Café
21. Bar Nilo
Small, busy coffee bar on Spaccanapoli opposite the ancient Nile statue, known for strong espresso and its homemade shrine to Diego Maradona.
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22. Orsonero Coffee
Milan's original specialty coffee bar, opened in 2016 near Porta Venezia, serving espresso and filter brews from a multi-roaster menu.
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23. Sciascia Caffè 1919
A historic coffee bar in Prati dating from 1919, Sciascia Caffè is best known for its espresso poured over melted dark chocolate.
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24. Torrefazione Cannaregio
A Cannaregio coffee roastery founded in 1930 and now on Fondamenta dei Ormesini, roasting its own beans and serving espresso to locals.
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25. Vivoli
A family gelateria near Santa Croce whose story goes back to a dairy opened in 1929, known for its coffee affogato and additive-free gelato.
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26. Andreotti
Opened in 1931 by Bruno and Ada Andreotti, this family pastry shop and café on Via Ostiense is one of Rome's recognised historic shops.
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27. Bar Luce
The café at Fondazione Prada designed by film director Wes Anderson in 2015, recreating the atmosphere of an old Milanese café.
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28. Pasticceria Bellavia (Piazza Muzii)
Family pastry shop founded in Naples in 1925, known for babà, pastiera, torrone and Neapolitan sweets, with its main shop on Piazza Muzii.
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29. Pasticceria Rizzardini
A small art nouveau pastry shop in San Polo, in business since 1742, selling Venetian biscuits, meringues, nougat and Carnival fritole.
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30. Procacci
A small Via de' Tornabuoni bar founded in 1885, famous for truffle panini served with a glass of Tuscan wine in a historic interior.
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