Biscotti confirmed on their own site
Biscotti bakeries in Massachusetts
15 bakeries, each verified from its own published website. 2 of them ship nationally.
Every listing here was confirmed by reading the bakery’s own site, not a directory. Nobody paid to appear, the order is alphabetical by city, and where we have any tie to a bakery it is disclosed on the entry. This is a floor rather than a census — Massachusetts certainly has good bakeries that publish no menu online, and they are missing for that reason alone. The full register covers 175 bakeries.
Across these 15 bakeries, the flavors named most often are almond (8), anise (8), chocolate (8), chocolate chip (7), lemon (6), fig (5).
The oldest here by its own account is Fisichelli's Pastry Shop of Lawrence, which dates itself to 1915.
Agawam
Boston
est. 1926 · almond, anise, chocolate, chocolate chip, chocolate dipped, fig, lemon, orange
North End bakery open around the clock; ships cookie assortments anywhere in the continental US.
almond, anise, chocolate dipped almond
Cambridge
est. 1941
Makes more than thirty-five varieties of Italian cookie, biscotti among them.
Charlton
est. 1999 · chocolate, chocolate chip, fig, gluten free, lemon
Dennis Port
almond, anise, chocolate, chocolate chip, cranberry, fig, lemon, orange
almond, anise, chocolate, chocolate chip, cranberry, fig, lemon, orange
Harwichport
almond, anise, chocolate, chocolate chip, cranberry, fig, lemon, orange
Lawrence
est. 1915
Hand-making pastries since 1915; known locally for a soft-style biscotti.
Lowell
chocolate
Monson
almond, anise, chocolate, chocolate chip, gluten free
Norwood
almond, anise, chocolate, chocolate chip, lemon
Pittsfield
Biscotti confirmed on their own site
Stoneham
almond, anise
West Boylston
est. 1993
Nothing close enough in Massachusetts? Most of these bakeries will not ship, so the next state is often the real answer:
Or skip geography entirely — the bakeries that ship nationally will send a tin anywhere.
Know a Massachusetts bakery that belongs here? Tell us — listings are free and always will be. If you would rather bake than buy, the recipes are documented in baker’s percentages, and the pairing table will tell you what to drink with the result.