John P.
8/30/2025
I bought this morning eight large fluffy and delicious hamburger and hot dog buns for $1.10 per package. Way better quality and value than grocery store buns. Wonder service from the counter...
Milano Bakery
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427 S Chicago St
Joliet, IL 60436
In 1915, Mario DeBenedetti began baking Italian breads in Lockport, Ill., using family recipes he brought to America from his homeland. He called his bakery Milano, after the Italian city he remembered from his youth. Demand for his fresh-baked breads grew quickly, and in 1926, the Milano Bakery moved into a new building. The company still turns out hearth-baked breads and rolls that are available in grocery stores and restaurants throughout Chicago. The DeBenedetti family also operates two retail shops that offer cakes, cookies and other sweets made from scratch. Its food services products include Italian breads, bagels, biscotti, hamburger and hot dog buns, Italian cookies, Italian pastries, Kaiser dinner rolls, pizza crust, pumpernickel, sour dough and wedding cakes. The company, now known as Milano Baking Company, is headquartered in Joliet, Ill.
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Jaclyn W.
3/5/2024
I came here for the first time today. I wanted to try their paczkis but they stopped selling them a few weeks ago. The girl at the counter was very friendly and helpful. The store had nobody in...
Donna B.
8/11/2025
My daughters wedding was 8/9/25. The wedding cake was simply delicious. Very moist and light the flavor was excellent. So good I'm looking forward for me to order my birthday cake. I even got...
Kay B.
7/4/2025
Cute old bakery with high prices. Barely anything had prices on it so you have to ask. Younger girl behind the counter was friendly and helpful, but the older lady was kind of gruff and seemed...
Colleen A.
4/2/2024
Ordered my daughter's birthday cake for a Valentine's Day themed party and it turned out fabulous. They have the best atomic cake and everyone enjoyed it. They only charged me $5 extra for...
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