Best coffee ("big cappuccino") I have had in Italy so far. It was smooth…read more Service was quick and prices were reasonable. Ambiance is in a calmer part of Verona. My child also loved the club sandwich.

Solid spot for a quick bite in Verona. Very nice salads and pizza. Excellent service as wellread more

Considered a favorite by locals, the owner with the name of the caffe still works there. A…read moredelicious selection of high quality pastries and coffees are available for a sit down cafe environment or a quick on the go experience before work or a train to another city

Great neighborhood spot! We love popping in for a cappuccino and brioche, and almost always grab a…read morefew prices of bread to take home. Their ciabatta and focaccia are great. I also love their taralli. The ladies working behind the counter in the morning are kind and paitent with my awful Italian. They have limited seating inside (just 2 or three tables) and more tables outside when the weather is nice. We've also been known to take our sweets to the park across the street to eat on a bench.

Nothing makes for a better morning than a sweet pastry and a creamy cappuccino. Lucky for us,…read morePasticceria Tombolan is around the corner from our house with just that! Peruse their case and pick out the tastiest looking brioche. I recommend the frutti di bosco (berry) but you really can't go wrong with anything and then head to the coffee counter to order your drink. I say go cappuccino all the way, but you could do a macchiato, espresso, cafe americano (a cup of espresso and a cup of hot water, cracks me up every time)... Pick your poison! Then, head to a table and someone will bring your drinks to you when they're ready. Tombolan has a few tables inside and out. They also have lots of other, non-breakfast goodies like cakes, macaroons, etc. that are fun to take away. I like to buy a dozen when guests are in town, for special occasions, to take to work... Let's be honest, really I just like to buy a dozen, no excuse needed!

Tombolan! Ok, I have to admit, this place is about 100 feet from our house so I am a little…read morepartial to them. Excellent bilingual staff, always happy to help. The Italian grandmother they have making their cappuccinos may be the finest part about this place. She makes them better than anywhere else I have had to this point, and that is 6 months of Italian cappuccinos for comparison. Their pastry offerings are also very good and normally have a wide variety to offer as well. All in all, this neighborhood pasticceria is a notch above most you will come across in this region. They will bring a smile to your face, oh yeah and the cappuccinos are only 1 euro 20 cents!

I love this coffee shop near to where we were staying. Every morning I had my cappuccino and almond…read morecroissant. It was perfect. The shop is small but you always find a table to start your day off perfectly. The staff is very patient with our limited Italian. They also have bite sized desserts of all kind and plenty of cookies and candy. The decor is really cute and inviting.

Fire. Fire. Fiiiire. 10/5 stars…read more Crunchy burrito? Fire. Breakfast burrito? Fire. Hot burger? Fire. Tiramisu French toast? Fire. Brunch Republic Spritz? Fire. Have I been here three times in four days? Yes. Yes I have.

Although not tablecloth and linen, Brunch Republic earns the stars. Great breakfast options such…read moreas classic English Breakfast, waffles, pancakes, smoothies, and other sweets. Offer sandwiches as well. Service is great. A small and busy place recently introduced to the scene and they squeezed 4 of us in without reservations. (Well the reservation didn't take in their system but we had a confirmation). So rather than simply saying cannot accommodate, they made the experience. Very nice bar area and seating downstairs, upstairs, and outside. Definitely recommend.

I went to this cafe to get something quick to eat. I ordered pasta, some chai tea, and muffin. They…read moreunfortunately ran out of the pasta and they also ran out of rice milk for chai tea so I had to use soy milk. I ended up leaving bc I still needed to eat real food and got my stuff to go. I accidently began to walk out without paying and the guy at the counter was really nice about it, I apologized and he said it was ok. I then went to pay but they didnt accept card so he just let me have the muffin and tea on the house! It was nice of him because he didn't really have to. I would go back because the customer service was so great

My daughter and I decided to head into Vicenza Centro for a mommy/daughter day. Gelato is…read moreeverywhere and we already have some favorites, but in the name of fairness we feel the need to try as many as possible. This way we have a true opinion on gelato in Vicenza. :) This little shop has plenty of outdoor seating and by the looks of what the customers were ordering they have great capaccino as well. There is plenty of foot traffic between the shop and the tables. Also, one of my favorite aspects of this shop is that the tables and chairs are in the street. Cars are only permitted if they have a pass and this section is foot and bike traffic for the most part. The decor inside is fun and refreshing. There's a large wall with a black and white photo of a couple sipping drinks together, some uniquely desinged bum chairs, and some more whimsical art on the walls. Now to the best part.... THE GELATO!!! It was fabulous! I loved my creme caramel and my daughter thought her fragola was great. I will say that she still prefers Pretto's fragola, but loved this one too. The location is worth the experience and the gelato is delicious. If you like people watching this is the spot for you! Another one of my favorite things about Vicenza is that no one is in a hurry to get you out of your seat. So, you can sit back and relax and just take in the view.

I had an awesome experience going to the PASTICCERIA FLEGO VERONA which is a family pastry shop in…read moreVerona, Italy and I will definitely will go back there again. Their selection is amazing and you can taste a very good coffee there as well. Their customer service is wonderful and she called a taxi driver to come and take me to the train station. My cousin who is living there about 40 years told me that a mom and her two sons run this business since the husband/father passed a while ago. Ambiance was so great and welcoming. Two thumbs up for PASTICCERIA FLEGO VERONA

I think maybe we went at the wrong time. Or ordered the wrong thing. Or maybe didn't order enough…read morethings. The staff was friendly enough, and the space was big and bright and heavily decorated. But I wasn't as impressed by the drinks as I'd wanted to be. And also, on that morning, I had been craving a pistachio cornetto. It seemed they weren't not as popular in Verona as they are in Florence, so after a ton of Googling and searching through TripAdvisor and Yelp, I led my husband here. Of course, by the time we arrived, they had sold out of the pistachio cornetto. I was disappointed, but didn't want to waste an opportunity to try something of theirs, so we opted for a sit-down service and ordered a couple of coffees. I got the Viennese coffee and my husband got a regular caffe. I was going to order a pastry but figured there'd be enough sweet and sugar in my coffee that I didn't need to add a baked good on top of it. The Viennese coffee was good - I liked the hot/cold combo from the coffee and the whipped cream. It wasn't the best whipped cream I've ever had - once I got towards the bottom of the cup it had more congealed than melted into the hot liquid, but what I had before I got to that point was decent. My husband said his coffee was also good, but nothing special (this after we'd just come from what we thought was the best coffee shop in Verona, so I can't really blame him in his assessment.)