Really like this cafe. My main criticism is that I find it inconsistent. I've been a few times by now, and love that many of their pastries change every week. Overall, they taste good, but the proofed goods consistently have a yeasty after taste in my opinion. I enjoy their breakfast sandwich as well, but on some weekends it is cooked better than others. Ice cream 10/10. Flavors are awesome and texture truly is the one of Italian ice cream. If you think of visiting with small children/stroller know it is possible but the space is small and might feel too busy on a weekend.
Alanna Gardner
Came here for a one on one friend date. Perfect little spot for catching up. My friend selected the cauliflower (which she said was great) and I got the fried chicken sandwich. The sandwich was great with the highlight being the aioli and the fresh herb spread that was on the sandwich. Would definitely get that again. We also shared the ricotta gnudi which was AMAZING. It was like eating clouds and the brown butter sage sauce was great with it. Would highly recommend getting one of their coffees too. Very good.My only issue is that the space is tiny and it's easy for it to become cramped between the dine in clients and those coming in for to go coffee orders. Seems like there needs to be a better system in place for peak hours.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Pastries
Estefania Joselinne Alba Rodriguez
Great spot, pastries are delicious! A little on the pricey side but worth it
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sarah C.
Amazing pastries, good coffee and cute vibe. Not a lot of tables but if you can snag one a great place to sit with a friend or partner, sip on some coffee and split the pastries. Definitely order the maritozzi I thought I wouldn't like it but I was wrong. The cream is light and slightly sweet.
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Amazing pastries and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pastries, The Saltie, The Breakfast Sandwich, Maritozzi
Emily
This place hasn't sold me yet. The coffee is very good, but the egg, "b.e.c" sandwich I had was insanely underwhelming. Eggs served on a hamburger bun :/ and said it includes bacon but what they really meant was 'bacon bits' mixed in with the eggs.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
Alessandra Procopio
Spent 2 hours here on a Sunday morning. Very busy and the line was out the door. Service is order at the counter then you can sit down at a table. My review is about the quality of the pastries. I’ve traveled to Italy a number of times throughout my life and these pastries are visually similar to the types you will find in Europe but the flavor is really where fiore lacks. Pistachio and almond cornetti were bland for $6 a piece. The dough was also dry. The maritozzo filling just tasted like whipped cream. Chocolate cornetti was dry. Torta della nonna was okay. Overall I was disappointed.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Binh L.
Fiore finally has pasta again. The pork ragu is elevated Chef Boyaredee in all the best nostalgic and warm and fuzzy ways. The pasta is perfectly al dente, the sauce is perfectly salted and seasoned. I love their other offerings as well. Breakfast sandwiches are amazing and well portioned. The hash brown isn't crispy all the way through - only the exterior is a light crisp. The inside is soft and pillowy, a touch of grease. The fried cauliflower has incredible texture (from the nuts) and acid. The arancini is creamy and cheesy in an addictive way. Fiore's food is indeed fine. 5/5.
M K
Amazing breakfast and treats all around! Delicious and adorable shop!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pastries, The Breakfast Sandwich
Stephanie R.
Yes, the pastries are good, and I can appreciate they make everything in store, but I think it’s too overpriced. We went for breakfast, ordered 2 sandwiches & 2 iced dirty chai’s & a hash brown & our total was $52. That’s insane.
We have been so thrilled to have this spot in the neighborhood. We order a bunch of things for breakfast to share and I always think it's going to be way too much but it's all so amazing we scarf it down and roll ourselves out of there. I love getting the tomato pies or pizza of the day which seems odd first thing in the morning but that pizza dough they use is to die for. They have a lot of savory pastry options and delicious breakfast sandwiches if you aren't much of a sweets person which I'm not, but even so I can't resist the bombellinos (spelling?) and really all of it. Coffee is also great. The space is small and doesn't have many tables but we usually go during peak times and a spot opens up quickly so we haven't had a problem. Service is friendly and helpful. One of our favorites!
Ksenia Shepelev
Simply divine - as they’ve always been!Followed them from Queen Village up here. Parking is easy in the area, service is fast and on point. The additional menu items are incredible. Bravo Ed & Justine! Can’t wait to see what you do up here.Kid-friendliness: Never feel uncomfortable here with my toddler.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hashbrowns, Chocolate Almond Cornetti, Pastries, The Saltie, B E C, Maritozzi
Patrick O.
A must stop spot for any breakfast sandwich lovers like myself. My family and I did a small sampling of three of their breakfast sandwiches which were all delicious in their own ways. My personal favorite was The Breakfast Sandwich (oddly the only one without an interesting name) which had a deliciously flavored sausage and umami flavors with every bite. Without being too greasy or salty either! A huge accomplishment in my book. This is likely a testament to the quality of ingredients if I had to guess. I will say while the egg and ricotta was delicious, for me it was just missing something. But it was pretty light on the palate.
Really like this cafe. My main criticism is that I find it inconsistent. I've been a few times by now, and love that many of their pastries change every week. Overall, they taste good, but the proofed goods consistently have a yeasty after taste in my opinion. I enjoy their breakfast sandwich as well, but on some weekends it is cooked better than others. Ice cream 10/10. Flavors are awesome and texture truly is the one of Italian ice cream. If you think of visiting with small children/stroller know it is possible but the space is small and might feel too busy on a weekend.
Came here for a one on one friend date. Perfect little spot for catching up. My friend selected the cauliflower (which she said was great) and I got the fried chicken sandwich. The sandwich was great with the highlight being the aioli and the fresh herb spread that was on the sandwich. Would definitely get that again. We also shared the ricotta gnudi which was AMAZING. It was like eating clouds and the brown butter sage sauce was great with it. Would highly recommend getting one of their coffees too. Very good.My only issue is that the space is tiny and it's easy for it to become cramped between the dine in clients and those coming in for to go coffee orders. Seems like there needs to be a better system in place for peak hours.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Pastries
Great spot, pastries are delicious! A little on the pricey side but worth it
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Amazing pastries, good coffee and cute vibe. Not a lot of tables but if you can snag one a great place to sit with a friend or partner, sip on some coffee and split the pastries. Definitely order the maritozzi I thought I wouldn't like it but I was wrong. The cream is light and slightly sweet.
Amazing pastries and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pastries, The Saltie, The Breakfast Sandwich, Maritozzi
This place hasn't sold me yet. The coffee is very good, but the egg, "b.e.c" sandwich I had was insanely underwhelming. Eggs served on a hamburger bun :/ and said it includes bacon but what they really meant was 'bacon bits' mixed in with the eggs.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
Spent 2 hours here on a Sunday morning. Very busy and the line was out the door. Service is order at the counter then you can sit down at a table. My review is about the quality of the pastries. I’ve traveled to Italy a number of times throughout my life and these pastries are visually similar to the types you will find in Europe but the flavor is really where fiore lacks. Pistachio and almond cornetti were bland for $6 a piece. The dough was also dry. The maritozzo filling just tasted like whipped cream. Chocolate cornetti was dry. Torta della nonna was okay. Overall I was disappointed.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Fiore finally has pasta again. The pork ragu is elevated Chef Boyaredee in all the best nostalgic and warm and fuzzy ways. The pasta is perfectly al dente, the sauce is perfectly salted and seasoned. I love their other offerings as well. Breakfast sandwiches are amazing and well portioned. The hash brown isn't crispy all the way through - only the exterior is a light crisp. The inside is soft and pillowy, a touch of grease. The fried cauliflower has incredible texture (from the nuts) and acid. The arancini is creamy and cheesy in an addictive way. Fiore's food is indeed fine. 5/5.
Amazing breakfast and treats all around! Delicious and adorable shop!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pastries, The Breakfast Sandwich
Yes, the pastries are good, and I can appreciate they make everything in store, but I think it’s too overpriced. We went for breakfast, ordered 2 sandwiches & 2 iced dirty chai’s & a hash brown & our total was $52. That’s insane.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
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Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We have been so thrilled to have this spot in the neighborhood. We order a bunch of things for breakfast to share and I always think it's going to be way too much but it's all so amazing we scarf it down and roll ourselves out of there. I love getting the tomato pies or pizza of the day which seems odd first thing in the morning but that pizza dough they use is to die for. They have a lot of savory pastry options and delicious breakfast sandwiches if you aren't much of a sweets person which I'm not, but even so I can't resist the bombellinos (spelling?) and really all of it. Coffee is also great. The space is small and doesn't have many tables but we usually go during peak times and a spot opens up quickly so we haven't had a problem. Service is friendly and helpful. One of our favorites!
Simply divine - as they’ve always been!Followed them from Queen Village up here. Parking is easy in the area, service is fast and on point. The additional menu items are incredible. Bravo Ed & Justine! Can’t wait to see what you do up here.Kid-friendliness: Never feel uncomfortable here with my toddler.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hashbrowns, Chocolate Almond Cornetti, Pastries, The Saltie, B E C, Maritozzi
A must stop spot for any breakfast sandwich lovers like myself. My family and I did a small sampling of three of their breakfast sandwiches which were all delicious in their own ways. My personal favorite was The Breakfast Sandwich (oddly the only one without an interesting name) which had a deliciously flavored sausage and umami flavors with every bite. Without being too greasy or salty either! A huge accomplishment in my book. This is likely a testament to the quality of ingredients if I had to guess. I will say while the egg and ricotta was delicious, for me it was just missing something. But it was pretty light on the palate.
Great food, beautiful space