This place is fantastic. It is just is in a special location - in the square with a phenomenal view…read moreof the valley below. The people that own and run the cafe are special, too. Friendly and welcoming. The food was amazing. Pizza, salad, cheeses. Oh - the hot chocolate was very delicious! Hope I get to go back and visit someday!

This place is great!! I am studying abroad and this is a nice place to hangout or do homework. The…read morefood is awesome, but the company is better! Everyone who works here is sweet and fun! Cute and clean place, too! My recommendation is the traditional bruschetta and la guerra di piero salad! So light and refreshing!

Beautiful cafe On the recommendation of a local we dropped…read morein for a coffee at this small but beautiful historic cafe on Corso Vanucci. The coffee was nothing special, but the gorgeous crystal chandeliers, wood panelling and the glass display cabinets were dazzling.

Old school pasticceria awesomeness This place has been…read morearound for a while, and you can see it inside - lots of wood, those display cases, the ambience, you feel the weight of the ages. And yeah, the pastries and the coffee and the drinks, they're all just as good, and served with a smile Go check it out!

This shop is located on a narrow roadway heading up toward the church. Service is very friendly. We…read morearrived toward the end of the day and spent €6.90 on a large Nutella topped waffle. The waffle was nice and thick but it was made much earlier in the day so it was not fresh. There are tables inside and a few outside across the drive lane. Caio!

I give these guys a solid 5 stars. Now that I have moved back to this neighborhood, my morning…read morecoffee stop is without a doubt Piansa - which is a fairly new shop. I call it "coffee with the newsies". Always greeted with a smile from either a groovy pair of glasses or a couple friendly guys with newsboy caps. It's definitely hipster and the decor reminds me of a cosy brooklyn coffee shop. My kinda place. I have become a regular and I might add that the coffee is quite good as I take my espresso senza zucchero (without sugar) so I really experience the taste of every coffee i drink and this coffee is smooth! They also have a lovely selection of morning pastries. Yesterday I finally stopped with a friend for aperativo. Good move. We had some nice apero spritz and they brought us a charcuterie tray. We had some fun conversation with the newsies and were asked to sign their espresso machine. Christened as regulars!! Great way to start out our night. Of course I have already been back today for my morning coffee.

Really cute cafe just a little ways from the amazing bakery up the street. The baristas are well…read moremannered and snappy and the espresso very clean, creamy and light. My espresso was out in a minute after ordering, and I shot mine down with some Italians from the neighborhood. There isn't quite enough room at the bar to drink, but if you sit down you'll be charged a fee, so the cafe is best if you're looking for a quick espresso, unless you plan on staying there long term and sitting down to eat, read, relax. It was fairly quiet in the cafe, so it'd make for a good place to work or catch up with a friend.

We stopped in for a cappuccino as we were cold. The bartender greeted us warmly and we sat, warmed…read moreup, and bought a bottle of Orvieto Classico. The wine was okay, the coffee wonderful.

Although the food was okay, as others have said, the are cash only. They said that all of Orvieta…read morehad a blackout. Yet we had just charged 3 other times prior to eating here, we charged after eating there, and there were lights on in the restaurant. Has a nice view of the Duomo and a nice breeze.

What a wonderful pastry shop and bar! I came here once on a local cousin's recommendation, and…read moreimmediately fell in love. This is a typical Italian pastry shop and bar, where locals gather in the morning for a cornetto (French call them croissants) and coffee. The pastries are superb, coffee's excellent, and service terrific. If you're in the mood for a little ancient history, you can even gaze at the ruins of the old city wall a few yards behind their window as you nibble your cornetto and sip your coffee. Tip: Prices are so low that it doesn't pay to try to make your own. Relax and let the experts do it.

A wonderful Sunday morning treat near La Fontana dello Zodiaco. I enjoyed a cornetto filled with a…read morelemon pastry cream and berries (5/5 2,50€) and caffè Americano (5/5 1,20€). We sat on their enclosed patio to enjoy our treats. Counter service was friendly and pretty quick..