Pasticceria Caffè Ferretti

tuttofumo

A well-kept place with friendly staff. They offer excellent quality pastries. Also recommended for breakfast.

Silvano

A lovely pastry shop on Via Petrarca, in the Corso Dante area of ​​Asti. Excellent chocolate, and a wide selection of pastries and desserts. Friendly and helpful staff. Must try!

anna carusi

If it were possible, I would have given them 100 stars. That's what they deserve. Top-quality products. Courtesy and friendliness. In addition to excellent coffee and croissants (from the bakery, not frozen), they also have a myriad of "mind-blowing" sweets.

Antonella Billi

Top

Umberto Cerri

Super!

Michele Garibaldi

I've always been going to this pastry shop. It's historic and offers great quality at fair prices. When I want to treat myself to a delicious breakfast with high-quality Ferretti pastries, it's the best. The girls behind the counter are delightful. Keep up the good work. Gherry

Mauro Bianco

Historic family-run pastry shop and café with a wide assortment of homemade sweets. A friendly clientele in a residential area of the city. Recommended for special occasions.

Francesco D'Ingiullo

They took me here for an aperitif, but it might not have been the best place for that time of day (it was almost closing time). I can't comment on the pastries, but everything looked delicious.

jahstariddim

I had their brioche with apricot jam, which was good, but I definitely expected more. The pastries were also good, nothing to complain about, but given the reviews, I expected better.

Barbara Benso

Delicious pastries! Great place for a quick breakfast. The focaccia and pizza slices are unexpectedly delicious! I'd give it 5 stars if they had an outdoor seating area in an internal courtyard or more space inside for seating. Either way, it's worth a try! 👍🏻😋

Gionatan Riposio

A very popular bar and pastry shop in the area. I like it because it has a nice, small but charming dining room. Parking is nearby.

Rana Ehsan

Nice

Laura Arcinotti

8:15 in the morning, display case overflowing with croissants, I politely ask if I can have 10 to take to the office so my colleagues (supposedly future clients) can try them. I'm rudely told it's a PROBLEM because I didn't order them the day before... the three previous times, I was never told I needed to order them, and sometimes I even ordered more than 10. They did me the favor of selling them. I waited for them to be wrapped in front of the bar counter in total silence due to the embarrassment the owner had created. I paid and at the door I was once again scolded to remind me of the reservation. I totally disapprove of rude dealings, even when the product is good. And here I thought I'd walked into a pastry shop where the main purpose is to sell!

Matteo

I've been a customer at this bar for years. Today, Christmas Day, was the last time I set foot in there. I arrived at 12:45 asking for a coffee, but they had just cleaned the machine. Somewhat disappointed, I left the place, saying, "Whatever." The owner, hearing my "Whatever," went into a rage and started muttering swear words. I pointed out that, even though he was muttering, I could hear fine and that was no way to address a customer. In response, he started raising his voice, saying he had no problem saying things to my face. Despite trying to point out that it wasn't appropriate to use swear words and similar tones, I only stopped hearing his yelling when I got back to my car. All this in front of customers, in the parking lot in front of the place. A PITYFUL, EMBARRASSING, AND COMPLETELY INAPPROPRIATE SCENE. In Asti, everyone describes him as rude and surly, but I never imagined such a scene. He's fortunate to be supported by an exceptional staff of women, who have always known how to welcome customers in the best possible way. And reading some reviews left by other customers, I'm probably not the only one who thinks that despite the undisputed quality of the products, a little more attention should be paid to customer service...