Etna Italian Pastry Shop

Photo - Piano Works Mall -July 2008 BradMandell

Locations

2318 Lyell Avenue, Rochester NY, 14606

349 Commercial Street, East Rochester NY, 14445 in the Piano Works Mall

Hours (as of October 2008)

Monday - Saturday: 9:00AM to 6:00PM

Sundays & Holidays: 9:00AM to 2:00PM

Phones

585 429 6369 (Lyell Ave)

585 586 2860 (Commercial St.)

Website

http://www.etnapastryshop.com/

Email

<info AT etnapastryshop DOT com>

Etna Italian Pastry Shop is an Italian pastry shop and cafe featuring delicious cookies, petit fours and cannoli, wedding and occasion cakes, and more. In nice weather you can sit outside at the Piano Works Mall location (see photo).

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2008-01-06 15:59:28   Everything from Etna is delicious and the service is usually very good. Best cannoli in town. —WestSideB

2008-04-24 09:41:26   Hands down, Etna bakery clearly has the best cannoli, cookies and fillings for any pastry. East Rochester place is beautiful and clean. Great ice cream and panini for lunch. What a find for me and my friends. —AnnFehrenbach

2009-03-10 13:11:24   I had a chance to check our the new E. Roch. location this past weekend. WOW what a lovely selection of Italian cookies, canolies and beautifully decorated cakes. They even had some of those very-difficult-to-make Sfogliatelle (pronounced sfo-lyah-TEL-e)are Italian filled pastries that are shaped like shells or cones. The word "sfogliatelle" means "many leaves/layers",and this describes the dessert. They also had a nice selection of ice cream (Perry's if I'm not mistaken). Can't wait to go back. —MalainkaGreen

2009-12-31 21:08:50   Am pretty upset at this place. Ordered a cake to be picked up at 4pm today. Showed up at 4:20 and the place was closed! I guess they close early on holidays (2pm), but it would have been nice if the girl taking my order had mentioned that fact when we spoke. Made a pretty long trip for nothing. When you order, they take your phone number but no one called us and we had no cake for our special occasion. Their pastries may be tasty but definitely overpriced and even if they were truly amazing, if you can't count on them to be ready at the right time, they are not much good to you, are they? —dadioy01

2010-01-01 17:45:03   Resonse to Dadioy01 unfair bellyaching about our favorite bakery. Products are superior, no preservatives, freshly made. I am confused, if pastries are "overpriced" why order again. Seems like supermarket packedged products are your speed. —Annemariescuderi