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Enricos Teams Up With the Cheesery

Wednesday, 04 August 2010 15:09 administrator

Several months ago we reported that Enrico’s Bakery of Scarsdale was moving a few doors down to the former home of Hartsdale Farms. Folks at the bakery let us know that their new location would be larger, include sidewalk tables and also sell smoked fish. Smoked fish? Though the bakery does sell kosher goods, it was puzzling how Italians from the Bronx would get into the business of selling lox and whitefish!

Well the mystery is now solved. Enrico’s of Hartsdale is now installed in their new, expansive home at 214 East Hartsdale. They have joined forces with an old friend. Pat Hall, formerly of the Hartsdale Cheesery who is also on the premises, selling wonderful smoked fish and a full array of cheeses and flavored cream cheeses. Pat and bakery owners Joe and Michelle Floriano have teamed up to offer delectable treats for any occasion.

The bakery line has been expanded and there are a greater variety of cakes and pastries as well as custom made birthday cakes, doughnuts, homemade rolls and bagels on the way. I tasted their freshly baked raisin challah and had a hard time resisting seconds. Enricos is also selling Italian ices, flavored granitas and hot and iced coffee and tea.

For the upcoming holidays, Pat will be creating smoked fish platters, piled with Nova, Scotch or Gaspe salmon, plus whitefish, herring and gefilte fish with horseradish. Flavored cream cheese including caviar and onion, vegetable, apple strudel, blueberry and pistachio are available as well as fish, egg and fruit salads. All Rosh Hashanah orders should be placed by September 2nd and Yom Kippur orders by September 12th.

Stop by, check out the new premises and welcome Pat back. While the weather is warm, enjoy a drink or coffee and a pastry at one of the new sidewalk tables in front of Enrico’s at 214 East Hartsdale Avenue.

Enrico’s of Hartsdale
214 East Hartsdale Avenue
Hartsdale, New York 10530
914-723-0340
914-723-6839

Hours; Monday – Saturday 6:30 am to 8:00 pm
Sundays: 6:30 am to 7:00 pm

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written by Vanessa, February 01, 2012

I've never dealt with such unprofessional people in my life! My husband and I dealt directly with the owner. He was sooo arrogant, opinionated, and all around RUDE! He had no pictures to show us of their baptism cakes. He just wanted me to go on his word and showed me a picture of his daughter's baptism cake from his wife's CELL PHONE!!! OMG! I couldn't believe it...and to top it off, the cake look like a 10 year old wrote all over it. He made us wait at his bakery for a half an hour because he wasn't even there when we got there and didn't have to courtesy to call us to let us know he stepped out, nor did he pick up the phone when we called him to find out why he wasn't there. He never corresponded with us about important details pertaining to my son's baptism cake. Then, when we finally gave up and decided to go with another bakery (a great one..thank God), he had the nerve to send me the nastiest email. If I could rate this place a - 0, I would. Terrible experience, but so grateful that I didn't do business with him, because it allowed me to look else where and find great people at another great bakery.