Cosa Duci

I love this little and cozy artisan bakery & café, which is family owned and run by women! We stopped here one chilly morning last month “just” for a quick coffee, on our way to Miami for lunch. They have a small patio outside, but it was very windy that day, so we decided to go inside (they’re located in a plaza, so parking is not an issue). As soon as you go in, you are greeted by a couple of displays full of Italian cookies and pastries, so of course, we “had to” try some of them with our espressos: I ordered a Pasticciotto di Crema and my husband asked for a small Bigne. But then we saw the paninis, pizzas, arancini, quiches, muffins, etc. that they made that day (everything here is fresh and homemade), so of course we “had to” try some of that stuff too: we shared a couple of Arancinis (the original Sicilian ones, filled with meat, and served with the typical salsa that in Italy we use for the pizzas), Muffins with spinach and cheese, a panino with porchetta (rare to find in Palm Beach County) and a piece of Pizza Margherita. I can’t really say what I liked more: everything was so good! They also serve wine, so my husband ordered a glass of red house wine, and I had a Mimosa: both drinks were very good and cost only $6.95! (I must say that all their prices are very affordable). Needless to say, we didn’t go to Miami for lunch, but we found a great place for brunch and I’m looking forward to go back!

Cute little place with several pastry selections,breakfast and lunch options. The lobster tail had a delicious crunchy shell and the inside was whipped cream which was refreshing. The almond croissant was OK, a no for me but overall sweet staff and cute place.

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.