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Rosaria Maria Gallo

It is a relaxing place where you can enjoy a coffee, a good aperitif, a lunch in peace. Paola is always attentive to every request, putting her heart into everything she does. ❤️

Claudio Ciccone

Super nice bar just a few minutes from the center of Saronno, very friendly staff and a huge selection of cocktails with many variations, it was my first time there and I was very satisfied, I will definitely be back 🍹

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Osman Sarcos

A very nice place in Saronno, ideal for stopping for a coffee, an aperitif, or a bite to eat. The atmosphere is pleasant and relaxing, and the service is friendly.

Michele Ardengo

A regular stop for breakfast. Knowledgeable and friendly staff, lovely atmosphere both inside and out. Homemade cakes, pastries, and pizzas are also available... Bravo!

Fabio Rimoldi

What a find! Nice place with a huge selection, especially for breakfast. The staff should deliver each customer's order, and not just leave everything on a table saying, "I'll leave it here, you can take it later."

Antonella Sarno

The decor is vaguely retro, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The pastry selection is excellent, but the real highlight is the staff: incredibly courteous, friendly, and attentive. Parking and an outdoor arbour are available. Not wheelchair accessible.

EnzRock

A bar on the outskirts of town that I discovered by chance and has quickly become a firm favourite. I love stopping by whenever I can. It's a very welcoming place, meticulously maintained in terms of cleanliness and furnishings, with original details. In warmer weather, you can sit outside. The owner is very friendly and stands out for the kindness with which she entertains customers. There's nothing better than finding someone who is truly passionate about their work! The offerings are excellent in terms of both quantity and quality. Plus, as usual, they provide newspapers. Highly recommended.

Annie Garrino

Friendly, great croissants, charming location

EMILIANO RUSSO

I'd give it a minus-minus-minus 2 stars. I'll start by saying that my last visit was a year ago, and before that I'd been there often since it's across the street from the dance school. At the time, the staff had explained to me how the aperitif with appetizers or just chips worked, so the price didn't vary much, and rightly so. I've always appreciated everything, everything!!!! Tonight, I returned after a long time, and I asked for a Spritz aperitif, but I noticed two very young girls, not the usual young adult I'd seen back then. So I sat down and waited for the Spritz. I also waited for one of them to ask me if I'd prefer some appetizers or just chips with the aperitif. Nothing...only the Spritz arrived, and I asked for the chips later. I've worked in the restaurant business for over 13 years in luxury settings...I don't expect top-notch service. But all it takes is one more question, a piece of information that seems obvious to you, but not to the customer. The goal is to make them feel at ease right away. You, who work behind the bar every day, know who the regulars are, who understand the dynamics of the place, who comes in occasionally and who comes in occasionally. It's not about getting inside people's heads or acting like a psychologist; it's really about one or two correct sentences to differentiate yourself right away. This is to say, in my opinion, that if you propose and serve an aperitif without appetizers, at least bring chips to everyone. Not just to those you like, but also to those you're only seeing as customers for the first time. You're the host and you should inform the customer of your aperitif format. Customers are often distracted, so you should direct them. It's not a question of appetizers or not, and the initial approach that's missing! I'm not arguing about the cocktail or the venue, but rather the service and initial welcome that led me to write a review this time. A smile never hurts!!! I tried to discuss the bill, but the girls were annoyed and annoyed with my comments. This isn't a polemic. I just hope it's constructive, because when you deal with the public, hospitality becomes a determining factor! Hospitality doesn't just mean "Good morning and good evening"!