The owner was super nice and gave me a lot of gelato. The egg cream flavor was kinda light and…read morereminded me of eggnog, but the pistachio was delicious. The cone was also crispy as well.

This gelato place was recommended by our free walking tour guide. We also passed by this place a…read morefew times prior to trying it and there was always a long line. We got and shared (in a 3 Euros size cup) the mango, pistachio, and stracciatella flavors. The gelato was pretty good. There's also seating outside their shop. So, you can sit down and enjoy your gelato.

Little hole in the wall backers. Awesome donut and fritters. Very impressive. Parents been going…read morehere for 37yeara.

It is an amazing gelato place! My boys and I came back the 2nd time to bring my husband here as the…read morefirst time it was just the boys and I who came for gelato... we had to bring him here because the gelato selection are so good and all of them are so delicious! We had pistachio, lemon, apple, pear chocolate and dark chocolate with wine... all decadent! We'll be back whenever we are in Pisa again!

I live for gelato. Everywhere we go, we try as much gelato as we can. But we had a day in…read morePisa...you'd think would you visit the same place 2 times?? Well, yes. Yes we did. I typically try just stracciatella-vanilla with chocolate pieces. It's my favorite and I have it an easy way to compare. My husband prefers the fruit flavors so I get to benefit from trying different flavors. The stracciatella was creamy and not too sweet...so good! The strawberry/fragola was one of the freshest tasting we had eaten all week. Definitely the highlight of the day in Pisa. Lovely location across from a park and they have seating outside. They are open until midnight which allowed us to visit twice.

This gelato shop has some unique flavors to choose from, however, it was the least memorable gelato…read moreshop for me. I believe I picked the Nocciola (hazelnut) and A Serena (sheep milk ricotta, pine nuts, honey). We enjoyed our gelato outside the shop with a view of the Lungari Di Pisa.

t's a cute little gelato shop, right by the riverfront. Very limited seating capacity inside, no…read moreseats outside, although the street itself is pretty busy and noisy I don't think anyone would seat outside anyway. Service was excellent, ice cream was good, not the best we had, but the combinations were really interesting. Ask for flavors of the day

Must visit if you are in Pisa. Open since 1898, the food is delicious! , prices are affordable and…read moreexcellent customer service

A good old school cafe on the main drag into the center. Good coffee, great cannoli, classic…read moreservice. A good aperativo in the evenings as well, with 5 euro drinks if you stand and 7 if you sit, plus free buffet. They also do what they call expresa cooking in the evenings - pasta for 4 euros, salads for 5, lasagna or octopus for 8. And the toilets have no seats - you've been warned.

This place is so cute and definitely American influenced. It's about a ten minute walk away from…read morethe leaning tower of Pisa. There's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating here. Also, a huge selection of baked goods, drinks, and breakfast. We were craving for an American style breakfast and this place definitely satisfied that! We ordered an ice coffee latte, chai latte, breakfast bagel, scrambled eggs and pancakes with fruit. The chai latte was just right in sweetness and had a strong tea flavor. The breakfast bagel included a sunny side egg, bacon, and avocado - which my boyfriend really enjoyed. The pancakes came with mixed berries and banana. Everything here was delicious and does not feel heavy on the stomach. And the portion sizes are just enough to fill you up.

Cortado was really good. It is a bit reminiscent of an LA cafe maybe in silver lake or something…read more There is matcha as well which is nice but not alternative milks really or maybe I didn't see. The chia seed bowl was pretty good but not the most special but if you're looking for healthy then it's a good option. Lots of young people as well it's pretty popular on the weekends!

Yum! And zero tourists inside, so you know it is authentically delicious. I forgot to take a photo…read moreof the pastries, but we ate a pastry with custard and one with fruit. They were still warm from the morning oven; so fresh and flaky and buttery. The cappuccino was delightful. I would encourage anyone visiting Pisa to stop here and get a gorgeous, authentic breakfast/brunch.

We stopped here for a quick snack break before heading to the Pisa station. There were many open…read moretables and the environment was nice for a break. The desserts were also reasonably priced and not too sweet/heavy.

This cafe is not too far from Pisa Centrale, close to the roundabout near the Keith Haring Mural…read more They offer coffee, hot drinks, pastries, and gelato. After checking out the Leaning Tower and calling it a day, I had a mild craving for hot chocolate. My drink cost over 5€, but it definitely was a sufficiently-sized mug with rich hot chocolate and topped with a generous amount of whipped cream and a small biscotto. The cafe also has ample seating, so there is no worry about finding no place to sit, even if there are crowds.