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.

Cane on a busy saturday night but the store was empty. The girl working was kind and even gave us…read morefood place recommendations! pistachio & chocolate was great

From the owner: Dalla super-premiata Pasticceria del Carcere di Padova i gelati a chilometri zero con le materie…read moreprime del territorio padovano

Soooo tasty. Always had a great experience sampling flavors before making our selection. The…read moreservice has been wonderful all three times we've gone. The gift baskets set up for Christmas make for such a cute atmosphere. It's very inviting whether you want to sit inside or outside. Even outside there's heaters so in the cold it's still enjoyable!

I order Macarons from here and they were delicious!! I could eat those things all doesn't even…read morematter which flavor. I need to order a box next time!

I'm not surprised that the lines for this gelateria extend out the building and to the curb; part…read moreof it is that there's not much room to form a designated line inside, and most of it is that the gelato here is exceptional! My favorite are the amarena (dark cherry) and the pistacchio, but there are plenty of options to choose from including frappes. There's a fair amount of seating on the inside, including a kid's table at the back that most people miss. I highly recommend coming to La Romana on a hot summer day to cool off.

There was a line going out the door of this gelateria. Lines seems to be a rarity in Italy, so when…read moreI see one, I get in it. It wasn't a long wait, but there definitely was a line. It took us about 5-10 minutes to be serviced. I totally see why though. The service was superb! It's like she didn't even know there was a line and treated us like we were the only one present. The flavors were in Italian, so we needed some help understanding what we were ordering. Our gelaterista was so patient with us. She spoke English but wasn't entirely fluent, but definitely tried her hardest to help us. She even offered us a sample of one flavor after we had already paid because she could tell we wanted to know about the Mint flavor. I ended up with Lemon (my favorite flavor anywhere) and Apricot. MAMMA MIA! The apricot! There were the tiniest bits of it in every bite! My favorite gelateria by far!

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!

A trendy gelato spot amongst tourists. They got all the classics flavors as well as more modern…read moreones. We went with the Stracietella and Pistachio in an edible cup and did enjoy them. They weren't bad by any means but I'd say there are better spots in the city. Their thin cookie was good though.

good tiramisu, the cake was soggier than i wanted though. pistachio was good too. tiramisuread more

I saw a YouTube video about I Tre Mercanti being the best tiramisu in Italy, so obviously I had to…read moresee what the hype was about. I found that I Tre Mercanti sold more than just tiramisu. They also sold cannoli and macarons, coffees, and jarred food items. We started our wait at the bridge, which didn't look too long from there. Once we reached the door, I saw that the queue continued to snake inside. I waited an hour to finally order. They make tiramisu freshly daily, including different flavors. I felt compelled to try all 3 that they had in stock at the moment. I noticed that the flavors did switch up while I was there as employees appeared to be making new batches with a pistachio colored cream. I tried the classic tradition, amaretto & almond milk, and hazelnut. Call me crazy but the the traditional one was my least favorite of the 3. Sure, it was a tasty tiramisu, but this is the best in all of Venice? The other 2, however, exceeded my expectations. The hazelnut tasted like a Ferrero Rocher, and the amaretto & almond milk was my favorite since I'm a huge fan of marzipan type of flavors.

Large Cafe for the area. They are more than just a great coffee stop. They have all kinds of…read morebreakfast pastries as well as sandwiches and a daily menu of a few anti-pasta items. The store is modern and has great outdoor seating. In the Spring, Summer, and Fall they serve delicious gelato. It has front of store parking and great outdoor seating.

I stopped here this morning with a friend and got a cappucino. I feel I havent tried enough to…read moretruly rate this place but I had the best cappucino Ive ever had in my life. This little place had amazing pastries on display and the service was very fast. I will have to come by again to try more of their products but I couldnt be happier with what I got today! Ill definitely be back with pictures and an updated review. :) 2015, Oct 24: Came back again, with my husband this time! He enjoyed it as well! We got cappucinos and cream brioches.

Probably the best gelato I have tried in Italy. They have great flavors that change daily. The…read moreflavor is rich and lingers in your mouth. Love the fact this it is so bright, white and spotless. The staff is super kind, friendly and helpful. I have to recommend the dark chocolate flavor for the chocolate lovers. It is heavenly!!! Loved their coffee flavor with the small chocolate chips inside. Do get their freshly whipped whip cream on top. They also make crepes and they smelled so inviting. Unfortunately didn't get a chance to try them on this trip. Visited them twice on one week and they are amazing!!! Until next trip. Arivedercci!!

Amazing ice creams, great location, great staff... the crepes looks good, but I didn't tried... the…read morechocolate Ice cream is great. Is one of the best chocolate ice cream ever. Also I tried the chocolata calda, is Amazing but not the greatest.

I had an awesome experience going to the PASTICCERIA FLEGO VERONA which is a family pastry shop in…read moreVerona, Italy and I will definitely will go back there again. Their selection is amazing and you can taste a very good coffee there as well. Their customer service is wonderful and she called a taxi driver to come and take me to the train station. My cousin who is living there about 40 years told me that a mom and her two sons run this business since the husband/father passed a while ago. Ambiance was so great and welcoming. Two thumbs up for PASTICCERIA FLEGO VERONA

I think maybe we went at the wrong time. Or ordered the wrong thing. Or maybe didn't order enough…read morethings. The staff was friendly enough, and the space was big and bright and heavily decorated. But I wasn't as impressed by the drinks as I'd wanted to be. And also, on that morning, I had been craving a pistachio cornetto. It seemed they weren't not as popular in Verona as they are in Florence, so after a ton of Googling and searching through TripAdvisor and Yelp, I led my husband here. Of course, by the time we arrived, they had sold out of the pistachio cornetto. I was disappointed, but didn't want to waste an opportunity to try something of theirs, so we opted for a sit-down service and ordered a couple of coffees. I got the Viennese coffee and my husband got a regular caffe. I was going to order a pastry but figured there'd be enough sweet and sugar in my coffee that I didn't need to add a baked good on top of it. The Viennese coffee was good - I liked the hot/cold combo from the coffee and the whipped cream. It wasn't the best whipped cream I've ever had - once I got towards the bottom of the cup it had more congealed than melted into the hot liquid, but what I had before I got to that point was decent. My husband said his coffee was also good, but nothing special (this after we'd just come from what we thought was the best coffee shop in Verona, so I can't really blame him in his assessment.)

Great neighborhood spot! We love popping in for a cappuccino and brioche, and almost always grab a…read morefew prices of bread to take home. Their ciabatta and focaccia are great. I also love their taralli. The ladies working behind the counter in the morning are kind and paitent with my awful Italian. They have limited seating inside (just 2 or three tables) and more tables outside when the weather is nice. We've also been known to take our sweets to the park across the street to eat on a bench.