Delicious coffee, pastries and great customer service. Quiet inside and with great options. Highly…read morerecommended!

We stopped in for breakfast. Pastries, smoothies, latte, etc. Very good food, and friendly fast…read moreservice. This is a busy spot for locals and everyone was very friendly. Near the bus station at Mestre Centre.

Brioche and espresso: That's what I came for, and that's what I got! The espresso was strong but…read morenot too bitter, and the brioche was tasty and sprinkled with sugar. This is a small cafe with not a lot of seating inside, but you have the option of standing and eating at the counter, or grabbing a seat outside.

Delicious pizza definitely recommend it here. Now this taste like real Italy pizza. The service is…read morefast and the have plenty of choices to choose from.

Named after the two apple trees that once stood in this little square, the Due Pomi can be found at…read morethe back of the Piazza Signoria and is a wonderful place to relax with a coffee or cold drink. In a traffic-free zone, you can sit outside and watch the world go by. Just a few steps away from many of the major sights in Treviso. Very friendly service and sensible prices, with snacks also available.

The bar is located in the train station of Mestre. Although…read moreit's very small, it offers a wide variety of food and drinks. We stopped there on both our way out of town and our way back home for an espresso: on both occasions the coffee was very good and the staff very efficient and friendly.

ordered espresso, club sandwiches, about 7 euro…read more club sandwiches had fresh tomato, little tiny green, thin ham. there was an interesting orangy dressing, not creaming, more like mushy, puree. the bread was soft , like a pillow, had tiny nut. the espresso was good and smooth, wont taste any acidity. ** interesting culture, ordering food/cafe at the counter/cashier normally do not have a line, here's how it works, first, when u arrive, see who is/are there, n then u r behind all of them, 2nd, if u r not ready, u r behind all of them, plus those know what they want to order. in summary, this is "italian version of efficiency". dont we all being annoyed by the people line up before you n donno what they want. :) cheers

What's great little Venetian find. This pastry shop and coffee bar opened in 1935. It's a locals…read moreexperience to be sure, and that's a great thing. It's a take away sorta place or a stand at the very small space inside or outside. The pastry selection is amazing and delicious. The service was prompt and efficient. While it was crowed it all seemed to work out just fine. When you travel, seek out authentic experiences- that's why you are traveling anyway, right. In any case we quite fancied this experience!

Very fresh pastries the croissant was amazing and the espresso was probably the best espresso that…read moreI've ever had. If you want something early this was the only place within/ near saint Marks square that was open at 6am.

The smoothies are delicious! They use fresh fruit. I also love how their menu shows if the…read moreingredients are frozen or not. The chocolate muffin was so soft and flavorful. Def stop by before/after your flight when in the airport.

(Snacked 11/23/17 TH @ 12:00pm): This may've been a place for coffee lovers...but I was more…read moreinterested in the risque soda bottles! Located right inside the entrance on the Ground Floor of the Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) was C. Coffee Lovers. While my friend and I had a long wait for our flight, I decided to roam the airport out of boredom and curiosity and came across this inviting business. To kill some time, I wandered in, cased the joint, and found something that intrigued me. Would I seek this business again if I were to travel through this airport again!?: PURCHASE Abbondio Bruna Chinotto (3.20 Euros): The true marketer in me gravitated to the packaging of this apparent soda drink which I immediately thought would be for a type of flavored beer. Actually, "chinotto" was a type of orange found in the Mediterranean. Unable to read Italian, I went strictly on the label. My tastebuds initially tasted anise, then sarsaparilla, and finally a root beer cream soda. Although I loved root beer, I couldn't say for sure if I'd drink this again...but at least I had a story https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=2U_G8TgD36LPDZgo3iR6aw&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw! SERVICE Generally-speaking, this was a grab-and-go kind of place where you paid at the register unless you wanted a coffee, pastry, or sandwich which then required more interaction with the staff. Personally, I was in and out in a flash, so all was good with me. PARKING (Varied; FREE this instance) We were dropped off, so a non-issue since this was inside the airport lobby before the check-in counters and security area. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE A brightly-opened shiny storefront https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=L6vRCXm2odk1KOurjHF7lw&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw with a display counter of delicious-looking pastries and sandwiches as its centerpiece while coffees and teas were directly behind. A nice refrigerated section on your left housed a bevy of beverages https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=BVEX-reaDT2LHD34xmblyQ&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw along with other tasty treats. To the right was a proper dining area with tables and chairs although there were some counter seats, too. Plenty of natural lighting came in through the glass ceiling of the airport itself in addition to the surrounding electric lighting and business' own electric track lighting filled in the rest. There were no TVs but music played in the background. ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL C. Coffee Lovers at the Venice Marco Polo airport at the very entrance was a charming find and offered alittle bit of everything one would need to snack on at relatively inexpensive prices. Although I couldn't quote other prices, everything seemed reasonable to me and would definitely check them out again for other items to try. I was amazed that more people weren't in here. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around 3.00 Euros BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, although I paid in cash, they accepted my credit card of choice...AMEX! 4.0 STARS

Ambiente luminoso grazie alle grandi vetrate, con squisiti prodotti di pasticceria. Si può…read morecomodamente consumare sia all'interno, che all'esterno.Ottimi i prodotti e le materie prime. Brioches dai svariati gusti, anche ricercati. Personale professionale ed attento al cliente.

The best pasticceria in Frescada. The owner is a very nice lady that takes care of the clients. The…read moresweets are amazing and the orange juice tastes like eating oranges. Not too far from Treviso.

Large Cafe for the area. They are more than just a great coffee stop. They have all kinds of…read morebreakfast pastries as well as sandwiches and a daily menu of a few anti-pasta items. The store is modern and has great outdoor seating. In the Spring, Summer, and Fall they serve delicious gelato. It has front of store parking and great outdoor seating.

I stopped here this morning with a friend and got a cappucino. I feel I havent tried enough to…read moretruly rate this place but I had the best cappucino Ive ever had in my life. This little place had amazing pastries on display and the service was very fast. I will have to come by again to try more of their products but I couldnt be happier with what I got today! Ill definitely be back with pictures and an updated review. :) 2015, Oct 24: Came back again, with my husband this time! He enjoyed it as well! We got cappucinos and cream brioches.

Very surprised how peaceful it was to sit in a busy street sipping coffee…read more Or maybe it was the fact that we were biking throughout the city and needed the necessary coffee to get us home! Who knows? Weather was great, cool breeze kept us just right. Service was quick and fast. What's not to like about this place?

Great outside café reasonably priced The sandwiches are delicious and everything else the greatread more

Run by friends for their friends - this seems to be the theme here. We went twice. First once for…read moremorning coffee, when we were befriended by an old boy who was using his spare time to learn English - we were perfect practice material. Second time was slightly more riotous. An Italian pal of ours, Max, is a professional musician who rejoices under the name of 'Bitols'. He was performing at a birthday party coincidentally being held at Kiribiri's, and insisted that we turned up as it was a very friendly affair. Friendly it was. Welcomed by the birthday girl as if royalty, kissed on both cheeks, and given a bottle of prosecco to kick off, I thought I'd gone to heaven. Max and a couple of guests entertained the crowd all night, and the party overflowed into the street. What was noticeable was the good-natured behaviour of all concerned; little children were present and given toy instruments to play on; and everybody made friends with everybody else. How Italian! And how not British, dare I say? I simply cannot imagine a street party, held on a Friday night in the centre of a major UK town, that would not attract the wrong sort of interloper. The cafe was run by three of the most delightful ladies one could wish to meet: Elisa, Alessandra and Antonella. Worth the trip alone to meet them! See Bitols "doing" Stevie Wonder" on the attached video clip. Video link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQ34MN-4hfo