Great stop for a quick snack for breakfast or lunch. Numerous fresh options! The owner is so kind…read moreand the service just right. Seating outside, just inside the door, and there is additional seating farther back from the entrance if a quiet corner is your thing. Worth a stop on your way to explore the city!

Extensive coffee, tea, and food menu, delicious food, excellent cappuccinos, great service, nice…read moredecor, indoor and outdoor seating.

My group stopped here first for our "Food Tour" . Great coffee . Great snacks . Didn't get to try…read moreother drinks or food. Terzi is surrounded by other businesses with the same menus . I bought a bag of ground coffee home , and I love the medium roast . If roasted in Italy , is it automatically " Italian Roast " ? I don't know , but these guys are great .

Got coffee in here, and it was alright, just normal. Nothing special nor anything bad about itread more

Got coffee in here, and it was alright, just normal. Nothing special nor anything bad about itread more

Al fresco lunch on a beautiful clear afternoon after a long morning of checking out the Bologna…read moresquare. I had a panini with prosciutto cheese and tomato and Joan had some different sandwich. A little stuffy on the server having to deal with tourists ordering things too early in the day. So no pasta for us! lol. Silly Italians. Topped everything off with Pistachio gelato's and all was well. No toilet. Or at least non that I found.

So I have pretty mixed feelings about this place…read more First, the good. The ambiance and atmosphere here is incredibly enjoyable. We stayed here and worked in the mornings for a week, and by my count there were 9 different languages being spoken at any given time during that span. It's both a very social place but also one where you can get a lot of work done. We saw a coder completely locked in and developing with a passion right next to two old friends chatting the day away. As for the coffee, their prices are very reasonable, their staff super friendly, and their food is really good. Something like burrata and tomato is a fantastic midday meal. Now, the not so good. What I found particularly un-stellar, if you will, was that both the power and the Internet would cut out intermittently. Their wireless provider WiMan seemed to have issues keeping me connected, and in 3 days we experienced 4 power outages (they didn't last very long, though). Also, they have a pretty large menu but often don't have the supply to match it. We tried several times for different biscottis or paninis, but they didn't have them available. For these reasons, that's why I'm giving it 3 stars instead of 5. Still, the ambiance is really fun and it's a great place to spend a few hours either to work and/or people watch. Just don't come if you're really Internet-dependent

Our first Friday night in Bologna we learned the hard way that reservations were necessary for the…read morelocal osterie. Faced with the prospect of no dinner, we were headed to a grocery store when we passed this wonderful little place. Having ordered an aperitivo, one is invited to enjoy a complimentary buffet of scrumptious vegetarian dishes that are more than sufficient to substitute for a light dinner. The waiters were young and friendly. One was delighted to try out his English with us or to speak Spanish if we preferred. They offered several wines by the glass, and the one that I tried was delightful. No question that we would return here.

Via Pescherie Vecchie is one of the most interesting little streets of Bologna. At the entrance…read morethere are a couple of cured meat & cheese shops (which double as bistrots) with mouth-watering displays of dozens of types of prosciutto and parmigiano reggiano. Following are the little fruit & vegetable shops, their fresh products exposing your eyes to a festival of colors. The first bistro on the street, Caffe del Mercato, is my favorite breakfast & aperitivo spot. After 6pm they offer a large open buffet with many different types of bruschettas, frittatas, pasta, meatballs (polpette) etc. Buffet + drink costs only 8 euros, and everything is delicious. Plus you cannot find this atmosphere anywhere else in the world. Not to forget that the service is always excellent--the waiters are super friendly, welcoming, and handsome too!

The food was great. The service was better! The waiter made it enjoyable with his singing as he…read morepours Sangria in our cups. There is American music that livens up the place must go!

Having lived in Bologna, I would say m that there are a bunch of other aperitif places that serve…read morehigh quality snacks and drinks so this wouldn't be my go to recommendations. However, I'd recommend this place for travelers as it does have a good variety and is definitely aesthetically pleasing!!

I couldn't walk past Gamberini without taking a look inside. The cakes and fruit tarts displayed in…read morethe window were gorgeous! Berries, nuts, seeds, cream beckon you to try them...having just eaten I managed to stave off the temptation by getting only a couple cookies. Only to realize I'm not really a fan of the texture of the traditional cookies, they taste kinda like shortbread (which aren't my fave) bit too sandy for my preference. The jelly was good, the taste of the pistachio in the pistachio cookie was kinda light compared to my expectation. If I'm in Bologna again I'd certainly stop by and try some other items. The staff was courteous and the other pastries, desserts and chocolates looked delicious. Seating consisted of several smaller tables on the right side of the shop, it was pretty full on a weekday afternoon, which tells me it's a popular spot.

Nice spot with a fantastic view over the square and church. Perfect place for an after work or…read morepre-dinner cocktail

Really?! A grade that low for this place (3.5 when I wrote it)?! Their brunch is one of the very…read morebest I ever had, the location is sublime and the staff is very kind and responsive. On top of that, the 15€ asked for the brunch is nothing and how can you, as in one of the French reviews complain that the place is too big? Really, for a brunch, you'll hardly find a better place.

Of all places in Italy, I find this little treasure box of chocolate. Made in house (you can see…read morethe kitchen from the shop). I good 8 pieces of filled chocolates (€10). Some had liquor in them ;) The few I've eaten so far are delicious. I would think the most famous cities in Italy would all have their own local chocolate shops, oh no! Not in Florence. Yes, in Bologna, a culinary capital in Italy. I'm tempted to return to Bologna even as I venture on to other Italian towns and cities. Just for more delicious Roccati chocolates!

There is no better chocolate in Bologna. Beautiful shop with gorgeous display and even better…read moretasting treats. Don't miss this shop!