They have some of the best apperitivo choices in the area. Their staff is super helpful and kind…read more They get their pastries from another pastry shop in Vico so don't be fooled by paying extra for the pastries - they aren't made on-site! Also, every time our family visits, our credit card gets hacked shortly after. Not sure if it's legit or if it's just a coincidence but I'd suggest paying cash if you are going to make a larger purchase.

Pizzicato is simply one of the most iconic places within the entire Gargano…read more A robust and sound track of quality and passion year over year, keeping a solid bound with the traditions of the territory and an innovative spirit with their creations. Whether you need to recharge your batteries in the morning with Pizzicato's excellent brioches (I do recommend the ones with Pistacchio's cream!) or refresh after a day on the beautiful beaches around...this is the place to go.

This place is great. We always visit when in Campobasso. Staff are warm & friendly. If you want…read morecoffee, cakes, adult drinks or a great selection of wines this is the place to come & hang out.

From the owner: Bar, Caffetteria, Cornetteria, Gelateria, Sruzzicheria, Aperibar.read more

Greeted very warmly when we walked in. This a great little spot in Praiano. We had the meat and…read morecheese board. More than enough for two

Good food and kind service. Nice little outdoor seating area. Went twice for breakfast.read more

Could see DeVivo from the front of our hotel, satisfying a major criteria that we have a gelato…read morestore as close to our hotel lobby as possible. Like Guinness tasting better in Ireland., gelato tastes better in Italy. I. Additional to gelato, De Vivi has a scrumptious pastry counter and coffee bar. Like heaven on earth. Like most places in italy, you first go to the cash register, pay for what you want, then go to the food counter, give the attendant your receipt and get your gelato or pastry or coffee. Not touristy. Many locals were hanging out enjoying their treats. Well worth the visit.

Quick dessert stop on a trip to Pompeii; Everything was quite decent!…read more Pastiera was unbelievable! Really soft and fresh and had the perfect amount of sweetness and that hint of lemon coming through. Such a good dessert. I could totally have another slice! Crostata al cioffolato - chocolate flavor was nice but the pastry was a little too dry so overall this item wasn't as nice. Affogato - quite a large amount of coffee and the gelato felt a little too less. So the espresso flavor came through very strong. Love the presentation for this though! Passion fruit gelato - had a little tanginess to it (not properly sweet) but I actually quite enjoyed it! Kinder gelato was probably the favorite among the other gelato flavors fried. Dad and brother both ordered this! They had a lot of cakes on display that looked extremely delicious and tempting as well!

We loved this place! We went every morning to have coffee and pastry! And at night for gelato! We…read moregot to know them so well which was really fun talking to them in English, Spanish, and whatever Italian we know. They made me my 'special' coffee lactose free and medium sweet and filthy and it was delicious! They even have lactose free flavors of gelato, so creamy!! They also had the best gluten free cookies I ate every day! My boyfriend loved the croissant with pistachio spread. Check out their dessert case with the most authentic Italian desserts. Just incredible!!!

Friendly place with a big selection of gelato and ice cream specials. Some amazing creations!…read more But wait there's more! They serve all kids of drinks (cocktails and exotic) and are open late for some late night fun. Hungry? They have decent paninis to fill you up. Plus our server was super helpful giving us directions around town. Very nice. Good sized outdoor seating under umbrellas in the piazza. You'll love it!

The pastries and sandwiches were delicious but the service was what made it a lovely place for a…read more cafe.

Non potrei non dare 5 stelle allo storico Bar Tony (da qualche tempo ha cambiato nome in Ynot)!…read moreLuogo d'incontro da sempre: siamo tutti cresciuti da Tony! Se torni ad Avellino dopo parecchio e cerchi i vecchi amici é qui che li troverai!!

Early morning in Amalfi and waiting for the boat to Capri, what a better way to pass time than…read morepasteries at Pasticceria Pansa Andrea. In the heart of the Amalfi town center, this place looks like a display of artwork rather than a pastry shop. The presentations and beautifully made pastries were stunning. Making of a selection here is not easy, see the photos. I felt like a fat kid at an all-you-could-eat buffet. I'll also not a breakfast fan, today we make an exception! We ordered and sat out front with beautiful weather and a parade of the early morning Amalfi crowd. The raspberry pastry was light, airy, flaky and packed with buttery goodness. The almond cream croissant was decadent, flaky and one of the best pasteries we have ever had. If you are in Amalfi, wanting to people watch and enjoy sublime pastries, get to Pasticceria Pansa Andrea. This place looks like a scene from a high-end movie set. Treat yourself in Amalfi and relax at Pasticceria Pansa Andrea, you will feel like a million Euros! Great display, excellent ambiance and delicious treats, a triple threat.

Located in the heart of Amalfi in Piazza Duomo, right beside the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea,…read morePasticceria Andrea Pansa is one of the town's historic institutions. Founded in 1830 by Andrea Pansa, the pastry shop has been family-run for generations. Today, it's especially known for its traditional Amalfi pastries and sweets, including the popular delizia al limone, made with the region's famous lemons. It's a little piece of Amalfi history that you can actually taste. We had a bit of time before our ferry, so I made a quick pit stop here. Luckily, I read a few reviews beforehand and knew the process: order and pay at the register, then take your receipt to the counter to pick up your food. I happened to visit during an off time, so there were only a few people inside. I quickly browsed the beautiful pastry display, jotted down the names of what I wanted, and was able to order easily despite my very limited Italian. I was in and out in probably five minutes. Everyone was friendly and helpful, unlike some of the other reviews I've read. They packed my goodies in a beautiful little box, and I took everything with me to enjoy with my family later that evening. Of course, I had to get the delizia al limone -- a must in Amalfi! I grabbed a few other pastries too, a pan di Amalfi and a ricotta e pere. Everything was delicious and thankfully, not overly sweet. It was also fairly priced (I'm from Hawaii where everything is expensive so...) and for the quality, well worth it. Overall, I'm glad I made the quick stop. The pastries were delicious, the experience was great, and getting to taste a little piece of Amalfi's history made it even sweeter. Definitely visit if you're in town!