need to travel across state lines for sweet-treats from Carlo’s Bakery. After the success of the show they opened a shop in Times Square where they sell one of the most iconic cannolis in New York City.

Truthfully it isn’t be the best cannoli NYC has to offer but it scratches an itch for the Italian delicacy. The cannolis are delicious, I just think that since Carlo’s is world-famous they can’t afford to take their time like small bakeries. Whenever friends visit the city I make an effort to end the night at Times Square, and since Carlo’s is open until midnight swinging by is a no-brainer.

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