Georgie's Bakery

Bob Geiger 2 months ago

Best Cuban sandwichs in Rochester. The breakfast sandwich and pastries aren't bad either!!!

mden98 3 months ago

I have to say, the Cuban sandwich was better than the one I recently had on the drive to Key West. Daughter also enjoyed the chicken empanadas, served piping hot. They only accept cash but also provide an ATM in the restaurant. We will be back to try the pastries.

Varrick Wattson 5 months ago

these people also own the apartments above them, and specifically told us that they would work with us on getting it, we were never told that the apartment was guaranteed to somebody else, we would have obviously given the deposit that day if some especially since they said that it was given to us, they're trying to claim that this guy had an appointment before us, except we came in before this other man and were told that they would work with US. I told them if they want we can set up a day for the deposit on monday. I had to call them to find out that the apartment was already given to somebody else and they were gunna call me to tell me, they knew the entire time they weren't giving it to us

Jasmin Caraballo 6 months ago

This was our first time visiting Georgie’s and I was pretty excited! I’ve heard so many great stories about this little hidden gem and it did NOT DISAPPOINT! I had their famous Cuban sandwich and it was everything it claims to be !!! From the bread , the pork .. oh man the pork 😮‍💨 .. if you haven’t tried this little gem , get out and support this local business!! You won’t be disappointed!!

Yoshi B. a year ago

Georgie's Bakery was an unexpected surprise. Sure, they had signs boasting the best Cuban sandwich in upstate New York, but I must admit I wondered what Rochester's best would taste like. Inside, the decor was very interesting with a Halloween figure, standing tall and lots of pictures, art and awards covering the walls. The folks here greeted me and patiently took my order. I was only a little hungry so I ordered just one item - their claim-to-fame Cuban sandwich. Which was surprisingly quite good! The bread, which is handmade, was not pressed but warm, thin, and soft with enough to still hold the sandwich together. The pulled pork, finely sliced ham, melted white cheese, a bit of thin cabbage, pickles, and the works all came together in a happy marriage of juicy, savory, and slightly tangy deliciousness. Their pastries also looked very good and with how tasty the homemade bread was, I imagine the empanadas would be tasty as well. They even have a beef banana flavor which I want to try next time. So apparently the best Cuban sandwich in upstate New York is really quite tasty. I'm sorry I ever doubted you! And I will be sure to make another stop when I'm back in town.