Yuck.. I came here mistaking this place for another pasticceria that I found on Yelp…read more. Looking around, I saw that they had macarons and was excited to try them as someone else has mentioned they were good (at the place I was originally looking for) so even though it was expensive (9€ for 7 pieces that were just a little bigger than a half dollar coin), we bought them. After dinner back at our hotel, I was super excited to try them out and then super disappointed that they were ROCK HARD. Cracked and crumbled everywhere. I could knock someone out with one of these things. Highly disappointed. I would not try anything else packaged from here or recommend this place as the lady who was taking the money was also not so welcoming.

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.

Americans are invisible here. They will let you stand at the counter and take everyone else's order…read morefirst. Very rude

Found this little shop prior to our trip online. It was listed by locals as one of the top pastry…read morespots. We ordered a few things, I couldn't resist getting the giant merengue that I saw in a few flavors. I went classic vanilla, it was good but not best I've had. It tasted like it may have been sitting a few days. Nonetheless it was enjoyable and there were little stools by the window to stop and enjoy your treat/breakfast. Prices were decent here. Added a few pictures of what we nibbled on.

An OG spot located in the central plaza. The ambience in the morning is immaculate with locals and…read moretourists enjoying pastries and coffee outdoors. Their sandwiches and pastries were delicious, one of my fave from the trip, as well as their cappucino.

Established in 1870, Andrea Rosa offered "home-delivered meals" for the Venetian palaces and…read morevillas. Today, spread across six generations, Rosa Salva is a renowned pastry shop situated near the Basilica dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo in the Castello district of Venice. This establishment offers a variety of traditional Venetian pastries, including bignè filled with zabaglione cream, Cannolo Siciliano, and pistachio croissants as well as homemade gelatos. My partner, our friends, family member, and I arrived in the mid-afternoon on a Sunday after our visit to Murano and the gondola ride nearby for some sweet treats. The outside terrasse was busy in the late morning and early afternoon, but beware of the pigeons. Some of us went inside and unfortunately didn't see much of a selection. Instead we opted for some gelatos such as mango & coconut , strawberry and lemon, and mango. All accompanied a nice wafer. They were good and fulfilled our needs. The price was comparable to the area. The staff was not welcoming as they need to be a bit motived. A real shame for a place that has a long tradition in Venice.

We had dinner at Caffe Pedrocchi after a long day's travel. The cafe is located in a very nice…read moreshopping area. The decor is upscale and the sitting area looks nice. The service is great as server brought out food and drinks promptly. We had many appetizers. It started with the tomato and mozzarella cheese, brown rice salad and some fried vegetables. Drinks are nice and cool. For entree, we each had some vegetarian pasta which tasted very good.

A friend brought us here for the famous mint coffees. Simply put, they're coffees topped with their…read moremint cream. You're not allowed to stir. You can't add more sugar. Just take it as is. Not exactly Philz Mint Mojito in the States, but we bet you'll love this if you're into minto choco things. For us, it was pleasant, better than you'd think if you're not a minto choco lover. What stood out the most to us was the temperature contrast-- smooth, hot coffee buffered by pillowy cool mint waves that meet your tastebuds. Worth a try! Ordered: Mint Coffee, Tiramisu Pastry (SO GOOD!h

Traditional coffee shop where locals order coffee, stand at the counter to down their cup of…read morecoffee, and go on their merry way. I saw an older Italian lady doing just that. This is not the place to dally for long as it was quite small and already quite crowded on a weekday morning. Service was friendly and patient with us. They did forget one of the cappuccinos we ordered, although they didn't charge us for it, so all good. This place is conveniently located near the train station, so it was the perfect location to grab a cappuccino and some croissants. The almond croissant and croissant with fruit jam were delicious. It was a bit too early for the sweeter desserts, but this place is apparently known for their coffee and pastries. Do stop by if you get the chance.