Rude staff, slow service, dirty bathrooms. Find a better place to spend your money. Cashier,…read morebartender, and server were all rude and disrespectful.

Food and drink of all types, and very clean. Nice modern European feel and ambience. Drink service…read morewas very good.

This was recommended on Lonely Planet. I walked in trying to discover what "Sienese sweets" were,…read moreand I immediately smelled something reallyyyy good. I told the nice lady I wanted whatever I was smelling, and she pointed to the sugar-covered panettone. I was able to get a quarter of it instead of the whole thing. The price is weighed by kg, so my quarter was about €4.50 more or less. Easter was coming up, so she was also selling colomba pasquale. She also had panforte, freshly baked ricciarelli, packaged pastas, pasta seasonings, and other oils. I tried to pay with credit card here, but she insisted on cash. My total was under €15.

When I spotted this little place back on a side street in Siena I could not pass it up. When I…read morewalked in the owner greeted me with a smile and Bonjourno. The aromas said "buy me". The cases were filled with lots of cookies, pastries and fresh baked breads. I ordered some of booth. Do not pass this place up when you visit here.

Bakery with all sorts of pastries, savory and sweet options, cookies and bread. Can pay by card…read more Really enjoyed the focaccia with tomatoes on it. Quick service. No seating.

Panificio is a little chain of Italian bakery shops that offer quick service and easy takeaway…read more While walking the hilly streets of Siena, I found my tummy grumbling and needing a bit of a snack. This place fit the bill. I opted for a small slice of thin bread topped with cheese, zucchini and tomatoes. It's sort of like pizza but not quite, and is served cold. Very tasty snack and friendly service. Lots of tasty bakery options here and the perfect choice for an on-the-go snack.

Stale bread; a thin slice of ham served with a "get the hell out of my store" attitude is your…read morepanini. Pizza was good though.

This one deserves 3.5 stars. 3 for the food - we got two…read moreslices of pizza (boring) and a Caprese salad (nice). 4 for the bakery - I took some traditional sienna cakes home with me. They package a lot of their baked goods so if you are a tourist, you can bring them home. The service was nice, and we enjoyed the outside seating. A good spot to stop, have a baked good, and enjoy the nice weather on the patio.

Very cute little bakery with great service. The woman behind the counter was patient with our…read morequestions and helpful. The ricciarelli (almond cookie) was absolutely delicious. Our family could have easily eaten 50. They have a ton of other things to choose from, including panforte.

An outstanding bakery near our hotel Duomo…read more After a filling breakfast at our hotel we wanted a light lunch before taking a 5 hour tour. After returning home, I've learned that the pizza is "pizza al taglio"--crisp-yet-soft dough covered in toppings and sliced, weighed and baked to order. Amazing value. He tried a different one each visit. The quality of the baked goods was exceptional. When I told DH that it's part of a chain, he said they should open in San Fr

Amazing desserts. It's a hidden away little place with a big selection of baked goods. Try the…read morecream pie - it's amazing.