Food was delicious. The queue was long, but went by quick was a little bit confusing if you don't…read morespeak Italian. The ambience made me feel like a local with everyone getting lunch and car going by and people yelling Italian.

We did a walking tour in the historical city of Bari and stopped for a snack …read more This is the oldest cafe I. The city and te commended by our guide. It is famous and line when you order. Great stopover for forseca/pizza

This is an extremely cute cafe to have coffee and dessert! They have indoor and outdoor seating…read moreavailable. We sat inside because it was warm in Bari when we visited. I ordered a cappuccino with a hazelnut macaron and they were both delicious! The staff was friendly. A nice cafe to check out when in Bari.

We stopped at Jerome for a quick snack and coffee while shopping in Bari. We were attracted to it…read moreby the large window filled with bright yellow lemon plants, and the counter willed with pastries and French macaroons. The atmosphere is charming, bright and quaint. We had the Cesar salad with chicken which was ok but not great. The cappuccino was good. Overall it's a nice place to meet a friend or grab a coffee and light bite in the center of Bari.

This bakery has a couple of stores throughout the town. This one was large and they also served…read moreother food items, not just bread, as well as drinks (they have table service). The Altamura bread is so good and the focaccia we ordered was so crunchy topped by delicious sweet tomatoes.

We came to this cafe for one reason only, the tette della monaca, the famous cream filed pastries…read morethat are particular to this region. The dough is light, soft and fluffy and the cream is very delicate, not overly sweet. We initially only got two, the traditional and almond flavors but had to go back for the dark chocolate (chocolate fondente) which was absolutely delicious.

Servers were delightful. Coffee delicioso. Variety of pastries, pistachio ones and little mini…read morepastries. Like a 2 bite scene. Had a quick espresso, stood at the counter of course. Could not believe it was only 1.30 euro, since I was just in Florence at 5-6 euro. I'm in love w this small towns.

Nice cafe in a less touristy part of town next to Parco 2 Giugno. They were open at 4pm, although…read moreit was too late for their savory lunch menu except for some prepared snacks and sandwiches. Really impressed by their pastries, gelato, and drinks though and it was a really nice place to spend an hour before heading to the historic center of Bari. They seemed to be doing steady business among the locals, and most of the staff spoke good English.

What a nice surprise to find a Martinucci here at Arbellobelo, once your wandering the picturesque…read morestreets to find this pastry delight nestled in a corner was so welcome. The staff was pleasant and patient, not easy when dealing with hungry patrons in a fairly narrow corridor, and while the terrace was nice, it was a little too warm to eat in. The cakes and gelato of course were delicious.

I had my first pasticcio in Italy thanks to this nice cafe in the Trulli area. We had a hazelnut…read morecream one which was oozing delicious. We sat on the terrace overlooking the garden to enjoy our pasticcio, and enjoyed a tasty break in the midst of our touring.

I was strongly recommended to visit this gelato place "for the best ice cream in town" by multiple…read morelocals, and I finally came here on the last day of my trip. I can say right away - I wish I had come earlier, because my experience was fantastic! I first visited the place right after lunch to grab a dessert. The gelateria is small inside but has an outdoor seating area with tables. There was already a pretty big line, including people waiting outside, and it took me about 10 minutes to reach the cashier. I learned that for take-away you first place your order and pay at the cashier, then move forward and collect your dessert with the receipt from another worker. For dining in (outdoor seating), you can just grab any free table, and a waiter comes to you to take your order. I chose to sit outside and enjoy my time. All the staff at the gelateria seemed nice and friendly; some spoke good English (like the cashier and the waiter who took my order), but others did not understand English at all (for example, the person who served my take-away order later that night). In addition to a good selection of gelato flavors, the gelateria also offers pastries, freshly made waffles, cookies, and other sweet treats. There is also a good selection of drinks available - different types of coffee, tea, milkshakes, as well as juices and soda. For lunch, I decided to try two things - pistachio gelato and an Italian peach pastry (I believe they call it 'pesca dolce'), which is a granita-style dessert with a creamy custard filling shaped like a peach. Both desserts were fantastic! The pistachio gelato was absolutely perfect - with a creamy, super soft texture, and a very realistic flavor, like I was eating real pistachios. I can say it was one of the best gelatos I've ever had! The peach pastry also tasted wonderful and very flavorful - the custard cream filling was very nice and soft, and the whole pastry was moist. I loved it a lot! Of course, after this experience I couldn't resist coming back later that night after dinner. There was a line again, and I had to wait about 6 minutes to reach the cashier. I was already full, so I ordered just a medium cup of gelato and chose the cremolata di mandorla flavor - a typical almond flavor from Sicily. It was incredibly flavorful and delicious! I probably liked it even more than the pistachio one - a very hard choice between the two! Price-wise, this gelateria is very reasonable. I paid only €3.50 for a medium cup of gelato. For lunch, my total bill was €11, including €6.50 for a large pistachio gelato, €3 for the peach pastry, and an additional €1.50 service charge. Honestly, these are great prices for ice cream and desserts, especially compared to my hometown, Miami, where I live, where each item would cost about 3 times more. The business accepts all major credit cards and Apple Pay. I highly recommend visiting this gelateria if you're in Bari - it really should be part of your experience. Italians love freshly made gelato, and it's a pleasure to see how much people enjoy it here. For me, this is now my go-to place every time I return to Bari.

Open since 1880 I guess that's all you need to know. The flavor is simple and fresh and how it was…read morein 1880. The same formula. The almond and the hazelnut was amazing. All for under $10 euro per person.

Our favorite pastry shop in Adelfia! My husbands mom used to go there as a child. This is a…read morelongtime family business that has passed on their traditions to their children for generations. Eclairs, chocolate and cream brioche, italian cookies are some of our favorites. You can't go wrong with any of the pastries, they're all extra sweet and extra delicious.