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.

Unfortunatelly nothing really special.... Very nice "design" of meals, sometimes little bit strange…read morecombinations, small portions, quite expensive...

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

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.

DESPAR is the Italian brand for SPAR's Dutch Multinational grocery franchise. It is the brainchild…read moreof Adriaan van Well who saw the vision of the brand as the only way for independent markets to survive against the competition of big chains. This location of DESPAR is right by the Rialto Bridge. This is one of the markets we stopped by for affordable water on our trip to Venice and purchased a few liters to stay hydrated as we explored the city. A bit understocked and hectic, but we got what we needed.

The store is small, but well stocked with essentials. We were pleased to see all the fruits. Prices…read moreseem to be fine for venice in general. We could find everything we needed. ( water, bread, yoghurt, forks and spoons, etc) Fun fact: If you buy fruit, you should weigh it first and put the price sticker on it. Then take it to the cash register. The isles are a bit too narrow and the store is full of shoppers who are not always mindful of others.