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Quaint Italian cafe with handcrafted, sweet & savory Tuscan specialties, plus espresso & cappuccino.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 371 4th St, Jersey City, NJ 07302
Phone: (201) 798-8900
Website: http://www.pratobakery.com/
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Reviews
Panhathai Pongtong
I really enjoyed the latte at Prato Bakery; it’s a personal favorite. This time I tried the pistachio croissant and it was delicious—the staff was even kind enough to offer to warm it up for me, which was a lovely touch. Great service and a wonderful treat!
… moreKeya Patel
Great little Tuscany-style cafe!
Loved the food, everything was fresh and tasty. They have a great selection of Tuscan breads and baked goods. The place is cozy, and the people were super friendly. Will definitely come back!
… moreLoved the food, everything was fresh and tasty. They have a great selection of Tuscan breads and baked goods. The place is cozy, and the people were super friendly. Will definitely come back!
Giulione
Prato Bakery is the real deal. As someone from Tuscany, I can say this place genuinely captures what a proper Italian bakery should feel like — and that’s not easy to pull off in Jersey City.
The cantucci are exceptional: made with a traditional recipe, no butter, no preservatives — exactly as they should be. The schiacciata is crispy and flavorful, the cappuccino is spot on, and the sandwiches are fresh and generous. Breakfast, lunch, pastries — they do it all, and they do it well.
The space is warm and welcoming, and you can feel the care and passion that Simone, Teresa, and the team put into everything. Prices are fair for the quality you get.
If you’re looking for a little piece of Tuscany in the area, this is it. Highly recommended.
… moreThe cantucci are exceptional: made with a traditional recipe, no butter, no preservatives — exactly as they should be. The schiacciata is crispy and flavorful, the cappuccino is spot on, and the sandwiches are fresh and generous. Breakfast, lunch, pastries — they do it all, and they do it well.
The space is warm and welcoming, and you can feel the care and passion that Simone, Teresa, and the team put into everything. Prices are fair for the quality you get.
If you’re looking for a little piece of Tuscany in the area, this is it. Highly recommended.
Victor Chau
Ordered their most popular sandwich, the Brontë. At first I was skeptical because there were really only 4 ingredients, and at $20 after tip for a single sandwich it seemed a bit steep.
After re toasting and trying it, however, I was impressed by how a simple sandwich could be so tasty. The ingredients all blended together so well, with the pistachio cream being the glue that tied together and elevated the sandwich to great heights.
After finishing the sandwich in one sitting, I was left particularly full and satisfied. I would definitely recommend the Brontë to those looking for a solid Italian style sandwich, and would love to try the other options as well.
… moreAfter re toasting and trying it, however, I was impressed by how a simple sandwich could be so tasty. The ingredients all blended together so well, with the pistachio cream being the glue that tied together and elevated the sandwich to great heights.
After finishing the sandwich in one sitting, I was left particularly full and satisfied. I would definitely recommend the Brontë to those looking for a solid Italian style sandwich, and would love to try the other options as well.
Melissa Galluccio (travel_the_world_melissa)
Great authentic italian panificio. This is like italy fresh pizza panini and I really love their chocolate biscotti it’s my favorite. They have italian products here a little expensive but it’s all imported the goods. I feel like I am in Italy when I come here it’s a great place to get the pizza my favorite is the margarita it’s $3.75 but is filling I come here after therapy next door .
… moreSylar303
A very rustic environment but the food was solid the sandwiches were simple but flavorful and not to over the top you could taste each ingredient individually but it comes together very nicely as a whole! Highly recommend it!
… moreWhere New Yorker Goes
One of my favorite Italian pastry shops! I discovered this place back in 2015, and I’m so happy to see them grow — they’ve now expanded to three other locations(Hoboken, Bay Street, and, Heights). Their taste remain the same!
… moreRob C
First I should say that Italian isn’t usually my first choice of cuisine, but my wife loves it.
But Prato was really impressive! I tried a deceptively small sandwich and a slice of pizza: the sandwich bread was way more filling than expected for me which I suppose is good for most people but not if you have trouble building muscle like me.
While we ate, their staff also gave us pieces of one of their chocolate breads (can’t recall the name!!) to try. The staff and bread are both very nice.
Note that they are open for indoor dining as of this review – you guys know, we can never be too sure these days so when in a doubt give them a call.
… moreBut Prato was really impressive! I tried a deceptively small sandwich and a slice of pizza: the sandwich bread was way more filling than expected for me which I suppose is good for most people but not if you have trouble building muscle like me.
While we ate, their staff also gave us pieces of one of their chocolate breads (can’t recall the name!!) to try. The staff and bread are both very nice.
Note that they are open for indoor dining as of this review – you guys know, we can never be too sure these days so when in a doubt give them a call.
ziggy
I wonder if they scraped the cheese from an old sandwich and swapped it into today’s. The tomato doesn’t seem fresh either
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