Nicoletta's Bakery Sango

Have you been searching for that bakery that feels like home? Nicoletta’s is a must-visit right here in Clarksville. What makes them special goes far beyond their incredible baked goods. Nicoletta’s is a true scratch kitchen, serving as a bakery, bagel shop, takeaway meal prep service, and catering partner for our community. Whether it is a quick hello or a heartfelt conversation, they pour love into every interaction, making everyone who walks through their doors feel welcome. With a new menu each week, there is always something fresh and exciting to try. On our recent visit, we couldn’t leave without grabbing one of the cinnamon rolls. 🤤 If you are looking for a place that can brighten your day and remind you what LOCAL is all about, stop by Nicoletta’s. It is more than a bakery. It is a piece of home. Tell them LOCAL said hi!

This is a must go to for custom bakery items and homemade eats. The best way to keep up is to follow their Facebook page where they post the weekly menu. You can also order ahead on Sunday for Wednesday pickup. My kids favorite is the cake pops. So fresh and they always do interesting combinations that keep my kids coming back for more.

Great bakery! Their desserts are incredible and the pre-cooked meals make dinner so easy. Everything tastes homeade and fresh. Always a great experience!

The chicken salad and pumpkin pie pastry were great. But for a Saturday morning, the baked good selection was pretty limited with just two different items. The biggest issue was that for one pastry and two small servings of chicken salad we paid $30. I wouldnt consider myself stingy but this seems pretty steep. I know the administration isn't making any decisions to make cost of living any better, but one can only expect such large profit margins on simple baked goods and deli items.

This place smells delicious as soon as you walk in. The young lady at the counter was helpful, friendly and informative. The Halloween gingerbread and macarons were adorable but I felt that $16 for 3 cookies and a macaroon is just too expensive.

First time here after following them a while on instagram and patiently waiting to try their stuff. We live 30 min away and aren’t out here often and it seemed like the days I was were the days they were closed but finally Thursday I was out here and popped in. They were doing a nostalgia week with things like a mini cake that looked like a giant hostess cupcake, large fudge rounds, a cosmic brownie bread, and the item I planned on buying before even getting there…The nutty buddy cheesecake! Someone was there in front of me so as I looked at the items in the case while they finished up I noticed a tiramisu made with twinkies! I somehow missed that on the instagram post. Twinkies were my absolute favorite as a child so I debated back and forth between it and the cheesecake and ended up with the tiramisu and a Boston cream donut. My total was a little over $12 for these two items. I wish they had the prices posted on the menu, that would be helpful. I have no idea if the donut was $4 and the tiramisu was $8? That’s what makes the most sense to me. Had I known I was buying a $4 donut I may have just gotten the cheesecake and tiramisu depending on the price. Yes I know I can ask the person working but I don’t feel like asking them the prices for everything. I think it’s really weird to not have prices. Anyway the service was friendly and helpful. I received a punchcard that gets a hole punched for every $10 you spend. As for the items I ordered. The donut was good. I’m not sure what kind of dough they use for it. It seemed more hard roll or sandwich roll than donut but the filling was abundant and delicious and the chocolate icing was rich and decadent. I wouldn’t order a donut again but that’s just my taste. I wasn’t a huge fan of the actual dough. The tiramisu had really nice flavor. I wish the twinkies had been soaked a little longer in the espresso, but it was still a fun dessert. I guess if I could go back I would have gotten the cheesecake instead but I’m happy I tried the tiramisu. I wouldn’t get it again either though. The shop was clean and welcoming. They have a fridge with different food items to go. I didn’t check it out so don’t know what was in there. I was focused on the pastries 😆. I would come back here again if I was out this way and try a few more things. I know the menu changes weekly so you kind of have to pay attention and if you see soemthing you want you better go and get it otherwise you don’t know when you’ll have a chance to try it again. I hope they take my suggestion of putting prices on the menu. I think it would be helpful and I can’t be the only one wondering how much something costs.

If there’s 10 stars I will give this place that. Nicoletta’s Bakery in Sango is hands down the best bakery in the county. A real bakery that serves variety of outstanding cakes, pastries, snacks and more. They pour love and thoughtfulness in every recipe every week! Janelle & Annie are magicians. The owner Nicholas and Virginia are truly a blessing in Clarksville. This place reminds me of Ferrara in Little Italy in Manhattan. My husband and 4 children absolutely loves everything in there. They love their customers and treat them like family. When the place was recommended to me I never looked back.

I want to love this place so much and have gone back to repurchase several times at both locations. We wanted soup for dinner so I had my husband stop by. The tomato soup was good but SO heavily salted that it truly takes away from the other seasonings and flavors. The same thing I thought last time. The banana pudding trifle is literally banana pudding and stale vanilla wafers. Zero fresh bananas. Such a bummer! The reason for 3 stars- ONE container of soup and a small trifle was $25. That has to be a 99% profit margin. If it was amazing food than I’d be willing to pay that but it’s not.