Rosito's Bakery
$ • Bakery
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37 James St, Amsterdam
(518) 842-2616
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The wait
I ask for a Cuban sandwich with ham and swiss cheese and to be toasted extra . So when I got it and I opened it only 1 piece of ham like really and the pork had so taste. Not even friendly they were most of the time in the back while more people kept coming and waiting to be served. Nope won’t go again.
absolutely love this place 🤍
I haven’t been to Rositos in a while and after today I will not be going back. $6.25 for a tiny bacon egg and cheese sandwich is crazy! They also charge you 5 cents to bag your items! Not into supporting companies that nickel and dine their customers. Don’t buy the orange juice either they are now $2.65. Crazy! Very disappointed! Don’t waste your money here for breakfast! For these prices go get yourself a nice sit down breakfast at a local diner.
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Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 5:30PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 5:30PM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 5:30PM |
| Friday | 7AM - 5:30PM |
| Saturday | 7:30AM - 2PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 1PM |
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Rosito's Bakery, located in Amsterdam, is an Italian bakery that offers a variety of sweets and fresh bread. The selection includes cookies such as the Raspberry Chinese Marble and the Orange (unofficially named), as well as bear claws, which are a popular choice among customers. The bakery also creates custom cakes, including wedding cakes, to customers' specifications, with options for funfetti filling.
The quality of the baked goods at Rosito's Bakery has been praised, with customers noting the slightly crunchy and chewy texture of the cookies and the delicious taste of the cake. However, there have been some instances of stale cookies and inconsistencies in pricing.
Overall, Rosito's Bakery is a solid choice for those seeking Italian baked goods in Amsterdam, with some customers considering it to be a better option than alternatives such as Dunkin' and with competition from G's Famous Lemon Cookies in downtown Amsterdam.