Biffino

Maria Livrieri

Located on one of Lodi's most beautiful streets, opposite the Church of the Madonna delle Grazie, it vaguely resembles a French atelier, pleasant and elegant. The breakfast is good, the service impeccable, and the staff are up to par. Due to the Covid emergency, the only drawback, though irrelevant in my opinion, is the lack of sidewalk space for tables. Recommended for romantic and refined guests.

Piera Angelini

SUPER !!!!!🔝🔝🔝🔝

poolie myrrh

Biffino has renovated. The interior is modern yet elegant. It lacks a bit of warmth. Those windows give off a chilly feeling. The aperitif is good. The waitress, however, treats customers with condescension and nervousness. This is never acceptable, let alone in a place where people go to relax and have fun. The owner, on the other hand, is courteous and welcoming.

Bellissimo ambiente e arredi nuovi. Buona posizione. Buon gusto sull’ambiente tuttavia il servizio è distratto e lento; mentre il cibo è di bassa qualità.

VITT “VIT60” 60

Nice place, the cappuccinos and coffees—I've only had them so far—are good quality. It's a shame there's a certain arrogance; perhaps it's a way of selecting customers, I thought. The impression you get is that welcome customers must be standard, middle- and upper-class... In short, clothes make the man. In short, here, clothes make the man. I hope I'm wrong.

Vittorio Fontana

Good coffee, lower-middle-class atmosphere mid-morning. Prices are average, but there's very little friendliness. Last visit, no drinks at the counter. I left.

Cipriana Torz

Personally, I'm very good with reviews! I've stopped by several times for an aperitif before lunch, waiting over 15 minutes for a ponytail. As you can see, the service from a certain girl who works inside leaves much to be desired! On other occasions, we've had good experiences, just like other customers. Maybe she has a problem with me.

Manuel Tarot

Excellent breakfast selection and a refined atmosphere. Among the staff, a young man has recently stood out, very kind and excellent at making cappuccino. Less pleasant, however, is the attitude of another barista (not the muscular one, the other one), who forces himself to be friendly with regulars but is often aloof, brusque, and almost annoying with others. A more uniform and welcoming approach would make the experience much better.

Una colazione deludente,con brioches che sembravano datate e certo non appena sfornate,con un ripieno(nel mio caso doveva essere ricotta e cioccolato,ma il secondo lo hanno scordato) di bassa fattura.... NON CI SIAMO!!!

Claudio Fare'

In my opinion, of course. A week ago I drank a macchiato that wasn't even that great, for the modest sum of €1.40. Even in the center of Greater Milan, they probably don't even get that price. Yes, but I'm talking about Lodi, a town that's also a province, not Greater Milan, and what's more, this bar is located in a semi-peripheral area of ​​this town that thinks it's a province. Luckily, Melegnano, my hometown, is part of the province of Greater Milan 👍🩵. In case of threats, provocations, or intimidation, I will immediately notify the Guardia di Finanza, the Local Health Authority, the Labor Inspectorate, and if necessary, I will seek advice from a female Magistrate I know at the Milan courthouse. Stay away.

Cristina Retus

I went with a colleague for a quick lunch break, but we definitely won't be back. High prices, limited selection, poor quality, rude staff. €8 for a frozen lasagna that's still cold inside is too much!

livia

Rude and aggressive waiter verbally polite with the regular customers he serves at the table while to me he replied wait here

Diego Ferrari

I wandered in by chance, waiting my turn and ordering a cappuccino. While waiting, all the croissants were on display, unprotected by glass cases or anything else. I helped myself to a croissant. Once at the counter, the barista rudely asked me if I served myself. I replied yes, and he snapped at me, asking if I served myself at other people's houses. I apologized, saying I didn't know, but he insisted, rudely and rudely telling me, again and in front of other customers, that this isn't done at other people's houses. I pointed out that there was no sign saying "Don't touch the food," but he insisted. Very rude.

Monica Romano

What can I say... we walked in and no one said hello to us. We asked if we could have a toasted sandwich, and a frustrated waitress told us they didn't have any cold cuts. So, since they had a blackboard with dishes written on it, we asked if there was anything else, and she said there weren't any... That we could have chicken breast with potatoes. We asked for two portions. Not possible, just one (they're ready-made and reheated dishes), and she just stared at me without offering anything else. I asked if there was anything else, some stew. Fine, let's go with the stew... I didn't have a chance to take a photo of the dish, I wouldn't even serve a dish like that to my dog. When she rudely brought us coffee, my husband asked her if she was suffering from work, and she turned purple in the face. Why didn't you close after breakfast today? Does it make sense to open the doors, mop the floor, and not offer service while customers are eating? Who knows...