While walking around San remo, I came across this cafe hidden in between the buildings and alley…read more After walking for a few hours, it seemed like a perfect place to stop and unwind with a cup of coffee and dessert. I got a cafe latte along with their homemade tiramisu, a great combo to recharge and resume my walk. The tiramisu was a little different than what I'm used to but overall was perfect.

Probably one of the worst "restaurants" I have ever visited. They serve meals without heaving a…read morekitchen. All is heated up in the microwave and originates from freezer or can. Yek! My advise is: do NOT come here for a meal or a quick bite. Stick to an espresso and move on!

I stopped for an icecream treat along the way, tried their lemon sorbet and rum ice cream, both…read morewere extremely good! I would surely go their again on my next visit.

Wonderful little restaurant spot run by a lovely and warm family. Home made food, idyllic location…read moreand small artist shops surround it. Come here and you will never want to leave

Wonderful homemade desserts, great cappuccino, sunny courtyard, lovely proprietors . . . all in…read morelaid-back, funky Bussana Vecchia. What's not to love?

We passed and sat down for lunch. Ordered a Panini, Lasagne ala Bolognese and a Pizza. Both the…read morelasagne and the pizza came straight from a frozen box. We actually witnessed this as they were stored in the ice cream freezer next to our outdoor table. Tasted like what is was - pre- and factory made pizza and lasagne of the worst kind. The panini was more ok... don't eat here!

We enjoyed our food outside, but inside seating is available as well. It's a cute place with…read morereasonable pricing. We enjoyed a delicious cappuccino and coffee. We both ordered the spaghetti carbonara, which was pretty good.