Excellent coffee, tea, and croissants! Great art on the walls too. The chocolate looks delicious…read more Highly recommend.

From the owner: Art&Choholate, luogo di incontro dove unire la ricerca del gusto alla conoscenza delle persone,…read morericerca di prodotti, selezione di cioccolato, luogo di incontro, artisti, scambio di idee... abbinamento tra cioccolato ed ogni genere di prodotto. Il nostro mondo del cioccolato si suddivide in tre grandi gruppi: 1- la selezione di prodotti creati per essere puri, negli ingredienti e nelle evoluzioni dei sapori, lavorando con cioccolatieri di altissimo livello e pluripremiati, 2- collaborazione con artigiani geniali, che creano nei loro laboratori prodotti golosi e goduriosi, unendo la passione per il cioccolato e la ricerca di materie prime e ingredienti sofisticati, 3- la miscela che caratterizza la nostra cioccolata calda e la piccola produzione che ci accingeremo a farvi assaggiare tra non molto. 32 diversi tipi di cioccolato da bere, aromatizzato con materie prime incredibili. L'abbinamento che riusciamo a creare con il cioccolato e i vini, i distillati, i liquori, il salato e l'infinita gamma di profumi e sapori che vorrete sperimentare.

Great bakery. Samples on counter. Clean restroom in back on right side is an asset. Good for snack…read morelike focaccia, and barstools to munch and people watch while under air conditioning.

We were feeling peckish so we stopped here for a snack. We had the Romeo and Juliette baci. They…read morewere ok. We also tried a Nutella tart that was tasty. Not a must place to try anything but it the snacks were in general tasty.

I think maybe we went at the wrong time. Or ordered the wrong thing. Or maybe didn't order enough…read morethings. The staff was friendly enough, and the space was big and bright and heavily decorated. But I wasn't as impressed by the drinks as I'd wanted to be. And also, on that morning, I had been craving a pistachio cornetto. It seemed they weren't not as popular in Verona as they are in Florence, so after a ton of Googling and searching through TripAdvisor and Yelp, I led my husband here. Of course, by the time we arrived, they had sold out of the pistachio cornetto. I was disappointed, but didn't want to waste an opportunity to try something of theirs, so we opted for a sit-down service and ordered a couple of coffees. I got the Viennese coffee and my husband got a regular caffe. I was going to order a pastry but figured there'd be enough sweet and sugar in my coffee that I didn't need to add a baked good on top of it. The Viennese coffee was good - I liked the hot/cold combo from the coffee and the whipped cream. It wasn't the best whipped cream I've ever had - once I got towards the bottom of the cup it had more congealed than melted into the hot liquid, but what I had before I got to that point was decent. My husband said his coffee was also good, but nothing special (this after we'd just come from what we thought was the best coffee shop in Verona, so I can't really blame him in his assessment.)

I had an awesome experience going to the PASTICCERIA FLEGO VERONA which is a family pastry shop in…read moreVerona, Italy and I will definitely will go back there again. Their selection is amazing and you can taste a very good coffee there as well. Their customer service is wonderful and she called a taxi driver to come and take me to the train station. My cousin who is living there about 40 years told me that a mom and her two sons run this business since the husband/father passed a while ago. Ambiance was so great and welcoming. Two thumbs up for PASTICCERIA FLEGO VERONA

We had dinner here our first night in Verona, which was also our first night in Italy, so we were…read morereally jet lagged. We thought it opened at 5:00, and we got there about 5:50, super early for Italy. The door was open but no one was there except the chef, who turned out to be the owner. He said it didn't open until 7:00! But he took us anyway, and he was absolutely the most charming man EVER. So sweet, so accommodating, so kind. He told us the story of his restaurant and that he's the fourth generation to run a restaurant there. We ordered excellent wine by the glass, including amarone, the double fermented local speciality. Then we had pumpkin soup, and it was the most delicious we'd ever had, really special, with a depth of flavor that seemed unusual. After that, we had spinach ravioli, which were fat little homemade pillows, amazingly delicious, with a sauce of halved grape tomatoes lightly sautéed in olive oil. So fresh! Then we had rack of pork, which was presented as two thin chops beautifully browned, but very tender, and served with lightly sautéed mixed vegetables (those were good, but not great -- I can forgive that!). Finally, we had dessert. I got the deconstructed Napoleon another reviewer recommended. It was so cutely presented, and tasty. Husband got "mini-dessert" -- two small puff pastry "donuts." Believe it or not, we went back for breakfast because we really wanted something filling, and they serve more than the typical pastries. I had yogurt with muesli and fruit (so tart i had to add a pack of sugar!) and husband ordered ham and cheese omelet, which came with bread. Both were nicely done and hit the spot. We just LOVED this place. You can't go wrong there! On top of excellent food, the service is friendly and efficient (everyone there was so, so nice). The waitress was just as nice as the owner.

Beautifully decorated and delicious 1928 established Café off the beaten path, away from the crowds…read moreof the center of the city, near Il Giardino Giusti. Very it friendly staff. Watching the gentleman carefully slice them fold the prosciutto into the panini was mesmerizing. High dedication to quality that's palpable in all they do. Great breakfast though few options along with fresh paritaires, lunch and dinner. We had omelettes off the menu, panino piccolo with prosciutto and butter was delicious, coffee was "the best I've had in Italy" according to the husband, had the orange cinnamon loose tea (largest tea options I've found), fresh squeeze orange juice along with impressive pressed juices (my pineapple, apple, orange and ginger was soooo good). Thankfully the rain gave me some time to remain here and attempt to give the experience justice.