Pasticceria Rocco — Restaurant in New York

I never post reviews but this I just had to. I’ve been here twice.

The first time I came I came with 2 other people. We sat there for 20 mins with no service so we left, no menus were handed to us and we weren’t asked if we wanted something to drink.

The second time I came, I came with another person. I ordered ice coffee they gave me hot coffee. The other persons food came before mine. We were both waiting 15 mins for my food because he wasn’t going to eat while I sat there staring at him eating. Our food should have came at the same time. By the time my food came, his food was cold and it didn’t even look fresh. We said something, they remade the omelette and it looked completely different from the first one they gave us. Plus they put tomatoes and other stuff in it when he only asked for green peppers and onion.

Overall, the service and food were okay but I wouldn’t ever...

I had the pleasure of having breakfast at Rocco's last week and my meal was excellent. A friend recommended I try the pancakes. I was initially hesitant because I'm normally a pastry guy. Once I looked at the menu, I couldn't resist. I had the caramelized banana/chocolate pancakes and my wife had the cookies and cream. Both dishes knocked our socks off. By far the best pancakes I've ever eaten. I can't see myself going to Rocco's in the future and not getting a stack of their latest creation. Next time I go, I am trying the cannoli and the red velvet pancakes. If you're not fan of pancakes, get the pastries, which are always delicious and authentic. This place is a wonderful addition to Bay Ridge's eating scene, and I will always go back...

Ever since seeing the huge sign in the window stating they don’t discriminate against vaccinated people I have boycotted this restaurant and will continue to boycott after this pandemic passes. Not only are they breaking the law but they are insulting all those who are truly discriminated against and who have suffered injustices from denial of basic rights to torture, enslavement and murder. This is not discrimination. This is a law put in place to protect the citizens of this country. We are a nation of laws and while we may not always agree with them we still need to follow them. I wonder if you would welcome customers into your establishment if they were to come in shirtless or shoeless, both of which are not allowed...