We didn't find many recommendations for coffee in Pisa. This one is on the way to/from the rail…read morestation and does a good cappuccino for not much money. Also had a great selection of cakes and pastries and some complimentary chocolate on the counter - a good place to stop! Also worth mentioning that you can drink in - there are tables and a 'perch' bar to choose from.

Excellent service and prices! I came here with my grandparents and we were looking for a place to…read morehave breakfast that didn't have tourist prices. We came here and they have a good selection of pastries made in house that were really good! The coffee was good as well. What was really outstanding was the service! I accidentally ordered the wrong coffee for my grandfather and when I went to fix it they offered to do it for me! They really didn't have to because it was my mistake not theirs but they were really very kind about the entire situation! The prices if you order at the bar are essentially the same as at every other bar in Italy. If you order and bring your own items to the tables you don't pay a coperto. It's only if you have table service that you pay higher prices. I would absolutely come back here again! A gem near the duomo with good prices even in the middle of tourist season!

Cortado was really good. It is a bit reminiscent of an LA cafe maybe in silver lake or something…read more There is matcha as well which is nice but not alternative milks really or maybe I didn't see. The chia seed bowl was pretty good but not the most special but if you're looking for healthy then it's a good option. Lots of young people as well it's pretty popular on the weekends!

We dropped by to kill sometime before going on a free Pisa walking tour. The coffee shop was…read morealready busy and we were lucky to get a small table. There's also more seating outside the coffee shop. We got the pistachio croissant and a small cappuccino. The croissant was nice and pistachio cream filling inside was surprisingly good. I really enjoyed the cappuccino and I liked the flower latte art on top. Overall, lovely coffee shop and friendly staff. I would drop by again in the future.

Amaro's cuisine is absolutely delicious and the service is impeccable. For a wonderful experience,…read morelet the chef choose your menu.

The food and the hospitality at this little spot are both spot on. You would be a fool to not visit…read morehere at least once during your time in the Tuscan seaside town of Viareggio. Unless you plan to make their dinner service right as they open, be sure to make a reservation in advance as the tiny spot fills up very quickly. From the moment we arrived for our dinner reservation the staff went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and as if we were right at home. As soon as we were settled in, our waiter brought us a small "welcome dish" from the chef that he described to us a typical Tuscan soup. I don't know what it was called but it was delicious! For our food, we ordered their tordelli with meat ragu sauce after our waiter informed us it's a typical type of ravioli in that region. You'll quickly learn as you travel through Italy that each region and often many towns and cities have their own unique ways of creating their pasta dishes that you can only find in that region. The recommendation was a good one because the dish was delicious! For our main, we ordered the Pork Steak Senese which consisted of pre-cut grilled pork with parmesan and balsmamic and grilled trevisano (a type of leafy green). It didn't look the most appetizing when it was placed in front of us but looks can be deceiving because it was another delicious dish. To wrap up what was already an enjoyable meal, when our waiter brought our bill he also placed a small tray of almond biscuit cookies topped with powdered sugar, a dessert typical of the Tuscan region, as another compliments of the kitchen. Between the tasty food and the small gestures of hospitality, we will definitely be back to dine here if we ever found ourselves in Viareggio again.

Some places I rate during the holidays get the benefit of my being in vacation mode - they probably…read moreget an additional boost because I'm just happy to be there - well, not this place. The menu is extensive, yet this place legitimately makes the best sandwiches I've ever had. In life. On earth. What more prepositional phrases do you need? Eat here.

I wish there were more stars to give Adone. This is probably the best place in all of Versilia. I…read morecould eat 10 in one sitting. The best is the "adone" which has artichokes, prosciutto cotto di praga and caprino cheese (kind of like cream cheese,but way better). This will be the first place I go when I come back to visit!

Heard great things about this restaurant. Hotel suggested it. Saturday evening, solo, traveling…read moreon business. Deliberately arrived early, 8 pm, only 2 out of 40+ tables had guests. Asked the head waiter, dinner for one please. He was nice about it but shook his head, noooo, we have no tables available?!!! Not until 10 pm. All tables were empty, it was 8 pm. After dinner elsewhere (thank you great Ciccia Lische), i returned with Italian translation saying "As an executive of a famous company, traveling solo on business, it's a pity to not feel welcome. One small table, probably before any of your reservations arrived. Keep this in mind should you have another female executive wanting to dine in the future." he told me the text was spanish, not italian ?! and offered his mobile. No thank you.

By far the hidden gem in all of Italy. Pietrasanta is blessed to have a restaurant with combination…read moreof great service, food, and atmosphere. A definite place to visit in morning for breakfast, for lunch, and evening for dinner. Everything on the menu is worth trying. Absolute must stop!

Hyped up food and food that lived up to the hype. Daughter saw this on IG and said this was our…read morelunch spot for our Pisa visit. Food is fresh and served quickly. Line is out the door but considering its the size of a closet, that isn't hard to do lol. Service isn't overly friendly as they are trying to turn over the orders asap. Like literally, he tossed me the receipt. Grab your food and enjoy the small park just outside with several benches. There is standing counters inside but again...closet. Like maybe a young Harry Potter could appreciate the space, but a fat guy like me? Need some elbow room. Its actually kind of cool inside with a lot of kitsch and random stuff (see the Batmobile picture). Try it when you come visit to see if the Tower is still Leaning.

If you see a line outside of a place then you must try it. Truly this place is a hidden gem. It's a…read moresmall little sandwich shop that makes some incredible food. They accept credit cards and make their sandwiches super fast. They also offer menus in multiple languages to assist any person who wants to buy food. This location is located steps from the Tower. Truly a remarkable sandwich and I'm excited to try them again one day.

Had some down time before catching the train. Small cafe with a clean and organized front & outdoor…read moreseating. Both the Ragu & Pomodoro sauces were simple and excellent flavor.

Great food! My travel partner and I each ordered a pasta dish. It took a while to get, but the…read morewaitress (owner?) came back to our table several times to assure us "fresco." They were preparing fresh pasta for us and there was a little bit of a delay. We didn't mind. Didn't seem much of a delay really, compared to any other restaurant in Italy. We did appreciate the attentiveness. When we received our pasta dishes (pasta alla crudaiola and a funghi pasta of some sort), we were blown away by how good it tasted! Absolutely fresh, delicious pasta! We divided our dishes in half and each share. Wow, it was great! Prices here are less than 10 euros for most everything. Big portions. Great people running this restaurant -- my impression is that its a "mom and pop" type of outfit. We ate outside, on a platform in several parking spots on the road. We almost left, since we had walked past several fancier restaurants with traditional outdoor seating. So glad that we stayed!! I would absolutely recommend this to anyone going to Pisa! It's about halfway between the leaning tower of Pisa and the Pisa train station -- on the train station side of the river -- 5 mins from the Pisa train station. You MUST come here!! The proprietors are so nice too!

Made a quick stop here for coffee and bathroom break. The workers were friendly and spoke English…read more We were seated outside and ordered a Shakerato. The Shakerato was tasty and the foam was enjoyable.

Simple but delicious breakfast. The waitress is super nice and made me feel welcome (spoke in…read moreEnglish). The restaurant is beautiful.