The cappuccinos were perfection The pistachio creme filled coroneta was so delicious!! It was pure…read moreheaven. I wish I could have it every day. No question the best coroneta I had in Italy. The Roxy was really cute on the inside and the service was fantastico!

When I lived in Italy (2009-2013), I stopped at Roxy Bar for a cappuccino and brioche almost every…read moremorning. That might explain the 25-pounds I gained while living in Italy but that's a whole other story... The cappuccinos are out of this world. Strong and smooth all at the same time, creamy with the perfect amount of foam. Exactly what you need to wake up in the morning. Their pastries, all made in house, are equally delightful. I usually just grabbed a single brioche to accompany my coffee but occasionally sprung for a dozen to take into work. I bought my mom a birthday cake at Roxy Bar once, too. It was all SO good! Staff are incredibly warm and friendly. They were always happy to see me and put up with my awful Italian for 4 solid years. If you find yourself anywhere close to Ponsacco (about an hour from Florence, 30 minutes from Pisa), be sure to make a visit to Roxy Bar! I promise it will be a highlight of your trip. I'm going back to Italy for a visit in August and Roxy Bar will be my first stop!

Nice cafe in center. Moderen in the inside. Got busy after we sat…read more Had 2 cappuccino, pistachio croissant, and a sweat croissant. Good quality!

Great food, great service and great atmosphere! Enjoyed a morning cappuccino and pastry outside in…read morethe sun. Reasonably priced and quick.

Ordered an espresso macchiato, Parma ham and goat cheese on a hearty focaccia, and a pistachio…read morefilled pastry. All excellent. The pasty and sandwich were a good balance of sweet vs salty and savory. Free wifi, cute interior with tables big enough for one full size laptop. Would definitely return and try some of the other paas

Great prices, free wifi, outdoor seating and the food is excellent but the service is 1st class!!!…read moreFriendly and courteous, even for a non speaking Italian tourist like me. God bless the mom and pop businesses still around.

Had a gelato almost every single day I was in Italy and this was one of the top ones! Dark…read morechocolate sorbet is my go to flavor and it did not disappoint here. The nota nera (dark chocolate cream with raspberry sorbet) was also delicious, as was the yogurt with berries flavor. Small shop with no seating inside and is located on a busier street, so we took our gelato to a nearby piazza to enjoy it there. Server allowed us to sample a flavor or two before ordering which is always appreciated!

The best gelato! So many flavors to choose from with helpful staff! I was worried we might not get…read morein before close, but the line moved quickly & the wait was well worth it.

Amazingly beautiful bakery along the pedestrian access in Padova. A delicious assortment of…read morecookies, pastries, breads, and savory snacks. I sampled several cookies, a chocolate tart, and an arancini. Friendly service and tasty, tasty treats.

Handmade chocolates...pure heaven! We were walking by during the Christmas season and needed a few…read moregifts. Tried a sample and was completely blown away. Got a few of the milk chocolates with fresh hazelnuts (Tavoletta Latte 35% con nocciole). Absolutely delicious. Creamy chocolate with pure hazelnuts (no added sugar on those). Simplicity at its finest. Highly recommended!

This place is a hidden gem. Having been obsessed with coffee since I was a child I will personally…read moreclaim it as Bologna's BEST espressos!! Quality coffee and pastries. Some of the best I've ever had. Forget Blue Bottle or Intelligentsia for all the Americans traveling. This is the real deal. And as good as it gets. Period. Point blank. When it comes to quality of product -- this place is absolutely sensational.

When we were in Italy last year we stopped in for lunch and were overwhelmed by the options at this…read moreall-vegan cafe! There's a small dining area upstairs, and they have an extra space in the basement, which is where we ate. The basement smells a little musty (like a basement) but once you're digging into your food you don't even notice. They had a lunch buffet and you paid by weight. Lots of options the day we visited: grilled veggies, rice, two kind of lentils, pasta w/eggplant & sauce, salad, focaccia, etc. There were a few things I didn't care for, but I ate almost everything on my plate because I was so hungry. Some of us even took some dessert to go. I got a slice of carrot almond cake (very dry) and a truffle (ok). I know others really loved their desserts but I thought they were a little lackluster.