We didn't eat so I can't address that. Service is quick and friendly. Covered outdoor seating on…read morethe sidewalks. People watch or waste time. In our case, we were waiting for our laundry to finish near by.

It was drizzling out with thunder claps echoing and reverberating through the archways and alleys…read moreof Monterosso. This pasticceria is a hidden gem underneath an awning of grapes. The cappuccino, fresh squeezed OJ and smoothies were perfetto. The avocado toast with egg melded beautifully with buttery undertones and specks of pistachio for texture. A small side insalata was bright and tasty. The pancakes with Nutella and berries were dense but well conceived and satisfying.

Nice cafe in center. Moderen in the inside. Got busy after we sat…read more Had 2 cappuccino, pistachio croissant, and a sweat croissant. Good quality!

Great food, great service and great atmosphere! Enjoyed a morning cappuccino and pastry outside in…read morethe sun. Reasonably priced and quick.

There was a lot of selection to choose from and the food was good but not amazing. Certainly its…read moreambiance and mood that makes Bar Pan e Vin what it is. There are a few small tables in the front, and many order and war their food in the stairs next to the restaurant. We enjoyed the focaccia breakfast and the European breakfast. Plus a couple lattes. The price was very reasonable and you can see the menu in the photos. Service was efficient though perhaps not the meat congenial. Overall a strong recommendation to fine.

This is a quaint cafe that has seating both inside and out and is very popular! The service staff…read moreis welcoming, friendly, and attentive and recognize you upon return! The food is amazing! We had focaccia sandwiches which were the best in all of our travels through Italy. Their sandwiches are drizzled with olive oil then they toast the bread. They generously fill the sandwich with ham, cheese and veggies (or for the vegetarian lots of grilled veggies and cheese) and then top with more oil and seasoning, all very delicious!! We highly recommend!

Stop and grab a lemon icee on your hike! Pro tip add vodka!! Beautiful view from the shop window.read more

This place is literally an oasis!!…read more When visiting Cinque Terre, you have the option of taking a train across all five of the villages. Each village is about 5 minutes apart, which makes for a fun day village hopping! However, there's one commute that I recommend you skip the train and take a hike ;) This is the hike from Corniglia (3rd village) to Vernazza (4th village). You can start from either village, but the pathway is more scenic from Corniglia to Vernazza. Now, why am I saying all this? I say this because Il Gabbiano is located at the middle point between the hike! The hike itself is not that challenging, but depending on the temperature, you will break a sweat! We went in early September and it was still hot! (80F). There's also a very chill cat that lives by the store - he/she might be the owner, so be sure to give the cat a pet as a sign of respect and gratitude. The store has a variety of different fruit, all freshly squeezed! I got the watermelon juice - it was a bit expensive tho, but I guess when you're the only store on a hike, you could charge whatever you want! It's worth it. They have a beautiful outdoor sitting area on top of the hill. Enjoy your drinks while basking in the views. Bonus: along the hike, you'll run into countless olive trees, lime trees, and even wild fig trees! I grabbed one fig off the tree and it was so sweet!

I stayed in one of the apartments above, so had a chance to try Aristide a couple of times during…read moremy trip to Cinque Terre. I had the chocolate croissants and also a side of eggs. I thought the food was good. I enjoyed their freshly-squeezed orange juice. The outdoor seating is a bit cramped, but it's still pretty cool watching all the tourists walk by and looking in awe of beautiful Manarola.

Our BnB was right next to this restaurant and this was our go-to place to grab breakfast every day…read morethat we were in Manarola. They have a ton of breakfast options like cornettos, lattes, eggs and pancakes. Their pistachio pancakes and chia pudding will make you salivate. Both came with fresh high quality berries. I love that their portion sizes for the pancakes are on the smaller side unlike the US. I also enjoyed their hot chocolate with a side of espresso (my favorite combination where mocha is unavailable lol). We also came in the evening once and seemed like it is a popular place to get an aperitif. Service is a bit slow but 10/10 would recommend.

This place is so cute and quaint. Stopped in for some Gelato. Grest service and the Gelato was…read moredelicious. I also got some fresh authentic cookies for my mom which she loved. They offer both indoor and patio seating and other food options. I truly enjoyed the Gelato on a warm day in Italy it just hit the spot.

It was great to stop by here for our morning caffeine after finishing the Via dell'Amore hike…read more We had the cappuccino at the bar and it satisfied our caffeine needs.

What a great find!! We arrived in Levanto from Rome and were a bit famished. We ordered a beer it…read morewas super cold and to our surprise they brought us a tray of snacks, chips,sandwiches, olives, nuts etc. it was awesome!!!

Nice little café situated conveniently between the Levanto train station and entrance to the…read morevillage. They have a large, outdoor patio with table service as well as a walk up counter. The patio is shaded and provides a perfect people watching opportunity (though it is at a somewhat busy corner for traffic). Very affordable, basic beverages and light snacks - coffee, beer, and cocktails. Staff was very friendly and seemed to be comfortable speaking Italian and English.

The best lemon granita ever. We went back multiple times for this refreshing drink. It had little…read morebits of lemon rind in it and it was super delicious. Perfect for a hot day.

Well, the cheese platter is massive. We just wanted a snack. This one was likely enough for two…read morepeople to have as a meal. The bruschetta was excellent. We ate outside. The street is a thoroughfare and some daytrippers/cruisers walked by and asked whether they could take a photo it, lol! We said yes. The prices were reasonable. I would certainly eat here again and I wouldn't eat for many hours after.

I missed lunch time during my visit to Riomaggiore. This was the only place serving food at 3PM so…read morewe just ate here. It was ok. Not great but not bad.

Poor service, over priced, not card reader (made us pay cash in euros). Pretty sure they over…read morecharged me as well. Paid 5 euros for a small caffe fredo. Bathroom was absolutely gross too. Positives were pretty good cappuccino and deserts. By no means is this a five or even four star cafe.

Everything was perfect... food was delicious. Tried the focaccia, lasagna, panacotta and cannoli…read morefor dinner. Came back for great breakfast with some eggs and fresh fruit tarts. Service was exceptional and the owner and all the staff loved to interact with customers, so be open to chatting a bit

We were only in Vernazza for 2 days, but visited Il Pirata multiple times. The main guy running the…read morecafe is very chatty and runs the pastry side of the business, while his brother apparently runs the rest of the food menu. Everything we tried was delicious, and appealed to me more than the super-touristy spots further down the road (though obviously most of the clientele here are also tourists). Prices seemed reasonable for the amount/quantity of food. Most importantly, Il Parata sells toilet paper, which proved hard to come by in Vernazza. Be sure to arrive before 5pm if you want food (outside of cannolis, which were available later).