Thomas Calabrese (Tommy)

Excellent aperitif. We had two spritzes and a non-alcoholic drink. The vegan platter was incredibly well-stocked, with grilled vegetables, olives, slices of red pizza and focaccia, and a regular one with prosciutto, mortadella, goat cheese with salsa verde, gorgonzola, prosciutto, pretzels, mini pizzas, and olives. A very unique and charming place. We'll be back soon. Thanks for the evening.

Francesca Ripoli

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Daniela Selmi

The owner is spectacular. The Chinese women are so friendly and kind... But you absolutely have to try these baked goods. They're exceptional. My favorite is the spicy crackers. And don't forget that during the Christmas season they offer artisanal panettone that you can watch being cooked from the glass. 5 stars for this place aren't enough; they want more.

Giuseppe

This is a café where I've had breakfast several times. They have indoor and outdoor seating. The staff is courteous and friendly. You can pay by credit or debit card without too much difficulty. Unfortunately, they don't have Chantilly cream for croissants.

nicola giangrande

Excellent place. Reasonable prices and friendly, welcoming staff.

Paolo Grillone

I went there today for a cappuccino and croissant, having skipped lunch. Nice place, well stocked with everything from sweet to savory, with a spacious outdoor terrace. The price was absolutely out of line: €3.10 (at least the croissant had been freshly baked). I'd find a similar price understandable at a café in Piazza Castello or Via Roma, but I certainly wouldn't have expected it in such a remote area, which provides shelter, just a few meters away, to many unfortunate homeless people in the area. It might be fine for those who don't have breakfast at the café every day.

Antonio Cerbiatto

The rudeness of a subpar bartender detracts from a place that, nevertheless, would be a good place for breakfast or aperitifs. The quality of the ingredients is good, and the price, in my opinion, is in line with the offerings. But good manners come first. A bartender like that risks ruining the image of a more than worthy establishment. You don't yell at customers, whose only fault is having made a request outside of the counter. In the end, we didn't consume anything, but paid regularly. If a bartender doesn't know how to deal with customers, she should be replaced or, at the very least, taught good manners.

Federica Napoletano

I ordered bags twice via the Too Good to Go app, an anti-waste app. Pickup was scheduled for Saturdays from 7:15 to 7:30 PM. Both times, the store was closed. Now...if they know they close early, they should remove themselves from the app so they can save time for people who come SPECIALLY to pick up their purchases. They're done with me!

patrick renghea

Let me start by saying that I was a waiter for 4 years, so I know VERY well what that means. I've never written a review, but the arrogance and rudeness of the waitress in the pizza aisle with her black hair tied back made me reconsider... Cheers!

Massimo Todisco

I bought a Magic Box for €5 using the "Too Good To Go" app (worth €15, as advertised on the app). The lady at the bar asked me how much the box was and prepared a little bag for me. Inside were two mini croissants, an apple puff pastry, and two mini cannoli (see photo). I asked if that was correct, and the lady told me that was the €5 box. I think if I had bought those items without the app, I would have spent the same amount, and it's definitely not worth €15 anyway. It's possible that she'd run out of food and had nothing left for the box, but that's no reason to give only what was in the bag. If that were the case, she would have made a great impression by saying, "Look, I've finished everything, come back tomorrow." Even though she knew she had a reserved box and therefore had to leave something aside, preparing it in advance. I don't think this is fair treatment, and I don't think it reflects the spirit of the anti-waste app. I gave one star simply because it's the only way to give less.