Di Camillo Bakery — Restaurant in Town of Lewiston

Nestled in the heart of Lewiston, NY, the Village Bake Shop is a hidden gem that beckons to those with a penchant for exquisite baked goods. As you step through its inviting doors, you're greeted not only by the tantalizing aroma of freshly baked pastries and bread but also by the charming embrace of its cool old-time interior. The vintage decor creates a nostalgic ambiance, transporting visitors to the 1720 where every corner tells a story. The delightful treats, ranging from mouthwatering pastries to delightful bread, showcase a dedication to both quality and taste. It's more than a bakery; it's an immersive experience where delectable flavors harmonize with the allure of a carefully curated vintage setting, making the Village Bake Shop an absolute must-visit for connoisseurs of both culinary delights and...

I've heard great things about DiCamillo and while in Lewiston decided to pop in and pick up a few things. I'm sure they have some great items but I was underwhelmed with my selection. I purchased some cannoli and they were very poor. The filling tasted like cupcake icing with a little almond extract added in. It was extremely light and airy like buttercream frosting, not the typical mixture of ricotta and marscapone cheeses. Also ordered a few eclaires but not much better. The presentation looked amazing, unfortunately the taste left a lot to be desired. Based on a number of reviews it seems like they are better known for bread and bakery pizza. I'll have to stick to...

BY FAR MY FAVORITE LOCATION!! There are a few Dicamillo Bakery locations in the WNY area, but this one by far is the best. I have spent 26 years in Niagara Falls NY & WNY area. Finding great coffee outside of Starbucks & Tim Hortons is not easy. But every time I come back to the area, I always make a point of stopping into this Dicamillos with my dad after a walk at Art Park for a cup of coffee and a peanut doughnut. Being over the road trucking, I don't get to do it as often as I used to, but it's definitely a tradition I am glad still sticks. A long walk & a chat with the old man and warm delicious coffee....