Cape Cod Cannolis

Had eyed this truck at Mashpee Commons this summer. But didn’t get the opportunity to visit. Was glad to see it at the Food Truck Festival in Quincy yesterday. Such a nice pair run this truck. They clearly love what they do. Offered us delicious samples of their flavors before we purchased. Walked away with a half a dozen multi flavored cannolis for the family members that missed out on the festival. They’ll be back in Mashpee next weekend for Oktoberfest. Well worth a visit! FYI. Great party concept… they also offer bags of unfilled cannolis along with bags of your favorite flavors. Guests would get a kick out of making their own.

We spotted their truck in Wareham and had to stop. They were so helpful and offered free tastings too! They were very delicious! The prices can’t be beat either. I will definitely be following them on Facebook to see where they will be next!

I LOVED their cannolis and I don’t really like cannolis that much. I wish that why would update facebook more often with their food truck locations though.

Cape Cod Cannolis is a must have dessert. The owner Lily and family are the sweetest people, just like their cannolis. I’ve tasted a lot of their 160+ flavors and I haven’t been able to decide on a favorite yet. I haven’t repeated a flavor. I love recommending people to Cape Cod Cannolis. If you like/​love cannolis this is for you. They keep their Facebook page up to date on their location. You can usually find them in Wareham, next to the ninety-​nine and Wal-​Mart, or near the Mashpee rotary. I hope this helps you, and encourages you to go get cannolis from Cape Cod Cannolis.

Cape Cod Cannolis is a traveling ice cream truck style vehicle, but instead of frozen treats, they sell cannolis with hand made fillings in over 100 flavors.
In the beginning, the woman who runs it had her own bakery, Cakes By Lil. She sold custom-​made cakes along with her cannolis. The rent got to be too much, so she bought a truck, fixed it up, and Cape Cod Cannolis was born!
They have everything from plain, chocolate, and vanilla, to fruit flavors like apple, raspberry, key lime, strawberry, blueberry, and pineapple. Snickerdoodle, Hazelnut, M&M, multiple cheesecake flavors, and even puppy cannolis for dogs!
With so much to pick from, there’s a taste everyone will enjoy. Small cannolis are $ 3 each, and large are $ 5. You can buy your own cannoli making kit of single flavor bags and cannoli shells if you’re having a big crowd, or ask about renting her service for your gathering.
It can be tough to pin down exactly where she is to be found sometimes, but visit her website at
for locations, and her contact info. She does various festivals and special town events, so ask to be added to the email list.
My personal favorites are apple, strawberry cheesecake, and cappucino. Shells are always crisp when first purchased, but they get soggy over time, so for best results, eat ASAP. These are so much better than the ones you can buy in the grocery store, it’s not even funny.
Try them, you won’t be disappointed.
Oh, and when you get there, tell her Dave sent you. She’ll know what it means.