This place is a must-try!!! Located in the mezzanine floor above the Prada store at the Galleria…read moreVittorio Emanuele II in Milan. Not only do they have the best hot chocolate in that I've tried, they have quite a selection of pastries & breakfast plates to choose from while enjoying the view of the central lobby of the famous gallery. The staff here are very attentive & helpful in explaining their various specialty cakes & pastries

Rude employees, restrooms with no soap and over priced (15 euros) for one dry cookie. Overrated…read more Definitely not worth the time or money.

Great vibe as soon as you walk in. It gets busy so be prepared to wait. The staff were very…read morefriendly even though they were busy. The pastry counter was amazing. Lots to choose from. I went with the double baked and it was delicious. Looked like an almond croissant, but has raspberry and white chocolate hidden inside...it was a good start to the day! The savoury breakfasts that came out all looked really good and they do lunch as well. Definitely worth a visit. Quick do take out but slower, relaxed eat-in service.

We stopped here for a cup of coffee and pastry after arriving in Milan. We had a nice seat outside…read moreand enjoyed an avocado toast and a pastry. It felt very charming and cozy!

A beautiful café located in Bergamo Alta. As soon as you enter, you're taken in by the artwork on…read morethe walls above the coffee machines and alcohol. This pasticceria has been around since 1880! There is plenty of seating both upstairs and downstairs, and you can stand by the counter if you just want to have a quick coffee and pastry. There is a bathroom located upstairs and is kept in good condition. We came here in the morning to order some espressos and a few pastries. I'm a pistachio lover and the "Rocher pistacchio" was my favorite. They also serve slices of a variety of different cakes, including pistachio, lemon, and chocolate. With so many pastries, you simply must come back and try them all. I gladly give this venue five stars out of five.

Great service with excellent coffees and craft cocktails. Mostly smart locals with only a few…read moretourists. Fair prices for the excellent quality. Awesome service to boot.

Very cozy and chill vibe. Awesome drinks and great spot on the river for aperitivo. You could tell…read moreit was very popular, just like the other bar experiences within the family

50s Italian style Cafe designed by Wes Anderson. If you've seen his films it has a similar visual…read morestye, nostalgic and interesting color choices. It's part of Fondazione Prada and right at the entrance. If I knew earlier I wouldn't have wasted time walking around outside after trying to find it and popped in when I got there when it was less crowded. There wasn't any seating left but you can eat in the room next to Bar Luce or on the long steps outside. The attention to detail is great, the staffs uniform of tiny bow tie and short apron give it a familiar but unique feel. The way ceiling with integrated beams feels like the ceiling of an old bathhouse. The only odd thing is the carved stone wallpaper. Feels like a better choice would have been a vintage looking wallpaper or actual carved stone. Fresh orange juice and pistachio gelato. Gelato came out of a covered metal container and had that desirable natural color, great taste and airy texture. The fresh OJ was what my French friend said she missed the most about living in Milan and it was perfect on a hot day. They had candies near the cash register I brought back for the kids. Wouldn't not recommend the chocolate almonds ones, they had super thick shells that were hard to eat. The raspberry hard candies are interesting, they last an abnormally long time in your mouth.

We LOVED our experience at Bar Luce. David, our server, was soooo sweet and funny! He also gave us…read moretips for our stay in Milan. On to the food. The pastries, coffee, and affogatos were sooooo good. The strawberry cake was amaaaazing. We loved everything we ate. Last but not least, the vibes. We loved the Wes Anderson decor. It made the experience just that much better! I wish we could come back everyday!

Coffee is good, but nothing extraordinary. I didn't go back after my first visit just because…read moreseating is so limited. The place is tiny! That said, it is cute.

Amazing!! Absolutely perfect!! Go find find it, best caffe experience I had! Unique flavors, the…read morepistachio shot is like nothing I have ever had

Have been here twice in the last week and it is EXCELLENT! Came in by train, walked 4 easy blocks…read morethrough an upscale part of town, and found this Cafe. Was on empty and needed to eat REAL food after a 6 hour train ride. Healthy options, specials and great smoothies sold me. Followed my delicious salad with an iced coffee and I was revived! Then a week later, staying at an airport hotel, we came here and even though the kitchen closes at 3 pm, and it was 3:20 pm (sigh) the owner said we could order whatever we wanted. I nearly cried. He must have sensed the hangries coming on, big time. I had the vegetarian club (€10) and my bf had a pastrami club (€11). While I usually go with whole wheat bread, the white bread was just great. Both of us had a smoothie, pure fruit and veggies, nothing more. And we had to follow it up with a coffee! The bakery case was tempting with cookies, pastries and cakes. Really appreciate the owner's kindness and really enjoyed this charming cafe.

I was a regular here during my semester abroad (it's right next to a university) mostly because of…read morethe superb coffee and pastries. No kidding, during the four months I spent in Milan I never found a cappuccino or caffè americano that was as consistently good as what I got at PD. As for the namesake paninis, the least I can say is you'll never get bored with the selection. The 50+ item panini menu ranges from plain-and-simple to exotic (even in the smaller, ready-made selections behind the counter), and while I didn't care for truffle oil, mashed eggplant, or walnuts in my sandwiches, there are some real gems in there (like #15). Bring a dictionary, though, because the sandwich descriptions are all in Italian. My favorite thing to do was start the day with a cappuccino and croissant with grape jam filling before the mid-morning rush--during which time it's almost too crowded to move--and come back to study in the afternoon. Solid wi-fi, plenty of seating, and great staff (have I mentioned the coffee?) made the minor nuisances bearable. I can only hope that they open their next branch back home in Texas.

I'm a huge fan of this cafe. It's close to the university in the area and great for students,…read moreespecially non-Italian speaking exchange students. The space and atmosphere is well decorated and great for both studying and working with groups, but quite small. The service is 10/10, friendly, fast yet noninvasive. The cappuccinos are a little pricier but consistently great with lovely pasties to go alongside them. It's one of the few places that have soymilk and matcha. I would go everyday before the library opened during midterms and finals. For lunch I've been pleased with all the paninis I've had from here, and a great selection for a Vegetarian such as myself. My friend liked the grain bowl she had as well. TL;DR: Great atmosphere, solid food, highly recommend

Super nice staff, decent food, great coffee. Good wifi, and a nice little lounge area in the back…read moreup the stairs, perfect spot to sit and work for a bit. Will be back.

the coffee is hand-roasted from a master artisan roaster. and it's prepared with severe attenction:…read morecool!. your cappuccino will never be the same.