Serlini pasticceria In Gussago

Pasticceria Serlini is a true gem in Gussago! Always fresh, with meticulous attention to detail and made with the highest-quality ingredients. From morning brioches to more elaborate cakes, every creation is a guarantee of deliciousness and refinement. The staff is friendly, welcoming, and always available to offer expert advice. The environment is clean and well-maintained, exuding the passion and professionalism that distinguish this historic pastry shop. Highly recommended for a special breakfast, ceremonial desserts, or elegant gifts. An absolute must-visit in Franciacorta! 🍰✨

Very nice and welcoming new place, the only negative thing is that to take a reservation it takes about 15 minutes before the waiter arrives and another 15 minutes before the order arrives

Boy at the coffee counter talking too loudly

The new location is beautiful and welcoming, but what really makes the difference is the kindness and courtesy of the staff. Always available and smiling, they make every visit a pleasure. The desserts are excellent as always!

The new place is nice, but it doesn't have a disabled access ramp...in 2025. The quality of the food is average, but it fades as soon as you deal with the staff. Disorganized and unpleasant, especially the guy with the queue. After years, they still haven't solved their biggest problem: managing the dining room.

Delicious products, the pastry is excellent and the creams are very interesting.

New place in a new area not far from the old one, really nice with a large outdoor space, otherwise quality and goodness always top notch.

The food is undoubtedly good and of quality: you can feel the attention to the ingredients and preparation. The staff is also friendly and helpful, which makes the experience pleasant in many ways. However, the service is very slow: it is not the right place if you are in a hurry. A sour note, especially in 2025, is the lack of alternatives to cow's milk: only soy as a vegetal option is not enough, especially in a pastry shop where you would expect more attention to different needs. The prices are a little above average - partly justified by the quality - but some are really exaggerated: a simple cream brioche with a little fruit for €6 is difficult to digest, even if well made.