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Old 02-03-2009, 03:58 PM
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Default Cannolis or Italian bakeries in San Antonio?

Anyone know of a place that makes cannolis here? My boss said there's an Italian bakery in Alamo Heights but didn't know a name. I've been dying for a cannoli for months and will probably end up driving up to Austin if I don't find any here. Whole Foods had a couple once so I bought one and it was terrible.

Please tell me there's a place to find them locally!
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Old 02-03-2009, 04:12 PM
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Check out Pizzabella on Nacadoches Rd...we ate there on Friday evening (VERY nice live music), great food and altho I did not have one, I noticed the lady next to us eating one....

based on the rest of their food we had, I bet they are GOOOOOODDDDD!

This place also has a full bar service...and DH was happy they had several "good" beers on tap!

Pizza, Italian food, Pizza Bella - best pizza and italian food in San Antonio
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Old 02-03-2009, 07:35 PM
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if you need a quick fix HEB plus has some in their bakery section not bad considering...
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Leave the gun, take the cannoli
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You might try calling Paesano's in Alamo Heights on Basse Rd (actually Lincoln Heights near the Quarry.) They had a separate bakery in the same shopping center, and I think it's still there. That may be the location your boss mentioned.

good luck and let us know!
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Old 02-04-2009, 01:27 PM
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The HEB on Hwy 281 and Evans has them. They make plain, with chocolate chips, and almonds.
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Old 02-05-2009, 08:59 AM
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thanks - now I have to go get a cannoli!

i wonder if the people at HEB are thinking "Why are the cannolis so popular lately?"

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Old 02-05-2009, 04:15 PM
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Your most welcome. Be sure to check to make certain your cannolis are completely stuffed, though. I bought a bad batch, I guess, as two of them only had filling at the ends--nothing in the middle! But they seem to have corrected the problem. It was kind of like buying a hot dog in a bun, with the only ends having pieces of hot dogs.


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thanks - now I have to go get a cannoli!

i wonder if the people at HEB are thinking "Why are the cannolis so popular lately?"

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Your most welcome. Be sure to check to make certain your cannolis are completely stuffed, though. I bought a bad batch, I guess, as two of them only had filling at the ends--nothing in the middle! But they seem to have corrected the problem. It was kind of like buying a hot dog in a bun, with the only ends having pieces of hot dogs.
Wondering if they thought that was how they were supposed to be?
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