Nice little typical Italian bar where yogurt and ice cream are the favourites: many combinations,…read moremany flavours. Good value as portions are copious so careful to order a big cup/cone!! No sitting inside but benches outside in pedestrian road, quiet pleasant!

Food was excellent and very fresh! The pancakes were made with fresh blueberries and the potatoes…read morewere done perfectly!

Who knew one of the best eggs benedict I would have would be at an American cafe in Florence! My…read moreboyfriend found this cafe online and wanted to try it, it was packed when we arrived. We got seats at the bar luckily. He ordered a fresh orange juice and I got an iced American coffee. We each got the florentino benedict and they were really tasty. Fresh english muffin and the hollendase sauce was really good. Friendly staff and we got to have a little slice of home while on our journey.

The service here was incredible! Everyone was so nice and accommodating to everyone. There was…read morekinda long waitlist (20-30 mins) to be seated, and the host served everyone so kindly. food was also incredible. Me and my friends were starving and this place had exactly what we were looking for. We got the big breakkie which came w two eggs, sausage, bacon, sourdough, some spinach and I believe a little tomato jam(?)! Also was so cute inside!

This place gets great reviews. The cinnamon bun is great. Bagel breakfast sandwich should in no way…read morebe called a NY bagel. Looks like a frozen bagel Ordered the cinnamon bun before breakfast entrees and waited over 15 minutes after asking multiple times and being told the microwave was backed up. Of course received mains first. Server lacked being honest and forthcoming

If you're looking for a late brunch, this is a good place to go. However, I've had much better…read morebrunch in the U.S many times! The food came fast and big portioned but the quality was okay. My egg scramble was made with different ingredients than what I requested. The hashbrown tasted really weird too. Not sure what they put in it and how they made it. Also my friend's order which stated 2 eggs on thr menu came with just one egg. I don't think the waitress was very attentive. Overall it was okay for a late breakfast.

The Diner is just that: an American diner. If you're an abroad student desperately craving some…read morepancakes or eggs benedict, then this may be your place. However, I would advise going elsewhere. The service is decent and the prices are good, but the food is sub-par.

Tiny lil spot that is definitely popular with tourists but the breakfast food was affordable and…read moreexactly what we needed!

This is a cute, reasonably priced cafe. We grabbed a cappuccino and a vanilla iced latte, along…read morewith avocado and tomato toast. Each tasted great. It is on the smaller side so it gets pretty cozy once all the seats fill up with the line at the front.

The food was a pleasure to eat. I ordered classic egg's Benedict. I wanted my egg poached medium…read morebut I was told by an unfriendly dry as dirt Italian waitress that I could only have it runny. I then had to take a little more time to find something else. A lovely American waitress came over and helped me.(I'm not saying she's lovely because she's American, she just was really friendly) She explained that the cook makes all the poached eggs in one big pot and can't specialize one for a customer. She said they could fry it medium well and that worked for me. The other waitress offered to fry the egg or scramble it but she just wasn't friendly, and she didn't give me all the choices of how I could get the egg fried. That really helped me make my choice. The egg's Benedict came with American pork bacon and not Canadian bacon. The hollandaise sauce was deliciousness, but they give you such a small amount. They need to double it. Another reviewer mentioned how good the green hot sauce was, so I tried it. It was spot on great!! I made sure every bite had the green sauce on it. I usually only like shredded hash browns but their breakfast potatoes were perfect. They weren't hard and had a good flavor. The restaurant was clean but very small. It had a nice relaxing feel. I love to try the food of the country I'm visiting, but after traveling for two weeks it was nice to have something I eat at home. The eggs Benedict was a treat. I had the hot amaretto coffee drink and that just hit the spot and made the waiting to be seated all worth it. The had many types of milk you can put in your coffee, for example, they have soy milk, oat milk, etc. I would definitely recommend this place and come back. Oh and the less than friendly waitress served my food to me with a smile, but she never smiled again and never accepted my thank you's no matter how much I said them. Word of advice don't have a sad face if they can't provide something the way you want it if the waitress is blond and Italian. That will not go over well. You're not allowed to be quietly disappointed.

A little of the usual path, Yelp! recommended this place and was happy to have tried it. The place…read moreis classic, the service was of the best, and the food was excellent. We had the avocado, salmon eggs plate and the eggs benedict. Both were perfectly prepared and exactly what you would hope for in a top-tier cafe. The eggs had a hint of orange citrus that added to the joy of the meal. This super comfortable, clean restaurant with fantastic service and food will be on our best-of-best list in the future!

I love cupcakes & cake (but I don't bake) and I have to say I'm fairly picky. These cupcakes are…read moreworth the detour from any tour group. They were moist & not too sweet, creamy and beautiful. Loved the ladies at Dolce Lab & I'm sure we'll be seeing a lot of each other (see note about the fact that I don't bake, ha!). The shop is adorable with plenty of seating to enjoy a cupcake or slice of cake (they have other treats too) with tea. They have a large table to seat at least 8, a cozy couch, bar along the wall up front & tables along the wall walking toward the back. So, bring your friends and enjoy this place. Maybe I'll see you there ;)

Let me be the weird girl here that did not like this place. I really am unhappy to be disappointed…read moreby a place I have been trying for more than one year to go to. Let's face it, my first criticism would be that they have unusual schedule here. My expectations have only been growing as I was failing to get in. But, finally, on a bright and particularly lucky Sunday, by a magical concordance of universal forces, I was able to enter for a brunch (last time i tried a brunch, it was open but no brunch was served that specific Sunday..). But then... I really ended up very disappointed by the food served. The 12€ brunch plate was composed of: first, an over cooked eggs with some tiny pieces of not very good quality smoked salmon (why not at least ask how people like the eggs to be cooked? anyway very few person would choose this over cooked version of an omelet). Second, a half cold very very bad croque monsieur, honestly closed to one you could buy on a highway stop: the bread was not toasted enough, the bechamel was not very good to say the least and again, half cold like this is not good! No. Then, the pancakes were ok, nothing special, nothing bad. But the jam was so common, I mean for a bakery you would expect a bit more taste. And overall, I found the portion a bit small. After this quite mediocre plate (not bad really, just not good at all), i decided to try the cupacke for which they are famous for. Well, it was an ok cupcake but nothing very good and special either. I even found it a bit dry. Last comment, there was absolutely no flexibility in changing the plate composition. You have to choose between 1- eggs, 2- pancakes (sweet or salted) and 3- "specialty of the day" which this particular day was the croque monsieur and a kind of flaky pastry filled with pesto (that is it, some flaky pastry + pesto - not anything more, that is it). So if you do not like eggs and wish to change this amazing omelet with this pesto dough, you are to be charged more, and not the brunch plate. I would understand if it were meat or fish or something elaborated, but dough ? and pesto ?? The difference was like 1€ so ok, who cares? Well it is not very important financially for sure but shows a lack of flexibility and niceness that I do not like a lot.

We had such a great dining experience here. It wasn't until day 2 we wanted an American breakfast…read moreand this was the perfect spot!! From the burgers, the French toast to the assorted alcoholic beverages, fresh juice and smoothies this place was a 10/10. I am so sad I cannot recall our servers name! She was so cheerful and appeared so excited to be at work. We even attempted to tip her and she politely declined and instead wished to receive a review about the restaurant. I had the French toast with their spicy syrup and it was really yummy! I also enjoyed my over easy eggs. I chose the Pink Pleasure as my drink and I found it to be very fresh but just ok however it was still drinkable. My hunny ordered a cheeseburger which was absolutely delicious. The fries were crunchy and fresh. He also had Purple Drank which was very good and rich drink. Overall the restaurant was busy, clean and the staff were very attentive. I will for sure dine here again in the future!

We had breakfast at the Roosters yesterday after waiting in line for 30 minutes. The wait was well…read moreworth it. The burrito I had kept me full all day. The joint is very much like the breakfast places in Los Angeles, so we felt right at home. To top it off the staff that was helping us, Emmad (sp?) made us feel so welcomed and that made a huge difference. Of course he made everyone feel great at the restaurant. Today, I am trying the chicken waffle. At 9:17 the place is almost full. The place has a seating area in the front and another in the back. There are ten seats bar style as well. It was delicious. I highly recommend the place.

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!

We stumbled upon this place and are glad we did. We had breakfast and it was so yummy! Their coffee…read morewas great. We had a cappuccino and an iced vanilla latte. The cappuccino was strong and the vanilla latte was yummy and sweet. We also had their avocado toast and eggs Benedict. Everyone was so kind and helpful. The barista even took time to help us figure out which coffee to take home. They also have a takeaway window if you want to take coffee or pastries to go! There can be a bit of a long wait time (because it's so good) so get there early :)

Just spent 2 nights here but I wish I spent a few more days in and near Perugia (very under rated…read moreplace for tourists but that's probably a good thing for a lot of people). Pros- - 2 of the workers I met (of the 2) were extremely helpful. My cell phone USB got damaged so I couldn't charge my phone and the nearby shops were all closed (many mom and pop shops are closed on Sundays and evenings). The young, blonde, female worker let me use her charger when she saw we had the same phones. Things like that stand out IMO. The male worker too let me use the charger and he helped carry my suitcase out of the hotel. Overall though I found most people I met in Italy are extremely helpful just to be nice. You don't get that in most of the world based on my observations. - price. For 2 nights I got a clean room with shower and toilet for 74 Euros including the tourist tax. That's lower than Motel 6 prices lol. Granted breakfast was not included but there was a nearby bakery/cafe that had excellent Nutella croissants and the best cappuccinos that I have ever had super cheap. - free wifi (see below though) - excellent shower- hot water and good pressure - by European standards, large bathroom -location- although you aren't right in the main plaza where most of the sites and hotels are are, it was still good. You are directly across from the escalators up there (one was the strangest and coolest things I have ever seen as they are in an "underground" part of town from the 1200's if I'm not mistaken); You are in a less touristy part of Perugia (although again Perugia is not touristy to me anyway) right next to (meaning you don't have to take the escalators) a bunch of cute little restaurants, cafes, and bars. I had a great dinner at the Iris Restaurant (not affiliated anymore with each other) just a few steps down, and again a great to go breakfast at the cafe. Cons- - wifi worked on my phone and Kindle but not on my laptop which was strange - when I walked in with my suitcase, you are walking on a bunch of pebbles which wasn't that easy and not good on wheels - keys a little difficult to figure out - the decor in the single occupancy room I had was a mix of (from my observations anyway!!) dining room curtains, thrift store furnishings, and there were gaps in the floors- again though I don't need "charm" as much as I need price and location Would recommend and probably would stand at again if I went back to Perugia.