Social Profile: 
✔️Breakfast ✔️Brunch ✔️Lunch ✔️Dinner ✔️Dine in ✔️Take out ✔️Delivery
… View more
Italian cookies & cakes, plus pizza & pasta offered in a rustic, charming cafe & bakery.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2022 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Phone: (412) 281-2602
Website: https://www.enricobiscotti.com/
Menu Photos
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
The Enrico Biscotti Co | A biscotti bakery in Pittsburgh’s historic Strip …
Wander into a small biscotti bakery in Pittsburgh’s Historic Strip District, you’ll find the aromas are intoxicating. At Enrico Biscotti, we have all manner of …
The Enrico Biscotti Company (@enricobiscotti) – Instagram
Cookies, pastries, breads, wood-fired pizza and more from a rustic Italian bakery and cafe in the heart of Pittsburgh’s Strip District. #GETINHERE …
The Enrico Biscotti Company | Pittsburgh PA – Facebook
We have everything you need to make your Easter extra sweet and authentic. All made by hands with the best ingredients. Call us at (412) 281-2602!
Reviews
April
Holy moly. All of these were delicious. This is pumpkin walnut biscotti, almond macaroon, an Italian nut bread and a hazelnut pie but it was the little cookie, the almond macaroon that stole the show. Wow! Crisp on the outside but soft in the center with the perfect sweet flavor, not to sweet, just right!
Really loved all the selections. I seriously could have picked 5 more items. Very authentic
… moreReally loved all the selections. I seriously could have picked 5 more items. Very authentic
Amber Emphrey
Spent the evening making pies at The Enrico Biscotti Company with a lovely group of people. The experience was incredible dinner was phenomenal, the class was well-structured and informative, and we left with beautiful pies to bring home. The staff was fantastic. I highly recommend The Enrico Biscotti Company to everyone!
… moreShef Sheila
The meats and cheese are the freshest around. The fresh provolone was the best i have ever tasted. The service was not great, the counter helper actually threw (not tossed) my package of sliced meat at me. This guy was just down right rude. Better help would make the experience a 10
… moreElaine Dela Peña
If you sell one thing you’ve gotta do it right and trust they do it right. Grab a cup of coffee from down the street and a biscotti and you are good to explore the strip. So many fun flavors to pick from and a couple seasonal options too!
… moreJess Lee
This place slaps. Both biscotti and scones were amazing. Definitely the best and the freshest biscottis and scones I’ve had in life. It was a friend’s random rec, and holy moly I would absolutely go back. No sitting only takeouts tho.
… moreKayla
I have never had biscotti until I visited Enrico Biscotti today. It was delicious! This is a very small bakery but it is very cozy inside and they also have other baked goods, as well as dog treats! I am interested in signing up for the bread baking lesson they offer as well. It smells really good inside and there is a variety of biscotti flavors. No indoor seating as it is very small inside but most stores in the strip are. I will definitely come back next time I make a pilgrimage to the strip!
… moreTara Thomas
My husband and I were genuinely excited for what we hoped would be an evening of delicious, homemade Italian food. Unfortunately, the experience fell far short of our expectations.
According to the website, Enrico Biscotti offers both a First Friday Dinner and a separate family-style dinner experience. We specifically chose the First Friday Dinner because it was described as a plated, coursed meal—something we felt more comfortable with, as we weren’t interested in sharing food with strangers. To our surprise, the first two courses were served family-style and had to be shared with the rest of our table.
Each of the early courses was mediocre at best, and by the end of the third, we were genuinely confused as to how this dinner justified the $95 per person price tag. When the filet course finally arrived, we hoped it might redeem the evening and help explain the cost. Unfortunately, what we were served was a completely overcooked, well-done piece of meat- dry and tough.
As if that weren’t disappointing enough, towards the later part of the meal we began being dripped on. Looking up, we saw two baking sheets awkwardly positioned above us clearly failing to contain the leak.
I don’t enjoy leaving such a negative review of a Pittsburgh restaurant, but for $200, I can confidently say there are many other places in the city far more worthy of the experience and cost.
… moreAccording to the website, Enrico Biscotti offers both a First Friday Dinner and a separate family-style dinner experience. We specifically chose the First Friday Dinner because it was described as a plated, coursed meal—something we felt more comfortable with, as we weren’t interested in sharing food with strangers. To our surprise, the first two courses were served family-style and had to be shared with the rest of our table.
Each of the early courses was mediocre at best, and by the end of the third, we were genuinely confused as to how this dinner justified the $95 per person price tag. When the filet course finally arrived, we hoped it might redeem the evening and help explain the cost. Unfortunately, what we were served was a completely overcooked, well-done piece of meat- dry and tough.
As if that weren’t disappointing enough, towards the later part of the meal we began being dripped on. Looking up, we saw two baking sheets awkwardly positioned above us clearly failing to contain the leak.
I don’t enjoy leaving such a negative review of a Pittsburgh restaurant, but for $200, I can confidently say there are many other places in the city far more worthy of the experience and cost.
Jennifer Vito
Took the pizza making class with family on July 20, 2025 and enjoyed every minute of it. It was a great Birthday gift from my kids. Dinner was delicious and the pizza making opportunity was wonderful. The shared recipe and directions were so simple that I have not bought frozen store dough since.
… moreVictoria Johnson
I’ve gone to Enrico several times to grab baked goods, all of which have been fantastic! I had no idea they had a cafe to the side of the bakery until I read about it on their website. Hours are limited, but if you find yourself in the Strip District while it’s open (like I did!), it’s a must-try.
No lie, I have paid twice as much for food half as good. I was blown away by the portion sizes and quality… you could just tell everything was made with love. I got spaghetti and a side salad – side salad was delicious with a homemade dressing and the pasta was homemade “everything” down to the noodles. The sauce and meatballs were perfect!! And the homemade bread was icing on the cake. Those with hearty appetites will leave satisfied.
Of course I highly recommend the bakery – at the very least, grab some biscotti for you and a friend (if there’s a line, trust me, it’s worth the wait ). And if you find yourself in the Strip District while the cafe is open, grab some lunch!
… moreNo lie, I have paid twice as much for food half as good. I was blown away by the portion sizes and quality… you could just tell everything was made with love. I got spaghetti and a side salad – side salad was delicious with a homemade dressing and the pasta was homemade “everything” down to the noodles. The sauce and meatballs were perfect!! And the homemade bread was icing on the cake. Those with hearty appetites will leave satisfied.
Of course I highly recommend the bakery – at the very least, grab some biscotti for you and a friend (if there’s a line, trust me, it’s worth the wait ). And if you find yourself in the Strip District while the cafe is open, grab some lunch!
Traveling Is Our Passion
Hey, we are Vicky and Malte from the travel blog Traveling Is Our Passion. For a full one-day Pittsburgh guide, check out our blog!
If you love fresh-baked pastries, ENRICO BISCOTTI is a must-visit in Pittsburgh! This small bakery in the Strip District smells like heaven the moment you walk in. Their biscotti are crispy, full of flavor, and perfect with coffee. We tried the almond and chocolate ones—so good! They also have fresh bread, cannoli, and other Italian treats.
It’s a cozy spot with a charming, old-school vibe. Perfect for grabbing a snack while exploring the area! ☕
… moreIf you love fresh-baked pastries, ENRICO BISCOTTI is a must-visit in Pittsburgh! This small bakery in the Strip District smells like heaven the moment you walk in. Their biscotti are crispy, full of flavor, and perfect with coffee. We tried the almond and chocolate ones—so good! They also have fresh bread, cannoli, and other Italian treats.
It’s a cozy spot with a charming, old-school vibe. Perfect for grabbing a snack while exploring the area! ☕