Very pleasing cafeteria! The "capuchino", the "latte macchiato" and the pastas we had were very…read moregood and the prices much more affordable than most other bars near the beach. Also the local was comfortable and the waitress very nice :)

Where to begin with this wonderful little find in a sprawling metropolis like Milan? The food, the…read moreservice, the pricing, the atmosphere? All made for an excellent lunch visit for a solo traveler, as it would for anyone. Pasta alla norma was full of flavor, tasting very authentic. The sweet lady serving me spoke next to no English, but sometimes no words are needed and my big smile and thumbs up were appreciation enough to her! Only €6 for that full plate of food (maybe expensive elsewhere but cheap for Milan!), and it had a very local feel. Guests entering were joking loudly with the man heating and preparing the food. My highest recommendation to this humble bar and cafeteria in Milano!

We breezed in here after a day of walking around a castle and ending up at Milan's Duomo…read more It's an order at the counter and find a seat kind of place and we liked the food. So we ordered various dolce to take home - yumm!

Lots of great selections of pastry,pasta, pizza, breads, salads. Fast moving lines. Get in position…read moreto order.

This restaurant has such a charming little look and it is tucked up on the hill out of the way,…read morejust past the train station. The view here is amazing! Almost certainly the best you'll get in Riomaggiore while eating. There are 10 tables on the rail with a perfect view to the sea. The sad news is that they don't do reservations anymore so planners don't get a leg up on setting a table aside. The service here was sub-par, but the server was very nice. We started with the cheese plate and some moscato. I didn't like a couple of the cheeses but the wine was great. For dinner, I ended up with the classic lasagna and I thought it was just ho hum. I got to try some of my daughter's pesto and that I found to be better than the lasagna.

I came here to enjoy drinks at sunset! The view was gorgeous and the wine was great…read more We enjoyed the white wine tasting which had local wines to the region. They also served olives and focaccia bread. I took off a star because the service structure was confusing to us. There was a sign at the table to order at the bar but then when we went to order at the bar we were told to wait for our server. The server only came around occasionally so service was very slow. This was still however a 4 star review because even with slow service, these views at sunset are hard to beat! This was also a convenient location just up the stairs from the train station.

I arrived a bit early for lunch at 11:30am but the proprietor was very welcoming and extremely…read morepatient with my accented Italian. I managed to order my panini and water, get espresso and a pastry later for dessert, pay, and thank him for his hospitality without uttering a word of English. It's all about showing the respect that this wonderful culture of delicious excellence truly deserves! The cafeteria itself was beyond spotless, positively gleaming with cleanliness and pride. I had a simple pressed panini with speck and brie in fresh crusty bread. It was affordable (5eu) and delicious. Add a mineral water for another euro and then caffe and pistachio pasty for two more and I was all set for only 8 euros! They kindly let me eat and relax and settle up at the end. I was wondering what delicious speck was all about since I believe it means lard in German. However, I discovered it is another Italian masterpiece of meat preservation. Speck is cured and smoked meat from the Alto Adige region in northern Italy and near Austria. To make it, you bone a pork leg, cure it in salt, laurel, and juniper, and then periodically smoke it with pine or juniper wood for months! Yes, that's right. MONTHS! It's an amazing red color with marbled traces of fat. Sliced thin to maximize flavor, it's an incredibly delicate and delicious meat rarely found in the United States. Try it next time you have the chance!

While in Rapallo, this was one of our go-to spots. Great appertivo service. With any drink, you are…read moreserved an arrangement of snacks from flatbreads, nuts, meats, cheeses and chips. The view of the water is amazing as well.

During our trip in Rapallo we stopped in every morning to Caravaggio to start our day with a…read morecappuccino and hot chocolate. The platform seating is perfect for sipping your drinks while watching the world pass you by. The service was efficient and prompt. We did order sandwiches once during our stay and while edible, it did taste a bit like cafeteria food. I would come here for your morning coffee or for drinks before dinner. But for the food? Not so much.

When checking out reviews, a bunch of people said to check out this restaurant and they were…read morecorrect - food was good and flavorful and service was great. There are a lot of veggie and non veggie options and we got the chicken sandwich as Mediterranean salad. The meal comes with complimentary bread. The bread was really good and tasted fresh, the salad was plentiful with a variety of lettuce, tomatoes, walnuts and mozzarella, and the chicken sandwich was also plentiful and tasty. We also tried dessert - a pastry and chocolate both of which were great. Overall great food and excellent service

Food was great. And price was reasonable. Highly recommend. My kids approved it :) !!! and is so…read morehard to please my kids.

It's a beautiful location. We came off season in January, it was one of the few places open for…read morelunch. The service was friendly and welcoming. The locals seem to enjoy having drinks and hanging out together. It's a nice friendly atmosphere. The food prices are on the higher/tourist side, the food overall good not great. Some dishes better than others. We did not have any drinks other than water.

Amazing all around, great food, coffee, and service. And a beautiful view of the ocean.read more

This is a cafeteria style restaurant. You stand in a line with a tray and point to what you want as…read moreyou walk down the line. Our Italian is not great and we stumbled our way through Italy but the people of Genoa are very kind to travelers and helped when they could. The staff at Breda Express were all so lovely. It's very much reminded me of a school cafeteria. The white protein was quite dry, desert was lack luster, but the pesto and fruit saving the day. It's 4 stars because the staff is just so friendly. They interacted with every customer, offered suggestions and even tried to warn us that the chicken was dry, but as stated above, our Italian is still a work in progress and it wasn't until after we big into the chicken we realized what they were trying to tell us, this made us giggle as it was one of the moments you learn a new word in another language fast. :) If we went babk I would order the pesto pasta, it's lovely, id also get the green beans and some fruit. Go somewhere else for desert. Sit and enjoy.