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3 years ago
Recently visited Lucca. Lovely store with fabulous treats. The Italian cookies are so good. Highly recommend.
Via Fillungo 8
55100 Lucca
Italy
0583 418563
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http://www.cioccolatocavalsani.it
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This chocolate shop is beyond fabulous. The chocolate makers are true artists. You will find all…read morethings chocolate here and all beautifully created. Everything we tried was so beautiful to behold you almost didn't want to eat it. But once you bite into anything here, you swoon. There is candy, pastries, cake, cookies all made with exquisite care and the best ingredients. This is a wonderful place to pick up a few gifts to bring back home. I don't know too many people who wouldn't feel like they've died and gone to heaven after sampling some of the chocolates made here. I was so taken with the chocolate in the shape of attrezzi (tools) and nuts and bolts....so cool! Even the coloration of the chocolate was made on some pieces, to suggest a hint of rust. The owners of the shop are helpful and kind. This is a beautiful, old-world chocolate shop with delicious and gorgeous products. The shop itself is in an ancient building within the walled city of Lucca. Everything about it, like all of the walled city of Lucca is just dreamy. Go!
Some very good chocolate. There were these circle chocolate topped with nuts that I saw the…read moreprevious customers bought, so I decided to give them a try as well. They were quite good. Might have been peanuts...not sure. Chocolate with raisins were well balanced. Would definitely stop by again when we're in town!
Chocolate tools, nuts and bolts!
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What an absolute treat! From cookies to gelato, and featuring a variety of coffee options,…read morePasticceria Giovannini is worth the stop. The cookies are all crumble in your mouth fresh, with an attention to quality that is immediately apparent. Each offering has a unique style and flavor, and everything is very reasonably priced. The staff is super friendly, especially if you're making an effort to communicate in Italian. And as you'd expect, this cafe has a neighborhood, local feel. It's stylish and lively, but not overwhelming. One of our favorite spots in Montecatini.
Words don't do this place justice! Amazing pasticceria!!! Friendly staff, super affordable, amazing…read moreespresso and the desserts are out of this world. My mother and I were on vacation in Montecatini at a hotel that was a 1 minute walk away (dangerous). Our morning routine was to get a cappuccino and un caffe. The espresso was strong and full of flavor. Most days we came back later in the day and tried other varieties - all great. Now about the desserts....nothing like I've ever tasted in America! Everything was so clean, had unique tastes with a perfect amount of sweetness - just mouthwatering. The prices were super low too. One visit we got 5 pastries for 8 euros. Giovannini makes me want to vacation there again ASAP!!
This place sure is dangerous! All the chocolate you can imagine and you can purchase as many as you…read morewant since it's all based on weight. They offer a huge selection of Perugina, my favorite is baci of course. Come here but be cautious ;)
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Great small spot for coffee and pastries with very nice servers. Busy with local families and…read moreindividuals on a Saturday morning. We loved the Cornetti alla crema...so delicious and rich. Only a few bar seats. No sign outside but definitely worth the hunt!
Cornetta alla crema
We went out of our way to find this unpretentious place (I fixed the address on Google maps)…read morebecause our friend's son Peter Giuliano (Coffee expert and past president of the Specialty Coffee Association, see http://www.scaa.org/?page=bios&bio=peter) is quoted in an upcoming publication as saying Bar Elisa had the best coffee he had in Italy. They use Bei&Nannini coffee which is one of the the few roasters in Italy who don't use the cheaper Robusta coffee. They have some good treats too. And we almost got the owner to smile the day we visited ;)
Probably the best Pasticceria in Viareggio hands down! Cute interior, but if you can snag a table…read moreon the patio I'd recommend that, as it gets a bit hot inside during the summer. Their chocolate pear pastries are delicious! Coffee great. Can't go wrong with anything here... they also have an interesting selection of savory/salty breakfast items too, like brioche sandwiches and such.
The cappuccino is great. The brioche with nutella mmmm. The bomboloni are amazing (these are round…read moredoughnut like pastries filled with a white cream that will satisfy your sweet tooth and have you begging for more). All of the pastries here are fantastic. This place gets packed in the morning and afternoon, but the service is very fast and friendly. Very nice decor as well. The mapped location given on trip advisor is a couple of blocks too far to the east. This place is near the intersection of Via Fratti and Via Zanardelli. If you don't come here during your stay in Viareggio you are missing something special.
The best pasticceria a viareggio
Cappuccino con cioccolato e cacao... fenomenale!!
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This gelato shop has some unique flavors to choose from, however, it was the least memorable gelato…read moreshop for me. I believe I picked the Nocciola (hazelnut) and A Serena (sheep milk ricotta, pine nuts, honey). We enjoyed our gelato outside the shop with a view of the Lungari Di Pisa.
t's a cute little gelato shop, right by the riverfront. Very limited seating capacity inside, no…read moreseats outside, although the street itself is pretty busy and noisy I don't think anyone would seat outside anyway. Service was excellent, ice cream was good, not the best we had, but the combinations were really interesting. Ask for flavors of the day
Decent and convenient. The dark chocolate was delicious .... not too sweet…read more Note... If you order the small 3 scoop is a regular cone. I saw someone order more scoops and they got a waffle cone... go for the upgrade!
The best gelato in town by far (and we tried several different places)!! We mostly went to the…read morelocation just outside Piazza Anfiteatro. Wonderful, genuinely nice service and great gelato.
couldn't have asked for a better pastry shop. Great selection of morning pastries but it's the…read moredesserts that are to die for. All pastries are so fresh and they will pack them with paper and ribbon for to go. I loved their rum brioche, and every chocolate or cream filled pastries for breakfast and desserts. It's busy all day long and if you can get a table across the street, it's your lucky day
This little bakery in the heart of Lucca was very busy and popular with locals. We stopped by in…read moresearch of a quick breakfast and were almost overwhelmed by all the choices. We chose a mini lemon fruit tart, croissant, palmier, and some kind of cream-filled choux. The croissant was our favorite with perfect buttery layers. Nothing else stood out in particular, but everything was fresh and well-made. Prices were reasonable. There's no seating in the bakery, which is to be expected in Italy, but there is outdoor seating a short walk across the street. On a nice day, it's really quite lovely sitting outside and people-watching while you enjoy your pastries.
It is an amazing gelato place! My boys and I came back the 2nd time to bring my husband here as the…read morefirst time it was just the boys and I who came for gelato... we had to bring him here because the gelato selection are so good and all of them are so delicious! We had pistachio, lemon, apple, pear chocolate and dark chocolate with wine... all decadent! We'll be back whenever we are in Pisa again!
I live for gelato. Everywhere we go, we try as much gelato as we can. But we had a day in…read morePisa...you'd think would you visit the same place 2 times?? Well, yes. Yes we did. I typically try just stracciatella-vanilla with chocolate pieces. It's my favorite and I have it an easy way to compare. My husband prefers the fruit flavors so I get to benefit from trying different flavors. The stracciatella was creamy and not too sweet...so good! The strawberry/fragola was one of the freshest tasting we had eaten all week. Definitely the highlight of the day in Pisa. Lovely location across from a park and they have seating outside. They are open until midnight which allowed us to visit twice.
Excellent service and prices! I came here with my grandparents and we were looking for a place to…read morehave breakfast that didn't have tourist prices. We came here and they have a good selection of pastries made in house that were really good! The coffee was good as well. What was really outstanding was the service! I accidentally ordered the wrong coffee for my grandfather and when I went to fix it they offered to do it for me! They really didn't have to because it was my mistake not theirs but they were really very kind about the entire situation! The prices if you order at the bar are essentially the same as at every other bar in Italy. If you order and bring your own items to the tables you don't pay a coperto. It's only if you have table service that you pay higher prices. I would absolutely come back here again! A gem near the duomo with good prices even in the middle of tourist season!
We didn't find many recommendations for coffee in Pisa. This one is on the way to/from the rail…read morestation and does a good cappuccino for not much money. Also had a great selection of cakes and pastries and some complimentary chocolate on the counter - a good place to stop! Also worth mentioning that you can drink in - there are tables and a 'perch' bar to choose from.