Nice place for a refreshing beverage or gelato while enjoying Monte Berico. We came around 7pm as…read morethe day was winding down, and the cafeteria is open from 3-8pm in the afternoon. It opens around 7am and closes for reposo around 1pm. The cafeteria is right next to the basilica and provides nice outdoor seating to relax and take in a cafe or aperol spritzer while chatting with friends as you enjoy the area. There is plenty of parking at the nearby Piazzale della Vittoria.

the second best place in town to get great and different styles of gelato…read moreif the have not been at La Cremeria, we were here to get a Gelato or Espresso

Pleasant find. They were friendly and helpful. Great carbonara the way it should, no cream!!!! The…read moregrilled veggie pizza was delicious. We asked it with cheese. Great lunch to avoid the rain. Not far from train station.

Excellent! Great place off the main canal! Recommend 100% service is amazing. Small and cute.read more

With so many choices in Venice, and so many visitors it's not surprising to find as many bad, as…read moregood eateries in the squares. We picked Le Café because it was full of people and busy which always a good indicator of at least passable food. We sat outside, but did go inside to wash hands after numerous surface touches on water taxi's public transit during our morning explorations. The bathroom area had sinks outside of the bank's themselves and were clean and well stocked. The service was a little slow, but once we ordered, the food showed up quickly. My clubhouse with ham, egg, tomato, rocket and cheese was very good and plentiful. The lovely K had the ballerina salad which looked and tasted great. My Sister and her husband travelling with us this trip, both had burgers and fries (?). My Sister asked for it to be well done, and when it arrived it was quite rare, but she soldiered through it as it was past 2 PM and our first food of the day. When the plates were picked up and the bill dropped our waiter said he noticed how rare it was when taking the plate away and had removed the burger from our bill. He also asked that we come back again and ask for him so he could provide us with a proper meal. I've not seen that in Italy before, it was very observant of him, and the right thing to do. Kudos to him, I wish I had got his name.

Hubby and I stopped here for dinner b/c this plaza was on the way back to our hotel and their menu…read moreseemed the most appealing of all the others in this plaza with a reasonable coperto, $2.50 and their menu looked pretty good. We were seated right away. Our server was understanding in letting us move tables b/c the one ahead of us was smoking and it was blowing in our direction. thankfully we hadn't started dinner yet... We had a lovely dinner, we both had the fish with potatoes. It was really tasty. It started to sprinkle but that was okay because we were under a tent. It was pretty romantic actually lol. We shared a chocolate cake slice for dessert.

Amazingly beautiful bakery along the pedestrian access in Padova. A delicious assortment of…read morecookies, pastries, breads, and savory snacks. I sampled several cookies, a chocolate tart, and an arancini. Friendly service and tasty, tasty treats.

Try anything there!…read more Literally anything or.... their homemade camille.... they made them first ;)! Amazing pastry coffee and more! It's work the walk!

Excellent Orzo break with delicious pastry. Friendly service with nice patio tables.read more

Came here for an afternoon snack after visiting the nearby St Anthony's Cathedral. There's some…read moreindoor seating and there was no one when we came in on a Thursday around 4pm. They do have alcohol. We also got the Francesca cake and pistacchio pastry, which we split between two of us. The cappuccino was energizing and everything came out fairly quickly. They have items to-go as well. They do speak English and the cashier was friendly. There's one gender neutral restroom available for customers. Credit cards accepted.