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Download Our Menu PASTRIES COOKIE/ANGEL WING TRAYS (Sold in singles) Cookie Trays: Rum Slice Cream Puffs Sold by the pound with an assortment of French Napoleon Dream Bars butter, almond paste, chocolate Lobster Tails Tiramisu and fruit filled cookies Eclairs Baba Rum (Shipping available through out USA) Fruit Tart Sfogliatelle Mango Mousse Igloos Cheese Cake Angel Wings: Chocolate Mousse Igloos Cream Horn Sold by the pound in assorted trays or boxes Chocolate Cov. Cannolis Zeppole ITALIAN ICE & GELATO Red Velvet Cup Cakes Italian Ice Gelato Lemon Vanilla The following are available with Almond Chocolate Hazelnut ricotta, chocolate or vanilla fillings Orange Torrone Pasticiotti, Cannolis Strawberry Pistachio Coconut Ricotta-Cannoli Chocolate Coconut Also Available Minature Pastries Mango Raspberry Grape Strawberry Stracciatella GIOVANNI’S PIES Italian Ice and Gelato made on the premises Store Hours: COFFEES Apple Apple Crumb Monday – Closed Cherry Blueberry American Coffee Banana Cream Chocolate Cream Italian Espresso Tuesday - Saturday Chocolate Mousse Boston Cream Cappuccino 7:30am – 6:00pm Red Velvet Cream Cannoli Pie Assorted Teas Sunday HOLIDAY PIES DANISH 7:30am – 1:30pm These pies are only available in (Fresh Daily) 456 New Britain Avenue November and December Cinnamon Rolls Newington, Connecticut 06111 Pumpkin Cheese Danish Pumpkin Cream Fruit Topped Cinnamon Rolls Lemon Meringue Croissant - Raspberry Cheese Telephone: (860) 667-4033 Coconut Cream Muffins & More Fax: (860) 667-3954 Coconut Custard www.giovannispastry.com Pecan WEDDING & SPECIALTY CAKES Mince Meat By Appointment PIZZA STUFFED BREADS CAKES All breads include mozzarella with Cakes also have the choice of any type of icing, mousse or filling All pizzas start out with sauce and grated cheese only one of the following stuffings: Fruit Brown Derby Small 12” Eggplant and Sauce Cappuccino White Derby Medium 16” Pepperoni Black Forest Plain Large 18” x 27” Marble Rum Spinach and Pepperoni Chocolate Mocha Sausage and Peppers Toppings are as follows: Chocolate Mousse Tiramisu Chicken and Sauce German Chocolate Red Velvet Mozzarella Hamburger Hazelnut Cake Italian Cannoli Cake Pepperoni Mushrooms SPINACH AND BROCCOLI PIES *Create your own cake...call for details Sausage Olives Pies come with the option of sausage and ICINGS Bacon Ricotta one of the following fillings: Whipped Cream Fudge Onions Peppers Spinach and Potatoes Butter Cream Chocolate Butter White (with or without anchovies) Broccoli and Potatoes Mocha Chocolate Mouse Also made in 12” round MOUSSE SPINACH OR BROCCOLI PIZZAS BREAD Lemon Raspberry Mango Strawberry Small 8” Italian Chocolate Hazelnut (Nocciola) Medium 12” Italian Garlic Large party size French Baguette FILLINGS Portuguese Roll Vanilla Custard Lemon Kaiser Roll ARANCINI (Rice Balls) Chocolate Custard Ricotta Small Kaiser Roll Raspberry Pineapple Dinner Roll Cherry Strawberry NOW SERVING Butter Rolls (seasonal) Peaches Bananas - Pizza Slices Daily - German Chocolate Fudge - Home Made Soup - NY CHEESECAKE 7” Cream Cheese (seasonal) TORTES Cheesecakes come plain or with fresh strawberries or one of the following fillings: Mango Mousse Strawberry Mousse Black and White Profiterole Strawberries Cherry Lemon Mousse Raspberry Mousse Chocolate Mousse Strawberry Chocolate Blueberry Lemon Truffle Ganache Pineapple Chocolate.
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