This is the coffee shop where the locals go for a good cup of espresso. It's a small spot, but…read moreplenty of space at the coffee bar to shoot down your morning drink. They have some pastries too. The menu I found on one of the Yelp photos is still the same today. Pretty helpful to know that they haven't changed the prices. They accept credit card, but I recommend paying cash if your total is less than 10 euros. It's a good way to get rid of your coins.

Adorable place with good fast service. Hole in the wall…read more Croissant wasn't my favorite I've ever gotten but it might just be that I'm not used to Italian style croissants (it was my first in Italy). Coffee was tasty. Lots of Italians popping into this place

Cute little bakery shop just off the roadside between Florence and Siena. They had some outside…read moreseating. Just a cute little place!! Pastries were good but just not amazing..... Like all stops, they had Italian salami and prosciutto sandwiches, panini's, muffalatas, breads, croissants, puff pastries. They also had lots of jelly cookies!! All seemed unique and they had a good variety. You could also buy necessities like chips, drinks, and candy. If you are traveling, there are worth a quick stop !!

An enormous assortment of pastries of every kind, and plenty to take to go as well, including…read moreentire cakes and biscotti. Delicious cappuccinos and plenty of space to enjoy your treats.

This was a very popular place recommended to us by our tour guides…read more We came in and it is quite busy with locals. They have quite the selection of food and it all looked very fresh. I got a crab salad, shrimp and avocado salad, pasta with tomatos and anchovies with onions. Everything is so fresh and packed with flavor I loved every bite I got and wish I could have tried more. It's one of the best meals I have had in Italy and the best thing is how affordable it is. My SO got a delicious glass of wine, various types of ravioli and pastas and cutes of meat for a great price and he is still also thinking about this place. Highly recommend and it is a must visit!

Italian speakers only. The guy serving food is rude and unfriendly. He screamed and waved his arms…read moreat us saying Italian only. Most Italians are lovely this guy was the absolute worst I have seen in Italy. I offered Spanish and English. This is a tourist town and the guy was an AH

Rude staff, slow service, dirty bathrooms. Find a better place to spend your money. Cashier,…read morebartender, and server were all rude and disrespectful.

Food and drink of all types, and very clean. Nice modern European feel and ambience. Drink service…read morewas very good.

What a hidden gem this place is! We stopped in while touring Siena for the day and the owner is…read moreamazing. He seems to do everything- make the food, serve it, bus tables. It's a pretty small place, so I can understand that. Everything is vegan and organic, it doesn't get much better than that! I ordered the gnocchi which came in a red pepper sauce, then got a side of grilled veggies (which that day turned out to be peppers). The gnocchi was very tasty. The portion was a bit small but for 5Eu it was reasonable. The grilled veggies were smothered in oil which was a little strange. There was a huge selection of desserts to choose from that day, yet somehow I found myself gravitating toward the gelato. I got the chocolate & hazlenut which was delicious and a great way to cool off.

The cake. The jazz. The cafe. So much to like about this place! Swung in on a rainy night in…read moreNovember to find dessert. Enjoyed a delicious slice of pistachio cake and a cappuccino. Very pleasant waiter. Chill jazz. Unique space. Went back for breakfast and found there was less on this front--had GF sandwiches. But a great spot to buy vegan foods--soy milk, muesli, crackers, champagne, chocolate, etc. Go there!!

I'm almost glad this place has low ratings, because that means more space for me! I have gone to…read morethis place once a day while in Siena, and it is perfectly friendly and cozy. Good food, too. One problem with other places nearby is that there is nowhere to sit. For whatever reason many Italians swig their tiny coffees standing up, and then go about their day. Sitting around forever in a cafe isn't as much of a thing. This place has seating, and reasonably fast service although sometimes you have to flag down a waiter. Note if you're American, you get a table and then they come to you. You pay the bill at the end by taking it up to the register. There isn't counter service.

Enjoyed this gem only two blocks from cathedral. All of us had pasta dishes and satisfying. Great…read moreservice and nice people watching location.

Grande! A great place to grab a cocktail or beer while you soak in the sights and sounds of the…read morePiazza. Also, if you bring your own Schlitz, whipped cream, and marashino cherries, you can make your own Schlitz cocktail and drink it just outside the doorway and they won't ask you to leave (at least they didn't ask me to leave).