

Family-owned bakeshop, opened in 1932, offering up breads, cookies & sandwiches 24 hours a day.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 134 Salem St, Boston, MA 02113
Phone: (617) 523-5601
Website: http://bovabakeryboston.net/
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Reviews
Lobster Tail: Their signature item, actually a cream-filled croissant. The bread was crisp but a bit hard, but the cream wasn’t surprisingly sweet! A pleasant surprise!
Creme Brulee: So delicious it brought tears to my eyes lol! Extremely delicate and silky yet still slightly springy, with an incredibly rich egg and milk flavor, and a gentle vanilla aroma. A bit unexpected was that the caramel was the kind of syrup used in crème caramel. But I don’t really like the caramel coating of the original that may stick on teeth, so it’s fine! It’s a plus!
I brought the same items for my roommates, and they both thought they were delicious too
The line was long but very efficient and moved quickly. The line was almost out the door when we entered and we were in and out within 10 or so minutes.
The pecan pie bar is the best I’ve ever had in my life. I don’t even like cannolis but I like theirs!
Location: 134 Salem st, Boston , MA 02113
Price: $10 – $20
️Cuisine style : authentic Italian
specialties :old school vibe, local landmark open since 1926 – 24/7 open, family owned Italian bakery. Offers sweets and savory.
Best known for: Cannoli, pastries, fresh breads, pizza
Be ready to be in the but it moves quickly.
What we had :
Cannoli – cappuccino $8
– ricotta $8
Great pastries, good arancini, and solid, traditional cannoli. Individual canolo filled on the spot. When the line gets long they try to stay ahead of it, but probably never filled more than a few minutes before you get your.
The Florentine cannolo is an absolute treat and worth the wait. The non-pastries are considered “drunk food” by the locals, but are still good.
I got the ham and cheese croissant, steak and cheese arancini and the chocolate chip rugelach. Listen, the ham and cheese croissant didn’t even make it up the street! I literally turned back around and ordered more treats. The croissant is buttery and flaky. I had the rugelach for dessert and that was so good. The steak & cheese arancini is so tasty and filling. I can’t wait to try more pastries off the menu.
This spot is conveniently located right in the heart of Little Italy. And did I forget to mention that it is 24/7? Definitely check them out!