From the owner: Nasce dalla grande passione di Bernardo Trotta per la pasticceria, la cucina e tutto quello che…read moreriguarda questo mondo. Una scommessa nata sette anni fa in un punto di passaggio che con il tempo molti hanno imparato a conoscere e ad apprezzare. In questi anni il nostro obbiettivo è stato quello di migliorare ogni giorno i nostri prodotti e il nostro servizio. Vogliamo essere i precursori di una pasticceria innovativa che possa contraddistinguersi sempre e che sappia dare ai nostri clienti consigli e idee per le loro ricorrenze importanti. BARNI'S è: Produzione di pasticceria fresca Produzione pasticceria mignon Prodotti da forno Biscotteria Muffins e cup cake Macarones e cioccolatini Torte di ogni genere (da forno, fresce, ecc...) Pane e salati Salati mignon Brunch e aperitivo Semifreddi e dessert Organizzazione eventi Specializzati in cake design e torte monumentali

The bread here is outstanding. We got 3 varieties and each was gloriously fresh, with a thick and…read morecrispy crust with a light, fluffy inside. They also have a really good panforte. I hate fruitcake but this stuff was stellar, boldly spicy, perfectly sweet, and packed with just the right amount of pistachios, almonds and fruit. Oh yeah, they have amazing cheese and onion foccacia. This place would be a 30 on Zagat if they were in NYC, though it would surely be ruined by commercialization and Americanization within a year. I'm glad they're stuck in Greve!

Extraordinary effort here by everyone from baker to server. Returned several times over two weeks…read moreand recommend it to others who love Tuscany and great stops for a treat or supplies for home cooked meals. Cannot say enough how excellent it is.

Wow, I was looking on Yelp for a bakery and the directions took me to a place that it was not…read morethere. So I figured I don't think it closed, but I just couldn't find it and I was walking. I looked at the left and on the corner was this amazing little bakery that had all these fresh pastries? I had to try one I saw a couple people getting it. It was a cake that said melon cake. It looked like it had apple slices and was freshly baked. Some of the things are for the price itself and some of them they weigh items when they cut it. The cake was phenomenal. I am so glad I found this Bakery.

A small and traditional bakery for takeout goodies. Everything looked very good, it's hard to…read moredecide. We quickly grabbed a pastry to go and it's very nice and buttery. Would be curious to get more to try next time!

Walk past any bakery in Lucca and youre bound to see foccacia in their shop, but this is the place…read moreto go for the straight up, no toppings needed foccacia. My family picked up a fair amount of plain foccacia to make our own antipasti and foccacia+moz+pesto for appertivos at our airbnb... but it was so good for nibbles, only one small piece lasted until antipasti time. The dolce foccacia also caught my eye and man oh man do I wish I got more/could find something so simple yet indulgent close to home. Guess I need to re-visit Lucca sooner rather than later. Also helped that the people working behind the counter were helpful and friendly.

(4/4/2014) Great little place for a good, quick, portable snack to go while traipsing around the…read moretiny alley streets of medieval Lucca. Got a 4" x 6" inch (sorry, American, I have poor metric skills) square of Olive Focaccia. It was very chewy, sparkling with coarse sea salt, glowing with baked in olive oil; was 1,15 euro, seemed worth it to me. This place is just off Piazza San Michele, essentially the town center. Spot is quaint, staff are friendly and thankfully not condescending to tourists. Prices seemed reasonable.

couldn't have asked for a better pastry shop. Great selection of morning pastries but it's the…read moredesserts that are to die for. All pastries are so fresh and they will pack them with paper and ribbon for to go. I loved their rum brioche, and every chocolate or cream filled pastries for breakfast and desserts. It's busy all day long and if you can get a table across the street, it's your lucky day

This little bakery in the heart of Lucca was very busy and popular with locals. We stopped by in…read moresearch of a quick breakfast and were almost overwhelmed by all the choices. We chose a mini lemon fruit tart, croissant, palmier, and some kind of cream-filled choux. The croissant was our favorite with perfect buttery layers. Nothing else stood out in particular, but everything was fresh and well-made. Prices were reasonable. There's no seating in the bakery, which is to be expected in Italy, but there is outdoor seating a short walk across the street. On a nice day, it's really quite lovely sitting outside and people-watching while you enjoy your pastries.

Love my fresh honey croissant, and cookies, the cappuccino just as delicious! Holiday in Florence…read morecan't go wrong.

Good service, food was good, place was attractive inside. Got two coffees and pastries to take away.read more

Cute little pastry shop on Via Roma. Everything is made in house. What I liked most about Pan di…read moreZucchero is that their offerings are unlike most of the other bakeries we found in the area. Here, pastries seem to be more unique and whimsical rather than traditional, for example the tiny pistachio creme tarts, sushi-style pastries, and wildly frosted and super rich chocolate cake. The owner, Giulia, is super friendly and speaks top notch English. She even recommended a cool street food fair for us. Big plus!

This was recommended on Lonely Planet. I walked in trying to discover what "Sienese sweets" were,…read moreand I immediately smelled something reallyyyy good. I told the nice lady I wanted whatever I was smelling, and she pointed to the sugar-covered panettone. I was able to get a quarter of it instead of the whole thing. The price is weighed by kg, so my quarter was about €4.50 more or less. Easter was coming up, so she was also selling colomba pasquale. She also had panforte, freshly baked ricciarelli, packaged pastas, pasta seasonings, and other oils. I tried to pay with credit card here, but she insisted on cash. My total was under €15.

When I spotted this little place back on a side street in Siena I could not pass it up. When I…read morewalked in the owner greeted me with a smile and Bonjourno. The aromas said "buy me". The cases were filled with lots of cookies, pastries and fresh baked breads. I ordered some of booth. Do not pass this place up when you visit here.

Best bakery sandwich Forno in Florence hand down. Absolutely delicious. We stood by twice in our…read morethree days. Ordered the fox with eggplant twice and a bunch of small little savory nibbles. All of the food is take away which was no problem. The women working at Becagli on both days were as patient as can be and spoke excellent English. Everything in the shop looked wonderful and they always had a line out the door for a reason. Prices are extremely reasonable. Highly recommend. And will definitely return on our next trip to Florence.

We found this cute little bakery walking distance from the Westin Excelsior Hotel. They have big…read moreassortment of baked goods. We stopped by there almost daily during our stay to get some cookies for our snack. Cookies are by weight. We only tried the ones without chocolate (they don't melt in our bag) and all were delicious. My favorite item was the crostata. They are on the bottom shelf. Flavors are cherry, blueberry and apricot. They have a nutty crust with sweet jam. So good!