The Caffe is small but the pastry is awesome. The price is right too! It's a place run by locals who really know how to make delicious pastry.

The best Italian almond cookies I have had (and I have tried many). The gentleman who owns the cafe said that it was his aunt's recipe. I look forward to trying another one of his pastries next time we are in town.

It's like being in Italy. Soccer on the TV, the "regulars" speaking Italian, and everyone enjoying great coffee, out of this world gelato, and a huge selection of homemade, beautiful, delicious coffees (especially the cappuccino). They also have Sicialian-style pizzas. The family who runs this cafe is very friendly and pleasant. Don't miss it if you are in Gloucester.

A door on the corner of the street takes you into this tiny piece of Italy ....just a few tables but a great selection of pastries and a fabulous cappuccino!

Stopped in for some expresso, cappuccino, sfogliatelle and pastaccia. The coffee was fresh and pastries delicious!!!! Will visit again in the future.

This place is so clean and squared away. It draws many Italian speaking locals so it is just a cool experience. It is also very well located on the busy main street across from some great shops. Easy walking here from anywhere downtown, or from the wharf. I had homemade choc chip gelato and a nice cappuccino. Quite a satisfying... More

Small store on the main street. Always a stop when in Gloucester even in the Winter.

We popped in for a delicious ricotta pie and fig bar with great coffees. Lots of patrons, and lots of Italian conversations.

A little bit of the North End in the West End of Gloucester. Fabulous lattes to accompany the many tasty treats. Lobster tails, cannoli, cookies of many varieties, but my favorite treat is the teenie weenie cassatini....simply to die for! However, they are tiny and you just might need a few to satisfy your sweet toothe. A worthwhile destination in... More