One of the Bay area’s oldest establishments celebrates yet another birthday in Tampa this weekend.

Alessi Bakery, located at 2909 W Cypress St. in West Tampa, celebrates its 111th birthday this weekend— Saturday, Sept. 23 from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 24 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m.—with a variety of specials and throwback prices.

A few of this weekend’s specials include: $6.99 Cuban sandwiches, $8.99 Boston creme cakes, 59¢ brownies and coconut macaroons and 69¢ eclairs and guava pasties. For all items under one dollar, there’s a limit of four per person.

The popular Tampa bakery will also host a raffle for one of its custom cakes and a gift basket, in addition to anniversary t-shirt giveaways.

Alessi Bakery debuted in Tampa back in 1912 and the same family has owned it since. According to its website, its founder Nicolo Alessi “used to deliver the freshest Italian and Cuban bread on horse and wagon to his customers.” 4th generation owner Phil Jr. Alessi renovated the historic bakery in 2011, and added a wider variety of products that its loyal customers enjoy til this day.

In addition to its bakery, the business also offers catering services, custom cakes and a variety of sandwiches from its deli.

For the latest information on Alessi Bakery and its anniversary weekend, head to its Instagram at @alessibakery or Facebook at @AlessiBakeries.

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