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    Tuscany Cafe

    4.5 (99 reviews)
    Open 7:45 am - 3:30 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Intimate
    Dogs allowed

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    Emily S.

    Okay YUM! This place is so tiny and cute, but the lattes pack a real punch (flavor and caffeine-wise). I've walked by this place many times and I'm so glad I finally tried it. I will absolutely be back!

    Harry P.

    Cute little coffee shop, really meant to be a to go spot , but there are a few seats. Small operation, so be patient, but the coffee and breakfast sandwich are really good. I got a baklava latte and a breakfast croissant with egg and cheese. The coffee was nutty, smooth, with just a hint of sweetness. The croissant was fresh and flaky and the eggs were fluffy.

    K N.

    Drinks were perfectly prepared & servers kind. Enjoyed our breakfast sandwiches in Rittenhouse square

    Parisa H.

    Really cute area! I've walked by so many times and had a moment to grab breakfast there! The store itself is super small so definitely a grab and go vibe. The coffee was super good! The food portions are pretty small but the ingredients were fresh. I post ~$40 for 2 drinks and sandwiches- which I will say are a bit pricey for the size but it was good!

    Kevin D.

    A solid cafe, tiny but good coffee This is a quick review, because this is a quick spot. There's enough room for 4-6 people at most. The menu is standard for a coffee place, and the service is speedy. The coffee was good, was balanced, not too sweet and not too bitter. It's a good spot to drop by and pick up a cup of coffee. It's good if your around the area

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    Chris L.

    Came here for breakfast on a Sunday. Small inside with not much seating but there are a few tables outside if it is nice. Very good interesting coffees, bake goods and savory breakfast options.

    Extremely watered down latte
    Komal R.

    Unfortunately not a good experience for me. Would like to preface my review by saying that the server and barista were nice. Their lattes on the other hand were really bad. Very watered down. They put very little milk, it was like drinking iced black coffee. Got the rose vanilla and pistachio baklava lattes and could barely taste the flavors. Didn't finish mine. Plain butter croissant and avocado toast were good.

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    M C.

    Excellent food and service. Great place to eat at for matinees. Cosy space but few chairs so make sure you come early.

    Michael F.

    We stopped in for brunch after a weekend run workout. I was initially shocked at how small it was as I thought it was more of a sit down place. While they do have limited (like 4 or 5) seating, it primarily is a take out place. Do NOT hold that against them as both takeout and dine in food is A-Maz-ing! I went with the Caprese Avocado Toast and a large tea. Very fresh ingredients. Clearly patiently assembled. Most importantly, tasty! The chai tea had a hint of cinnamon and was served in a nice big cup at just right temperature. They do not really have "table service", again think limited seating. However, the staff behind the counter are patient, friendly, and polite. After enjoying my meal, I got something extra to-go! As such, I clearly recommend you stop by. I know I'll be back again soon.

    Aaron A.

    A small quaint café designed for grab and go patrons with limited seating (like 3). Their offering includes the standard caffeinated beverages and a host of breakfast sandwiches and pastries. Sesame bagel with scrambled eggs - Pretty standard. Lots of eggs, would recommend if you hungry. Latte - was more on the liquidy side with a rich coffee flavour, was pretty good. Bonus came in a cute dove cup!

    Adriana M.

    (Reposting bc I'm not sure it went through) I found this place during a quick weekend trip. From the specialty menu, I got the Eggplant Panini with chicken added on. I also had the house blend chai latte. The workers were also very friendly. The interior was very cozy with very limited seating. I would recommend this place to anyone visiting. I wish I could take this spot home with me, so I could have more eggplant paninis They also sell these cute Turkish mugs

    Pastries on counter, specials menu, and regular menu
    Noelle W.

    It's a cute small spot, with a little bistro table outside and a few bad seats inside. I was excited to try the breakfast sandwich with egg and cheese on a croissant and it was excellent!! I also got a special from their coffee menu - rose and vanilla latte, and it was also delicious. The 2 employees who were working at the time were really nice and the music and ambiance inside was peaceful. I'll definitely be back!

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    Jéssica D.

    Food is great and prices are super reasonable. Staff is very friendly but they are definitely overworked having to do so much in such a small space with few people. Outside seating actually felt pretty nice, and I was glad I was able to take my dog.

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    very cute (but small) cafe with delish drinks and super yummy pastries, staff was VERY kind!

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    Service was fine, but the food is way overpriced and pretty tasteless. $20 for a coffee and a bland panini.

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    Small place limited seating. Good breakfast sandwiches. Good coffee. Friendly service. I'd go back.

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