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If you're in the city center on Thursday at 7.30 and you want a good hood, pass us. At that time all the premises are closed! but I say that there is the market...

Friendly and fast staff, average prices, nice place, respect the rules anti covid. the amount of tea that is served allows you to drink at least 2 cups and a ha...

Two negative things. paid coffee 1,60 seems exaggerated to me, or at least correct the list displayed outside that gives it to 1,20 or brings a cookie or a glas...

Nice local in the center to vicenza, with anti covid rules respected perfectly! very good breakfast. excellent brioches filled with special pistachio cream. the...

Very well furnished and friendly staff, the dishes are simple but really good.

Good location to watch the main pedestrian street. Very reasonable prices: We had two Campari Spritz and got small sandwiches and crisps for a total of 7 Euro....

Unfortunately one of the pecks of a small city like this one is discrimination. The waiters were so gross, they really answered laughing and insulting me , just...

Always busy, but worth it to relax and have a cafe. Sit outside along Corso Palladio if the weather is nice and if you can get a table.

Located on the busy Corso Andrea Palladio, the Gran Caffe Sas is a great place to order a drink and simply watch the world go by. The chairs are very comfortabl...

The caffe is located in the walking part of Vicenza centre. Quite crowded and noisy. Tasty coffee and desserts.

Beautiful place friendly. People nice bartender . I love this place

This is my favorite cafe during my trip to the Veneto area. Foods and drinks are not too fancy, but sandwich is delicious, and not too expensive! Staff are very...

I have lived here for about five years, and I’ve been to this café three or four times in that time frame, and once again, they did not disappoint. They were ju...

This is restaurant, bar, cocktail bar with a Michelin starred restaurant in it. Service is quite slow. The location is quite central, just overlooking the Basil...