Restaurants, Bars and Cafes

Caffè Reggio, New York City (1927) is a small Greenwich Village coffee house . It was home to the first espresso machine in the United States, and rem… Read the rest

Restaurant Zvonice (Restaurant Campanile) is really an atypical restaurant because it is located on two floors of a Gothic bell tower. Even the histor… Read the rest

What do Gabriele D’Annunzio, Hemingway, Princess Sissi and Jean-Paul Sartre have in common? All of them, together with many other intellectuals… Read the rest

The Caffè Stella Polare, opened in 1865, is located in Piazza Sant’Antonio, near the Grand Canal, next to the Serbian Orthodox Church of San Spi… Read the rest

The most famous café in Trieste is the Caffé degli Specchi, in Piazza Unità d’Italia. The inauguration, which took place back in 1839, was follo… Read the rest

Eucalyptus and biblical cuisine. This restaurant combines Middle Eastern cuisine from Bible times with international cuisine, using only local ingredi… Read the rest

Founded on 3 January 1914, the Caffé San Marco is the meeting place par excellence for the city’s intellectuals. The café was opened in a buildi… Read the rest

Founded on 3 January 1914, the Caffé San Marco is the meeting place par excellence for the city’s intellectuals. The café was opened in a buildi… Read the rest

We can only start this short list with the Pinte Besson, in Rue de l’Ale 4. More than a restaurant, it is a real institution, a "thing to s… Read the rest

There are places in every city, witnesses of particular moments or entire epochs of the life of the city itself. The Coffee Constants is for Arezzo on… Read the rest