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9 months ago
Very friendly people that welcomed us every morning for coffee and pastries. We were greeted with "the usual?" after just two days. Prices were insanely low. read more
Via Agnoletti Maria Enriquez 16
50052 Certaldo
Italy
0571 667557
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http://www.pasticceriamarconcini.com
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Delicious croissants, pastries, and cappuccinos. Happy to have found this place while staying in…read morethe nearby countryside. Came twice for breakfast during our stay and were happy both times.
Had a great cappuccino. There's nothing really around in this little area of oggibonsi so finding…read morethis little gem was great!
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The bread here is outstanding. We got 3 varieties and each was gloriously fresh, with a thick and…read morecrispy crust with a light, fluffy inside. They also have a really good panforte. I hate fruitcake but this stuff was stellar, boldly spicy, perfectly sweet, and packed with just the right amount of pistachios, almonds and fruit. Oh yeah, they have amazing cheese and onion foccacia. This place would be a 30 on Zagat if they were in NYC, though it would surely be ruined by commercialization and Americanization within a year. I'm glad they're stuck in Greve!
Extraordinary effort here by everyone from baker to server. Returned several times over two weeks…read moreand recommend it to others who love Tuscany and great stops for a treat or supplies for home cooked meals. Cannot say enough how excellent it is.
Good rustic bread
Case filled with goodness
Cool pastries
What an absolute treat! From cookies to gelato, and featuring a variety of coffee options,…read morePasticceria Giovannini is worth the stop. The cookies are all crumble in your mouth fresh, with an attention to quality that is immediately apparent. Each offering has a unique style and flavor, and everything is very reasonably priced. The staff is super friendly, especially if you're making an effort to communicate in Italian. And as you'd expect, this cafe has a neighborhood, local feel. It's stylish and lively, but not overwhelming. One of our favorite spots in Montecatini.
Words don't do this place justice! Amazing pasticceria!!! Friendly staff, super affordable, amazing…read moreespresso and the desserts are out of this world. My mother and I were on vacation in Montecatini at a hotel that was a 1 minute walk away (dangerous). Our morning routine was to get a cappuccino and un caffe. The espresso was strong and full of flavor. Most days we came back later in the day and tried other varieties - all great. Now about the desserts....nothing like I've ever tasted in America! Everything was so clean, had unique tastes with a perfect amount of sweetness - just mouthwatering. The prices were super low too. One visit we got 5 pastries for 8 euros. Giovannini makes me want to vacation there again ASAP!!
Jam Café is truly one of the best cafés in Certaldo. The staff is always so warm and welcoming, and…read morethey have a great selection of options whether you're stopping in for breakfast, coffee, or an aperitif. Their morning pastries are a highlight. They have everything from flaky puff pastry filled with apple to bomboloni, which they make fresh each morning. Everything feels fresh and homemade, and their coffee is excellent as well. They have a nice selection of coffee. You can enjoy it outside on their little patio/terrace, which makes for such a nice and relaxed way to start the morning. It's also a great spot for an aperitif. They have a lovely selection of drinks, and they serve them with a generous spread of taralli, olives, pickles, and chips, which makes it feel like much more than just grabbing a drink.
Dolcetto
Just down the street from our hotel, a very good pastry shop. In every town or city we visited,…read morebakeries were ubiquitous with breads and pastries a constant temptation. This shop is small, with limited space inside. There are tables on the sidewalk outside. For the full selection of baked goods, you have to be there early in the morning. In such a small town you'd be surprised at how quickly the stock is depleted. They are closed (by law) on Mondays. As in most bakeries in Italy, the croissants with jam or cream are very popular. Our young daughter fell in love with their mini sugar donuts (ciambella). She ate 5 or 6 one day on multiple stops there! Prices are very reasonable. I enjoyed my cafe latte each afternoon, served in a tall glass. Wish I had one right now. Even my wife who is not a coffee lover enjoyed the cafe lattes.
Perfect local pasticceria! Allegedly Starbucks' Howard Sultz was modeling Starbucks after Italian…read morecoffee houses. Well, Starbucks have a long way to go... pastries are super fresh and heavenly, coffee is awesome, service cannot be more friendly. Awesome way to start your day in Tuscany.
Amazing cakes selection
Inaugurazione...
Just look at these cakes!
Cappuccino vero
Great coffee, friendly service and a wonderful location with a few parking spots. Indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating as well.
Great spot for morning coffee and friendly staff! Perfect if you don't want to fight the crowdsread more
Cosa di meglio la mattina che passare dal mio amico Vincenzo a fare colazione? Una scioglievolezza di bavarese mi aspetta!!!
Pretty straight forward pasticceria, with an excellent size, fully stocked bar to boot…read more It looks like the haven't had a customer in 10 years and to be honest, it also looks like they don't care if they have another. I stopped in to get a quick bite one morning and there was nobody in the joint. You see this all over Italy, especially in the more rustic spots; door wide open during business hours and no workers to be found at all. Very perplexing. Anyway, after looking around for a few moments I realized they were having what sounded like a festive breakfast out back, so I walked past the counter and got the guys attention. He seemed pleased to see me, and not at all concerned that I was behind the counter or waiting in his establishment without being served. Ahhh, those Italians. Coffee and pastry were both well worth it though when they finally did arrive, in fact, both were far better than you'd expect from a place it looks like nobody frequents.
Located inside the mercato centrale and easy to locate, and you can't miss this spot. Next to the…read morepizza shop, this one got a lot of dessert items. We ordered strawberry trimasu and mango cake. Both tasted fantastic !!
The best food I have ever had. For the price, you get an amazingly large portion and tons of optionsread more
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Desserts were good but nothing memorable. Cappuccinos were good too! We had something they called…read morean apple pie that my husband loved but I didn't care for so I guess it depends on the person
Before leaving this lovely old town we headed into this busy place to stock up on some sweets and…read morecookies. We've been spoiled by many good pasticcerias last summer when we travelled through Italy. Compared to them this place does holp up quite well. The pastries weren't that great I have to say. But the cookies (Amaretti, with pine nuts, almond etc.) were really quite good and worth a buy. Surely we couldn't buy or try them all and some items might be a bit of a hit'n'miss. But some of the were really good, so you really should give it a try.
We spend two weeks plus in the Oltrarno during February each year and S. Forno is a regular stop…read morefor a loaf of bread or a quick lunch....especially when porchetta is on the blackboard! Always friendly and helpful even with our limited Italian ability. Stop by, pull up a chair and enjoy!!
I love trying different pastries / desserts while traveling ! Worth a stop even pickup some…read morepistachio souvenir n cookies back to US to try !
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.
Rude staff, slow service, dirty bathrooms. Find a better place to spend your money. Cashier,…read morebartender, and server were all rude and disrespectful.
Food and drink of all types, and very clean. Nice modern European feel and ambience. Drink service…read morewas very good.
The one saving grace walking to the top of the narrow cobblestone street of 13th century San…read moreGimignano, is there is a gelato shop. The main street was built with an uphill incline so all the water (and debris) would flow downhill. I presume it was also for defensive measures. GdO self proclaims itself to have the best gelato in the world. I wanted to try the saffron flavor that the tour guide recommended. The gelato was very good in texture. However, I really didn't taste the saffron. Mija & ITC ate gelato every night, and they said, very good, but not the best they had. Nonetheless, the staff is super friendly, and the line moves quickly. There is no seating, so we sat in the alleyway of an adjacent side street. GdO is a good place to stop and enjoy a gelato while you are exploring the medieval city of SG.
Lots of hype about this place but I honestly did not taste it. Clean location, friendly staff but…read morewe had better in Venice. The town is absolutely beautiful and the location of this place could not have been better. It was hot the day we visited so to cool off a gelato was in order. Just not a four or five star place.
Absolutely love this cafe bar. 100% recommend a visit. Prices are great, the tastes of all menu…read moreitems are ideal. The atmosphere is beautiful and chill. Check out the back room.
Zip-a-dee-doo-dah, zip-a-dee-ay My, oh, my, what a wonderful…read moreday Plenty of sunshine headin' my way Zip-a-dee-doo-dah, zip-a-dee-ay! These Yelp Foreigners tired after crossing the Ponte Santa Trinita Bridge.. entered the Gelato Heaven of Vivaldi..There we were transported by the luscious scrumptious best gelato on this planet..:) Deep Dark Chocolate cup and Creamy Pistacio cup. All we could say was "Wow!!!"..:) Mister Bluebird's on my shoulder It's the truth, it's "actch'll" Everything is "satisfactch'll" Zip-a-dee-doo-dah, zip-a-dee-ay Wonderful feeling, feeling this way! Ciao mi Amicas, Avram J. Baskett
Just happened to find this while walking to find another shop and it was like finding treasure!…read moreTheir tea selections were amazing and my daughter spent a long time just smelling all of them before deciding on which we would buy .: next time I would love to sit in the back room and try the pastries and relax.. the service was very friendly.. they readily spoke English
This place was wonderful, the coffee served at the perfect temperature and the scones!! You must…read moreget them with the British cream (clotted cream)!!!
Food: 4/5 Service: 4/5…read moreAmbiance: 4/5 Cozy small coffee shop. They have few tables inside and one table outside. Maybe more when it's stop raining. Ordered cappuccino as usual and mistakenly ordered brioche instead of croissant. It got the job done with no line no hassle.
My partner and I have stopped here a few times to grab a quick bite between meals/activities. The…read morefirst time we got the Prosciutto & Fontina triangle and a chocolate croissant, we've also gotten their pistachio croissant as well. While the sandwich had only a thin layer of meat, the meat was so flavorful and the bread was delicious with poppy seeds and sesame seeds. The croissants are very flaky with a slightly sweet exterior, and the filling is DIVINE!
This one deserves 3.5 stars. 3 for the food - we got two…read moreslices of pizza (boring) and a Caprese salad (nice). 4 for the bakery - I took some traditional sienna cakes home with me. They package a lot of their baked goods so if you are a tourist, you can bring them home. The service was nice, and we enjoyed the outside seating. A good spot to stop, have a baked good, and enjoy the nice weather on the patio.
Oro nero è un vero gioiello di negozio. Una piccola grande realtà dove un ottimo prodotto è un…read moresapiente commerciante si uniscono.
Oh, Oronero. How I loved you! This little tea shop is everything you want a tea shop to be…read more There are rows of loose leaf teas in a variety of flavors-- and they're kept in gorgeous black tins. You can smell samples to find your favorite or flip through the impressive menu. You can order a cup of tea or buy loose leaf to take home. Loose leaf tea is sold by weight (grams), and the prices were very fair. I spent roughly €13 on 150 grams of tea and one tea tin (€3) that held 50 of it. (The rest went into provided containers.) All of it traveled home well and made for tasty tea times! The shop also has a variety of chocolates and tea cookies. Everything looked amazing! And the owner was so warm and welcoming. I will make OroNero a must visit on my next trip to Florence and if you're a tea drinker, you should, too!