Rigoletto Italian Bakery Café

What a cute little treasure this place is! I would have given 5 stars but I didn't care for the Michelangelo pastry or their receipt style. I had the opportunity to try several items and loved all but the Michelangelo. I found the chocolate icing lacking flavor, it was more like ding dong icing and I expected it to be better quality chocolate than that. The employees are all very genial and warm hearted. There are plenty of cute booths to sit and grab a bite to eat, or toenjoy a sweet treat with coffee. There's a great atmosphere, if they had some soft 40s bistro music playing that would have been more enjoyable. I prefer a receipt that breaks down my order, the one I received only shows my total overallcost. Cookies are sold by weight, not by piece, they really should sell those by the piece instead, but whatever. There was a quiet but steady stream of customers, they also will do wedding cakes but I don't know the details for those. Ijust overheard an employee mention this to a customer who asked. All in all, this is a solid 4.5 for me. I'm adding some photos but they're not as great as others posted. Give this place a look see, get a treat to try them out. You'll bepleasantly surprised if you do. NOTE: This would be a wonderful place to bring a date for date night.

Really good Italian food. Been looking for a legit Italian place for awhile. The baked ziti could use meat and in it's sauce. All in all, not a bad place, pretty good food but a bit pricey. If everything was like a few cheaper, it'd be a perfect place.

Very pleasant! Gorgeous looking handmade desserts. The fry on the calamari was very light (just needed salt and pepper for taste), gnocchi was fluffy and seafood pasta was so fresh. Not a fan of their tomato sauce. Very pungent. Was it homemade? I was looking forward to the Italian cookies as they?re my favorite. Fresh but not much taste. A bit disappointing. Not like Queens, NY. Overall a nice visit. Just small details that gave it 4 stars.