Incredible coffee shop with a variety of teas and coffees to buy, as well as drinks and delicious…read morepastries. The owner and staff were all very friendly and welcoming and remembered us when we came back. They also grind their coffee for you to take home and I was able to get some espresso and french press blends for gifts. They have coffee tins as well which make great gifts. The croissants were the best we had in Italy too! Definitely recommend.

Finally found the best espresso on this trip! Made a day trip to Milano and this was the highlight…read moreof my food stops there.

superb cafe in piazza matteotti. it was the perfect wake up call with the most delicious cornetto…read morewith pistachio cream I've ever had. We loved them so much we got a bunch and brought them on the train. Really friendly service and plenty of smiles. We ate and had espresso and tea there every morning in Udine. It is also one of the few things open early in the morning and stays open through the day and very late at night.

Elegant bakery and coffee shop. On the corner of Piazza San Giacomo diagonal from the church…read more You can eat and drink at the counter if you are in a rush, or take a table in the separate space and linger and people watch. There also is a place to sit outside in the always shady lane leading away from the plaza. I get a cappuccino in the morning (the only time of the day Italians drink cappuccino, I'm told) and a caffe latte later in the day. I like that the latter is always served in a tall glass. I can't resist the croissants with jam. My 5 year old loved the plain croissants. There are other bakery choices, though they are limited. A comfortable location. Some English spoken.

Nice place for a refreshing beverage or gelato while enjoying Monte Berico. We came around 7pm as…read morethe day was winding down, and the cafeteria is open from 3-8pm in the afternoon. It opens around 7am and closes for reposo around 1pm. The cafeteria is right next to the basilica and provides nice outdoor seating to relax and take in a cafe or aperol spritzer while chatting with friends as you enjoy the area. There is plenty of parking at the nearby Piazzale della Vittoria.

I've been told that this is one of the better bakeries in Padua (Padova in Italian). It's always a…read moregood time to get sweets, so we checked this place out. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. If it's hot outside, definitely take a seat inside since they have air conditioning. They have a large variety of sweets to choose from, so you're bound to find something you'll like. I chose a brioche filled with cream and pistachios, a fruit tart, and a strudel. They were all good choices and my favorite was the brioche, though I wish it had more pistachios than mostly shown on the outside. Sometimes you'll find some small appetizers on the counter that you can sample while making your selection. Nothing fancy (small squares of pizza, some nuts, etc.) , but it's a nice touch. Celso is a nice bakery and I'd definitely recommend it to those visiting the city.

This seems to be the Starbucks of Venice. We saw this chain all over the city as well as here in…read moreMogliano. We finally stopped in to give it a try on our last morning while we waited for the train. The language barrier was tough but they were still super patient and friendly as I ordered my shakerato, biscotti, and grabbed some whole bean coffee from their offerings on the back wall. Decently priced with good coffee and treats; I can see why these are popular on every other corner!