Veniero’s Pasticceria and Caffe

Having operated for over 125 years, this cafe really is a slice of NYC history
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Discover one of NYC’s last remaining old-world pastry shops circa 1894. 🇮🇹 🍰
Veniero’s Pasticceria and Caffe
Written by Time Out in paid partnership with Veniero's

Time Out says

Between 1876 and 1924, millions of Italians immigrated to America. Among them was a man called Antonio Veniero, who settled in New York City and opened his own cafe in 1894. It's here that he sold candy, espresso, and biscotti – all homemade, naturally.

Over the years, the Veniero family has placed greater focus on cakes and expanded the premises, but the Veniero's traditional essence remains. Yes, you can still grab a great cup of Joe and freshly baked biscotti here. But you really should allow yourself to be lured in by gorgeous cakes, cannoli, and deliciously creamy deep-dish cheesecake behind the counter.

Then pull up a chair at one of the charming wooden tables and savor your purchase while marveling at the Neapolitan glass ceiling and Italian renaissance art decorating the walls. And if it's so good that you simply cannot wait to return, you can order Veniero’s online with nationwide shipping. Who says you can't have a cannoli kit to yourself?

Veniero’s Pasticceria and Caffe says
Here are some of best sellers!

1. Cannoli

Choose from Classic or Chocolate dipped shells and Vanilla or Chocolate filling! Our DIY cannoli kits make for a fun and delicious activity or gift!

2. Cheesecake

Choose from NY style, Italian, Oreo, Chocolate Marble, NY w/ strawberries, and NY w/ almonds

3. Lobster Tails- Vanilla or chocolate filled

4. Rainbow Cookies

5. Pignoli Cookies

Upon entering the pastry shop, you are greeted by a wonderful display of traditional and regional Italian confections, a vast variety of large an miniature pastries, and assortments of hand-made Italian butter cookies. Take in the aroma of the freshly baked biscotti (Italian biscuits) as well as the traditional cheese cakes and specialty cakes. A full 40 feet of ecstasy for the dessert lover!

Details

Address
342 E 11th St
New York
10003
Cross street:
between First and Second Aves
Transport:
Subway: L to First Ave, 6 to Astor Pl
Opening hours:
Sunday to Thursday: 8 a.m. – 10 p.m., Friday to Saturday: 8 a.m. – 11 p.m.
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