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.

We stopped in after a long day of walking and sight seeing. The shop has chocolates, gelato, coffee…read moreand crepes. We just had the gelato. I had the tiramisu and my girlfriend had the strawberry. The gelato was very creamy and tasty. We definitely enjoyed it and the employees were great in dealing with our non-Italian speaking. I am definitely going back to try their chocolates made at the shop.

Their crepes were so good when I went. They were also very nice. They had a huge variety of…read morechocolate also.

I went here a few days ago snd loved it. I checked on Yelp to see coffee near me that were highly…read morerated and brought me to sam place! croissants and cappuccino were amazing.

My purse was stolen at this restaurant. There were only four other people present: two wait staff…read moreand another couple sitting behind me whom the barista said was a couple that owned a store across the street. We were there for a cup of coffee: ten minutes max. My purse was at my feet. It would have required someone to bend over and extricate it deftly. When we called the cell phone company, the phone had already had the locater disabled. These guys are Pros and they act very brazenly and quickly. I'd recommend not patronizing the restaurant, but if you go keep a very close eye on your possessions.

La miglior cioccolata calda con panna del mondo!!!! The best hot chocolate in the world!! Mmmmmmm!!…read moreMy Parmigiano friend took me here on a freezing cold snowy day and it was the perfect drink that kept us all warm and happy! For a cup of hot chocolate, 5 euro price tag seems a bit pricey but trust me, it's really worth it! So rich and flavorful, it was waaaay better than Max Brenner! Highly recommended!

If sweet is what you want, this is the place. Small inside but packed with sugar delights. Prices…read moreare sooo reasonable compared to Venice. Say, one bag of my candies was €2 pretty cheap compared to €5. Staff is friendly but don't speak a word of English so you might play gestures for a little bit. Also, very few places have coffee and this huge selection of sweets, this is a one stop kinda place. For the more fancy desserts it's not too bad, about €15 average but then again, they are nothing short of perfection. We are coming back!

Great place for Italian breakfast. Great selection of pastries. A Avery famous for the chocolate…read more My espresso was very good as well the Nutella cornetto. Service was every fast and nice. The ladies are super efficient and with beautiful smile. Inside is very welcoming... with lord of specialties displayed as u can see from my pics. Great ambient.

All I can say is ... YASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS…read more Gian and I were looking for a place to have coffee before our NYE dinner date in Ferrara. While wandering around, we stumbled upon Chocolat & Chocolat, thinking it was just a normal local bakery cafe and thought, ok let's give it a go. To our surprise, this place is award-winning and VERY popular! Jackpot! So we went in and found a seat. Ordered our coffees (which were very inexpensive) and sat down to rest. The coffees were beautiful btw. Just what we needed to keep us energized for the rest of the night! As we were chatting while sipping our delish cuppas, we realized that almost everyone surrounding us had a cup of thick hot chocolate in their hands. Upon further analysis, we realized that this bakery had won awards specifically for their chocolate! So what did we do? Duh ... ordered hot chocolate for ourselves too! Gotta get on that bandwagon!! I had the 62% hot chocolate with normal crema, while Gian had the 77% hot chocolate infused with some rum! Oh good gawd, these were fantastic! So rich! So thick! So creamy! (Stop imagining naughty things now! Even though it might as well have been as sexual as you can get with chocolate). Absolutely unforgettable! We were super warm afterwards too, so perfect for the winter season! We didn't try any of their baked goods (as we were saving up room for our dinners) but I swear, every other person that walked in through those doors were buying boxes of their cakes and pastries! Like NON-STOP! The staff were pretty nice too albeit one cranky lady who was making the coffee. But who dafuq cares when their coffee, hot chocolate and cakes are super awesome?! Everything was very inexpensive too! Less than 7euros for sure. I miss it too much! If you're in Ferrara, check this place out!

So many pastry shops, so little time. This was a morning stop in Parma for what was our breakfasts…read morein Italy--stops at pastry shops. One of our group would normally get several items and we would then share the selections. In this case, I got a lemon tart and a nice cappuccino and quietly enjoyed my breakfast. The abundance of good pastry shops in Italy is amazing. We don't value them like the Italians. A pastry and a shot of espresso and then it's off to work.

Items Selected: Sugar Brioche…read moreRice Cake Cassis Cornetto Pan Dulce Cream Horn Baba au Rhum Raspberry Sfogliatta Cassis Puff Pastry Spending a day in Parma before progressing onward to Milan it was with a late night past that the group filed into Pasticceria Torino at Strada Giuseppe Garibaldi 61, the small shop quiet despite the early hour of 08h30 as the shelves sat packed with nearly fifty styles of Cakes, Pastries and Bread. One of the most affordable Pasticceria visited in Italy, the prices closer to those in Mirano than the aforementioned fashion capitol or Venice, it was with limited English that clerks provided service after extensive perusal of the options, a total of eight selections totaling just €10,80 plated and delivered to a small table. In many ways similar to other bakeries, but also offering some novelties featuring housemade Fruit Compote, tastes of the Sugar Brioche as well as the laminated Butter Baton each proved mild yet pleasant in the face of more interesting options, the citrus-scented Rice Cake moist with Ricotta while the tender Baba found itself rich with Rum. Baking the typical Cornetto more crispy than many, its smooth filling rife with Vanilla notes, even better bites were found amidst two laminated pastries packed with Black Currant Jelly, a rounded item labeled as "Sfogliatta" not dissimilar to a Kouign Amann in texture with a center of Raspberries.

Easy place to find with a bright orange sign. The selection of gelato was limited to the standard…read moreslew of flavors, nothing terribly exciting. There are some other options on the 'pasticceria' side of the business, but we were seeking gelato and didn't focus on the other food items available. Seems like there is plenty of seating attached to the small, private parking lot. Street parking is also available nearby. Some local men had a dog with them outside, so it is pet friendly (at least outdoors). The staff was friendly and pleasant despite our limited Italian, and it fortunately doesn't take much to communicate one scoop of gelato on a cone.

I thought this gelato was good and seemed to be pretty full with locals. They have great outdoor…read moreseating and more room to sit than most gelaterias. We had fragola, chocolate, and cookie gelato. Everyone loved their choice. Italy is seemingly very pet friendly. There was a dog tied up near our table but he seemed friendly enough. There are so many wonderful gelato shops that I'm not sure this one has stands out above the rest. However, the service and atmosphere are both good and worthy of a visit if you are close by.