Don't come here for like a full breakfast, but a pastry and coffee quick morning for sure!…read more The kind man didn't charge us service fee since we came when it was kinda early and empty. The cafe americano was actually the best black coffee I've had whilst in Italy. Not too bitter, but perfect with my chocolate croissant. My friends got coffees with chocolate and creamer and ended with a hefty bill (like 8 euros for sandwich and that coffee) for breakfast.

Delicious, Fabulous. You pick your dish before sitting…read more Clever. 'Cause we eat with our eyes first. Flavorful. A new favorite. Grazie

A big bakery popular amongst locals. Spacious with lots of tables and so many tasty looking baked…read moregoods, both sweet and savory. We split a few things with coffee and it's a great start to the day. Don't skip the Maritozzo!

Nicest people in the neighborhood Comfortable chairs. Pets…read moreare welcome. Coffee is delicious and pastries are freshly and delicately made and served with much care/love.

Small cafe, maybe only 5 tables, exceptional service and food. We came for breakfast and had the…read moreVintage with a big cappuccino and it was perfect.

Cute atmosphere inside; but rude staff and alright food…read more I came here with a friend a few weeks ago and was pretty disappointed. The interior design of this place is super cute and quirky, but that was unfortunate the best thing about it. The staff inside was basically disgusted that we were there. They constantly rolled their eyes at us and groaned. The food came out which was decent and plated beautifully, but for the price I wouldn't go back. The avocado toast was very sour and tasted like the avocados were going bad and they tried to cover it up with lime juice.

This place needs more recognition! The service was a 10/10. Staff was very welcoming and…read moreentertaining to say the least. Awesome vibes all around. My family and I ordered the pistachio, tiramisu, and the salted caramel. All three were so tasty!! Totally recommend this spot!

Great place to stop and grab some coffee! Not many places to sit outside, so we took ours to go…read more We both ordered the affogato. One chocolate, the other pistachio. Both were great. The staff is very quick!

Great menu prices and friendly staff. The Nutella crepes are also amazing! Indoors dining as well…read moreas outdoors. I have been to this cafe every time I am in Florence and it never misses.

Staying nearby, we were looking for a dependable place to grab a quick coffee before starting our…read moreday. Located on the corner of one of the less busy intersections, but not too far from the Duomo, this place is terrific. They open earlier than other joints, which is a plus for tourists getting an early start on their day. The baristas are all extremely accommodating, and very welcome to tourists. Whether you order a coffee at the table or takeaway, we hit this place up each morning. Pastry selection is good, especially considering that breakfast is not a main focus in Italy. Highly recommend for people staying nearby, who are looking for a friendly neighborhood joint to grab a quick cup of coffee.

The ambiance was fine, but the service was pretty mid. When we were being seated, a server yelled…read moreour name and then literally sprinted off. We looked at each other like, "Are we supposed to follow her?" A few minutes later, she came back around the corner, clearly annoyed that we hadn't chased after her. It was also hard to get a server's attention, and when I asked for a to-go box, it never came--I had to track someone down while paying. It was a bit pricey, but honestly, worth it. The pastries and coffees were so good. I'd definitely return just for those, but I'd probably skip the avocado toast next time--it was way too crunchy.

Stopped by here for some morning coffee to go with our food. Ditta Artigianale is a popular cafe in…read moreFlorence, so it's quite busy. They have an outdoor window for coffee orders so we opted to order there. I decided to try one of their signature coffees and went with the Persian Love. This drink includes pistachio, latte, espresso, rose and hibiscus syrup. I thoroughly enjoyed it and it satisfied the coffee cravings!

Stopped here twice within five days for cookies. The cookies here were very tasty and buttery. We…read moretried 8 different varieties and each were more delicious than the next which made us come back. The service was great as well and they packaged the cookies with care.

Wow, I was looking on Yelp for a bakery and the directions took me to a place that it was not…read morethere. So I figured I don't think it closed, but I just couldn't find it and I was walking. I looked at the left and on the corner was this amazing little bakery that had all these fresh pastries? I had to try one I saw a couple people getting it. It was a cake that said melon cake. It looked like it had apple slices and was freshly baked. Some of the things are for the price itself and some of them they weigh items when they cut it. The cake was phenomenal. I am so glad I found this Bakery.

It's a nice open restaurant right on the edge of the Amalfi coast. After spending the day on the…read moreIsland of Capri it was a total pleasure to relax and have lunch. I had calamari and fried fish with fries. It fine enough. It neither dish had any flavor. I utilized a lot of salt, pepper, and lemon. Then it was edible. My sons had for starter's: the anchovies, tuna slices, and tuna tartar. I tasted the anchovies and surprisingly they were amazing. They put all the flavor and seasoning in the anchovies and tuna fish slices. The tuna fish had flavor but it still had that fish tuna taste. It was seasoned well though. I didn't try the tuna tartar but my son said it was good. It was over a bed of chopped up cantaloupe. The tartar was marinated and very flavorful. The food wasn't bad but it wasn't really memorable for me. I wouldn't be interested in going back. The staff was attentive and joyful. They played songs from the Mama Mia soundtrack and customers and staff members sang along. I may have picked the wrong thing but my family enjoyed what they had.

After doing the obligatory walk across Ponte Vecchio, you get to a street that's lined with more…read morestores. This place was inviting as it was lit and the pastries and desserts were so inviting. We didn't have a cannoli yet and their cannoli was just calling our name from the glass window. Caffe Neri is a small narrow shop with various goods from sandwiches to pastries to desserts and also coffee. We opted for the cannoli and a specialty cake that they are known for. Both were not too expensive and was just okay. Oddly enough, I've had better cannoli in Philadelphia. The sponge cake was just a sponge cake. It's a quaint little shop, good to try a few things, but nothing exceptional in my eyes.