Cosa Duci Italian Bakery - Boca Raton

I discovered Cosa Duci while waiting for my husband at the bike shop, and I must say, it was a fantastic find. They offer a wide variety of options. We love quiche, so we tried their artichoke-spinach and ricotta-zucchini flavors. Both were delicious, but the ricotta-zucchini was truly extraordinary. The staff behind the counter were very friendly. They have a few tables outside, but we chose to sit indoors. I really enjoyed the ambiance; it’s beautifully decorated for an Italian bakery. I highly recommend this place, and we will definitely be returning!

Upon entering, we were immediately greeted by enticing displays filled with Italian cookies and pastries, so naturally, we had to sample a few with our espressos. I chose a Pasticciotto di Crema, and my husband went for a small Bigne. Then we noticed the tempting selection of paninis, pizzas, arancini, quiches, muffins, and more freshly made that day. Everything is homemade, so we couldn’t resist trying some of those as well. We shared a couple of Arancinis (the classic Sicilian kind filled with meat, served with a typical Italian sauce for pizza), muffins with spinach and cheese, a porchetta panino (which is hard to find in Palm Beach County), and a slice of Pizza Margherita. Honestly, it's hard to say what I enjoyed the most because everything was delicious! They also offer wine, so my husband ordered a glass of red house wine while I had a Mimosa; both drinks were excellent and only cost $6.95! I should mention that all their prices are very reasonable. Needless to say, we didn’t make it to Miami for lunch, but we discovered a fantastic spot for brunch, and I can't wait to return!

This charming little café offers a variety of pastries, as well as breakfast and lunch items. The lobster tail pastry featured a wonderfully crunchy exterior and a refreshing whipped cream filling. While the almond croissant didn't quite impress me, the overall experience was pleasant thanks to the friendly staff and the adorable atmosphere.

Cosa Duci is a little gem in Boca Raton! Cozy and homey feel, the place boosts a variety of homemade Italian pastries, arancini, panini, pizza and other bites. Everything we tried was really good, this is a great place to relax with a nice breakfast or brunch considering they also serves wine. I will definitely go back, prices are good and service was perfect. The owner Silvia from Sicily plans to open another location, with a different menu, in Boca east, so we will check that out as well. This was a great find and one of the few authentic Italian places in PB County.

I always arrive at closing time But they opened the door and let me get a drink and yummy cookies. Always great service and very tasty well made food. A great local Boca restaurant.