This is the coffee shop where the locals go for a good cup of espresso. It's a small spot, but…read moreplenty of space at the coffee bar to shoot down your morning drink. They have some pastries too. The menu I found on one of the Yelp photos is still the same today. Pretty helpful to know that they haven't changed the prices. They accept credit card, but I recommend paying cash if your total is less than 10 euros. It's a good way to get rid of your coins.

Adorable place with good fast service. Hole in the wall…read more Croissant wasn't my favorite I've ever gotten but it might just be that I'm not used to Italian style croissants (it was my first in Italy). Coffee was tasty. Lots of Italians popping into this place

Ordered an espresso macchiato, Parma ham and goat cheese on a hearty focaccia, and a pistachio…read morefilled pastry. All excellent. The pasty and sandwich were a good balance of sweet vs salty and savory. Free wifi, cute interior with tables big enough for one full size laptop. Would definitely return and try some of the other paas

Great prices, free wifi, outdoor seating and the food is excellent but the service is 1st class!!!…read moreFriendly and courteous, even for a non speaking Italian tourist like me. God bless the mom and pop businesses still around.

Cute place with nice ambience and an impressive wine room. The lunch pastas were good. The service…read morewas adequate complete with indifferent attitudes on display. Not a smile. They avoid even making eye contact. This was recommended to us by a guide. Cant think she has been here recently.

Nice experience. They had great espresso and a pretty big wine selection. We we the there to eat…read moreand didn't have time even if we wanted to, but the half chicken looked spectacular. There was a nice golden, crispy skin on the outside and also saw a delicious looking spread of prosciutto. It's high up so its kinda cold after summer, but the outside seating is nice.

From the owner: Poste d'observation Dès que le temps le permet, c'est-à-dire souvent, les clients s'attablent sur…read morela terrasse qui donne directement sur la place Saint-Nicolas. Une clientèle d'habitués qui aime à se montrer en compagnie, tout en regardant les promeneurs de la place. C'est ici que l'on peut observer le mieux les moeurs des Bastiais et essayer de décoder un ensemble de signes qui font tout le sel de la vie locale. L'hiver la grande salle avec ses banquettes de couleur sombre accueille les mêmes habitués qui entament des conversations souvent très animées.

Average coffee We stopped in for coffee on the way back into…read morethe old town. The service was friendly, but we thought the coffee was a bit bitter.

Very rude service. Would not allow bathroom usage even when purchasing a beverage. Must not like…read moreAmericans visiting their establishment. Sad such a beautiful city has this location at its. entrance.

Cute little bakery shop just off the roadside between Florence and Siena. They had some outside…read moreseating. Just a cute little place!! Pastries were good but just not amazing..... Like all stops, they had Italian salami and prosciutto sandwiches, panini's, muffalatas, breads, croissants, puff pastries. They also had lots of jelly cookies!! All seemed unique and they had a good variety. You could also buy necessities like chips, drinks, and candy. If you are traveling, there are worth a quick stop !!

An enormous assortment of pastries of every kind, and plenty to take to go as well, including…read moreentire cakes and biscotti. Delicious cappuccinos and plenty of space to enjoy your treats.

An enthusiastic greeting as you enter...Buongiono. It was something I loved saying on my Italy…read moretrip. It makes you feel so welcomed. This spot was across the street from our hotel stay (Daphne Guest House). Each drink was made to order and the savory and sweet breakfast selections were eye-pleasing and plentiful. The coffee culture in Italy is huge. I was never one to love cappuccinos but having some of the best here in Florence and Rome, it has changed my mind. It's not as bitter as the ones I have tried back home. Someone told me that it must be in the water. What caught my eye was the Orzo Ginseng. Orzo is made with barley, this drink has a chai tea, nutty flavor. The ginseng gives you a boost of energy. I loved it so much that it was all I ordered at all the cafes around the city. Very surprised that I have not seen this in the states. Service was absolutely delightful!! The barista was a doll.

In my wanders, I happened across this spot which had a covered tent for outdoor seating. I was…read moreconvinced to try after checking out their menu AND being pleasantly greeted by female staff. I ordered a glass of Merlot and a Basil/Fig pizza. That pizza was absolutely delicious. Flavorful, fresh, just goooood. At the close of the meal, I was offered coffee, which gave me the perk that I needed. Served with it were these weird chewy bites. Not delicious. Overall, a good experience.

This was a very popular place recommended to us by our tour guides…read more We came in and it is quite busy with locals. They have quite the selection of food and it all looked very fresh. I got a crab salad, shrimp and avocado salad, pasta with tomatos and anchovies with onions. Everything is so fresh and packed with flavor I loved every bite I got and wish I could have tried more. It's one of the best meals I have had in Italy and the best thing is how affordable it is. My SO got a delicious glass of wine, various types of ravioli and pastas and cutes of meat for a great price and he is still also thinking about this place. Highly recommend and it is a must visit!

Italian speakers only. The guy serving food is rude and unfriendly. He screamed and waved his arms…read moreat us saying Italian only. Most Italians are lovely this guy was the absolute worst I have seen in Italy. I offered Spanish and English. This is a tourist town and the guy was an AH

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.