Frances The Mute

The place is undoubtedly very nice (I've known it forever, even though I rarely go there), and I appreciate the varied selection of vegan croissants; the problem is that this is the only vegan option. The prices are average for the location, but they clash with the sloppy service and—most importantly—the lack of soundproofing, a situation made worse by the small tables (it's impossible to create an intimate atmosphere if I'm forced to overhear my neighbors' private conversations).

Andrea Lange

Welcoming and historic, but €2 for an aperitif plus a plate of chips and ham is too much.

Alessandro “Alessandro” Gatti

9 euros for a cappuccino, a juice for a 3-year-old boy, a foam for a 1-year-old girl... does that make sense as a price??? For me, no.

G T.

We sat outside for 2 coffees, nothing to say about the service and the quality of the coffee but spending €5 for 2 coffees in Legnano seems a bit excessive to me

Luca Perretta

Terrible experience. 2 stars only because the coffee was really good, but the staff was completely aloof and not even polite. It took half an hour to get two coffees and a croissant at the table, with the place practically empty. Meanwhile, one of the waiters had plenty of time to roll a cigarette at the counter. Never again...

Annalisa Nervei

Sunday morning breakfast: two small but delicious cream croissants, two cappuccinos that were too lukewarm (for me) but made well, total €9, or €4.50 each. We asked the waitress for the receipt, which she very kindly brought us, but it wasn't detailed, just a generic "coffee shop" €9.00. So how much did the cappuccino or croissant cost? My husband and I concluded that it was too much.

Marijana Ljubisavljevic

The service was quite friendly, but the reason for my two stars is the cleanliness of this place: the bathroom smells even though it seems clean, there's dust everywhere, and the worst thing is that I would have liked to eat something other than coffee, but seeing how greasy and streaked the steel kitchen doors were... I lost the desire.

Ho aspettato più dí mezz’ora e nessuno e venuto a servirci!!!!! incredibile.non si può non ci credo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Un bar storico di Legnano , non metto in discussione la cortesia del personale o la qualità delle materie prime ma la pulizia del locale e’scadente per non parlare della toilette dire vergognosa e a dir poco un complimento ! In autogrill trovo più pulito ed è tutto dire! Pulite !!!

I bagni pubblici della stazione sono più decorosi, io mi vergognerei ! Non tornerò mai più, inoltre sono anche sgarbati, tazze sporche.

Prezzi molto elevati per qualità mediocre. 4.80€ per un cappuccino e una brioche scongelata.

Federiko Insoli

Good morning. On the wall of your establishment there is a sign: in this establishment smoking CIGARS is not allowed, outdoors of course. I wonder how it is possible to label and discriminate between different types of smokers, also remembering that the famous IQOs is much more annoying than a good Tuscan smoked in company. If you really want to ban smoking, ban it for all types of tobacco products. I don't even know that it is possible to do so at a regulatory level. The ban on smoking is a ban on smoking, not only for those who, in the company of a good drink (because you know how to make drinks) love to smoke a cigar. I remind you that in times of pandemic, as soon as the lockdown ended, I, in the company of my 'stinky' cigar, supported, through my consumption, your business. I will not return, Kind regards

mary concy

Avoid this place. They don't provide a menu, but instead rush you to order, not even giving you time to see if you like the croissants or if you want something else. This place doesn't know how to provide good customer service, in fact, it knows how to keep you from coming back. We ordered two Cokes on ice and an empty croissant, and when we paid, we were given a generic, undetailed receipt for €9.80 (a rip-off). When we asked why those prices, we were told those were the prices in Legnano, not even if we were in a renowned bar in a square with a beautiful view. Keep it up, scare customers away or tell them not to come back. Do it first.

Concetto Nicolosi

Pure madness, prices completely out of control. A 33cl Coke was €4. So I paid for two Cokes and an empty croissant €9.80. It's my fault for not asking for a list first, but I never imagined I'd pay these prices. I live in Milan, and not even in Piazza Duomo do you get these awful prices, nor on Lake Como. Thanks for the reply, but you won't be able to get this review deleted here. There's little to say if you charge €4 for a Coke (even to go). I repeat, it's my fault for not asking for a list.

Marco

I was at this bar yesterday with some friends. I ordered a crepe with cream and marron glacé... the crepe arrived covered in powdered sugar, it almost looked like they'd accidentally spilled the sugar on it... Inside, there was a bit of cream and a marron glacé split in half... moral of the story: super sweet crepes that tasted like I don't know what... Tip 1) Avoid writing things on the menu that you have no idea how to make. Tip 2) The waitress is beautiful, but perhaps she was alone serving everyone, and she looked tired. Prices are obviously HIGH compared to the service provided...

Giulia Bononi

Highly not recommended! Five of us had a snack on Saturday afternoon and were given a small circular coffee table for four people, tea with teapots, and five plates of cakes and crepes... obviously impossible to eat, and we also made a mess. As for the quality: terrible (I've attached a photo), the pistachio crepes inexplicably half white and tasted like custard, the mango cheesecakes were the same as the ones you make at home at Cameo, and what's more, we couldn't choose from the flavors available because the owner wouldn't cut the new cheesecake (at 4 PM, if you don't cut it, you throw it away). Aside from the kind waitress, the owner and a middle-aged waiter were truly rude! Also, €42 would be a fair price if the quality were acceptable. One of us even had a stomach ache; after the first bite, we didn't want to continue, but we felt it was a shame to throw so much food away. And writing "pasticceria" on the sign with two cheesecakes and some biscuits seems misleading to me. In short, keep going straight when you pass it!

Linfa Blu

Welcoming bar. Two orange juices, two coffees, and a croissant: €13.20, no details on the receipt. I wouldn't question the price, but the orange juices were aberrant; there's no other way to describe these flavorless chunks of citrus floating in their own, equally bland "juice." I've traveled the globe extensively for 15 years thanks to my work, and I consider Italy a benchmark for culinary art. Mine isn't a pointless polemic, but a sad observation. My opinion refers to the products mentioned above. With little imagination, one can deduce that a single orange juice costs €5, and considering its total lack of quality, I understand the embarrassment of adding a list of ingredients to the receipt. Best regards.