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Eagle Rock Italian Bakery & Deli
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Open since 1949, Eagle Rock Italian Bakery & Deli is a Northeast LA landmark where you can stop by for fresh baked bread, imported giardiniera, and other assorted Italian goods. But if you arrive at this to-go only spot with an appetite, go for the Italian combo sandwich. Stacked with a variety of cured meats and cheese, lettuce and tomato, this sub will easily keep you full until dinner – even if you get the small $7 version. Whatever you do, don’t walk out the door without a box of cannolis. Crunchy and tart with the precise amount of chill to them, these will absolutely be eaten at a red light on the way home.

Eagle Rock Italian Bakery
LOS ANGELES MAGAZINE
If we have the time, we linger at Sotto for the cannoli siciliani, with its crunchy tubes made to order. But more often we need our Italian treats to go, which is when we say, “Ciao, Eagle Rock Italian Bakery!” Pop by the spot—which has been piping ricotta into pastry shells for more than 50 years—for red-, white-, and chocolate-speckled mounds of crisp, pinky-size desserts.
Eagle Rock Italian Bakery
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This neighborhood staple has been around for more than 40 years, and is known for its made-to-order cannoli and tantalizing rum cakes. Leave with a bag of Pasticiotti and Italian pastries and you won’t be disappointed, or drop by around lunchtime and pick up a cold-cut combo—the sandwiches have just as many fans as the pastries here. There’s also a market section where you can pick up olive oil, pasta sauce or pizza dough for your own Italian culinary endeavors. But note: As there’s no seating, all food here is to-go, and there’s a $10 mininum for credit cards.

The 21 Best Places To Eat In Eagle Rock
Laist
Eagle Rock has one of the most authentic small town vibes in the city. It also has a vibrant, dynamic food scene that includes legendary, family-run establishments (from the 50s!) and shiny, new, chef-driven hot spots. From legit French restaurants and old-fashioned pizza parlors to gourmet cheese shops and sleek brewpubs, here’s a list of our favorites from the charming northeast L.A. neighborhood.