Great stop for a quick snack for breakfast or lunch. Numerous fresh options! The owner is so kind…read moreand the service just right. Seating outside, just inside the door, and there is additional seating farther back from the entrance if a quiet corner is your thing. Worth a stop on your way to explore the city!

Extensive coffee, tea, and food menu, delicious food, excellent cappuccinos, great service, nice…read moredecor, indoor and outdoor seating.

My group stopped here first for our "Food Tour" . Great coffee . Great snacks . Didn't get to try…read moreother drinks or food. Terzi is surrounded by other businesses with the same menus . I bought a bag of ground coffee home , and I love the medium roast . If roasted in Italy , is it automatically " Italian Roast " ? I don't know , but these guys are great .

Got coffee in here, and it was alright, just normal. Nothing special nor anything bad about itread more

We stopped in for a quick breakfast and decided to sit outside instead of standing at the counter…read more If you sit outside a server will come and take your order. The cornettos and coffee were delicious. On the weekends the road is closed to vehicles and the tables are moved into the street which gives you great views of the historic surroundings.

Antico Caffee Scaletto served the best espresso this coffee snob had while visiting Bologna, Italy…read more It's far from the best coffee in all of Italy, but it's a quality pull of traditional espresso. I figured this place would be pretty legit based on the how crowded it was inside in the early afternoon. Locals were packed inside, but we managed to slip into a standing spot at the bar. Ordered two macchiatos (espresso with a dollop of cream) from the no-nonsense barista. I was surprised at the beautiful coffees we were served. Great care went into making these, and you could taste the expertise. Lots of tasty looking pastries were offered as well, but we didn't order any. This is a great place to stop for an afternoon espresso.

Via Pescherie Vecchie is one of the most interesting little streets of Bologna. At the entrance…read morethere are a couple of cured meat & cheese shops (which double as bistrots) with mouth-watering displays of dozens of types of prosciutto and parmigiano reggiano. Following are the little fruit & vegetable shops, their fresh products exposing your eyes to a festival of colors. The first bistro on the street, Caffe del Mercato, is my favorite breakfast & aperitivo spot. After 6pm they offer a large open buffet with many different types of bruschettas, frittatas, pasta, meatballs (polpette) etc. Buffet + drink costs only 8 euros, and everything is delicious. Plus you cannot find this atmosphere anywhere else in the world. Not to forget that the service is always excellent--the waiters are super friendly, welcoming, and handsome too!

The food was great. The service was better! The waiter made it enjoyable with his singing as he…read morepours Sangria in our cups. There is American music that livens up the place must go!

Sweet little nook of a bar that has a great selection of Amaro.. outdoor seating, friendly &…read morehelpful staff.. glad that we read about Caffe Rubik in an article and it turns out that we had passed by many times. We enjoyed 2 local Amaro.. Blu & 7.5.. both interesting and unique. Unsure about the reviews regarding g unfriendly staff because the guys were lovely & helpful. Olives & corn nuts w/drinks.

We loved this bar, café. Had coffee and pastry here for 4…read moremornings. Very friendly service. Good coffee and sugar pills. Busy all day long. €3.90 for 2 coffees and 1 pastry.

best coffee in italy by a mile. alessandro won italy brewers cup twice and third in worlds…read more the ethiopian v60 had such a perfect light mouthfeel. 95 celcius 4 pours to 300 the zabaione was fun at first but was sickeningly sweet after

Pretty nice cafe with lots of coffee options. Enjoyed the crepe we got as well and was a good…read moremorning pick me up.