agostino Lavena

What can I say? Spectacular breakfast, a wide selection of excellent-quality pastries, and prompt and impeccable service. I've been to this bar before in 2022, and it's still one of the best places I've had breakfast with friends. The welcoming and kind staff are not to be underestimated. I highly recommend it.

Sebastien LE QUENTREC

Tourists passing through Parma. What a great find!! Super friendly owners who speak French :) Spritz and Hugo for €6 each (with snacks) A café off the beaten tourist track, and that's a good thing.

Daniela Girasole

When other establishments demanded a state pass and gag order in defiance of the Constitution, their doors were open to all. Here, you can hug, shake hands, chat with other customers at the same table, and breathe freely. The staff is extremely kind, professional, and very friendly; customers are always greeted with a smile, even at the end of the day. Fresh croissants, cappuccino, coffee, and hot chocolate—all excellent. The place is welcoming, spacious, and clean. The outdoor tables are beautiful, with colorful plants and flowers that bring a sense of cheer. Well done. Highly recommended.

Silvia Curti

Super

Mauro Zappacosta

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Filippo Benedini

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barbara iori

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Fran Leoni

The staff are really friendly and the place is welcoming! If you're on the road, stop by for a coffee!

barbara rizzi

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Nickolas Olsen

If you truly love your COUNTRY and FREEDOM, then this is the place for you. The staff is incredibly friendly, welcoming, and respectful of the CONSTITUTION. A welcoming place where excellent coffee, pastries, and sandwiches are accompanied by the smiles of Lino & Co. Great guys. What are you waiting for? Join us at Venezia Valenti Caffè.

Nick ThePich

A unique bar, with people from all nationalities and cultures to chat with. The staff is friendly and welcoming, starting with the owner, Lino, who creates a calm and welcoming atmosphere, in addition to the professionalism and irreverence with which he entertains his customers!

Baristi preparati, locale ben tenuto. Buona varietà di paste. Nella zona è uno dei bar migliori.

Alazar Ghirmay Tewelde

Nice little place for a coffee break.

Fernando R

A nice place for an aperitif outside the city center. The waiter was super friendly and pleasant, and the spritz, with a small aperitif, was delicious at six euros. Apparently, payment is only possible in cash.

Paolo Magnani

Great bar, cultural initiatives.

Deborah Marioni

A nice bar, spacious and well-maintained both inside and out, with tables and chairs even during this time of year. The bartenders are friendly and knowledgeable. They often offer karaoke and music evenings. The only downside is the difficulty finding parking.

Junyali Maindola

Not worth the wait and rate.

gabriele lodesani

Centrally located, nice, comfortable seating. Outside, a totem pole states that those without a green pass pay half price. Now, given that the local police will be the ones to fine anyone who violates the rules, someone who has a green pass and claims they don't have one, still pays half price? It's objectively absurd, just like the ongoing controversy. There are plenty of bars where you can enjoy a good coffee in Parma, and this isn't one of those bars. Keep going.

Stefano P

April 28, 2017, 9:00 AM. I accidentally found myself entering this bar. I'll start by saying I was looking for a pastry shop... but I don't know the area, so I had to give it a try. I grabbed a croissant and ordered a cappuccino and a latte. I grabbed the croissant right away, but I realized you need a lot of saliva to swallow it because it was dry and hard. I sat down in the back corner to wait for the drinks, and the drinks didn't arrive within the same 10 minutes... the hot drinks didn't arrive after 15 minutes... So we got up and went to pay for the small croissant. Since I was pretty pissed off, I noticed that Pizzarotti, the mayor, was ahead of me, and I witnessed the most shameful ass-kissing of my life... - MAYOR, can I offer you breakfast? (the bartender). The pizza chef refused and paid. I, ironically but very annoyed, said to the bartender "Anyway, thanks for the cappuccino and latte macchiato, why don't you do a good deed and wake up instead of offering it to the mayor, who doesn't need it? Anyway, the poor bartender had the conscience not to apologize and even made me pay for the wood-fired brioche... Never again.