Location: Riomaggiore
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Most Popular Cafe food in Riomaggiore, Liguria, Italy
Best Cafe restaurants nearby. Discover the best Cafe food in Riomaggiore. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Cafe restaurants near you.. Riomaggiore (Rimazùu in the local Ligurian language) is a village and comune in the province of La Spezia, situated in a small valley in the Liguria region of Italy. It is the first of the Cinque Terre one meets when travelling north from La Spezia.
Things to do in Riomaggiore
10. Bar Conchiglia
Overall Ratings
3 based on 245 reviews
Reviewed By Phil H
There are not many water front places in Riomaggiore. We enjoyed Latte here several mornings as we were staying about 100yards from here (Probably 1,000 steps up/down as the town is so hilly) This is overlooking the water and the multiple boats that drop tourist off to visit for the day. Food is decent but this is more location and people watching.
9. Pan e Vin Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 288 reviews
Bar "pan e vin" is a small cafè where is possible to drink a very good cappuccino, coffee and make a delicious breakfast with fresh bread, fresh squeezed juice and croissant. All day round is possible to drink a very good 5 terre DOC wine , make a friendl
Reviewed By Charlie L
We rented an airbnb from Christiana, who owns and runs Pan e Vin Bar. What a wonderful host and cafe. If you can, sit outside to people watch and just take in the view of the beautiful spot. The breakfast was so good. The juice was squeezed on the spot. The croissants, baked goods, and bread delicious as well. Just a charming spot perfect for breakfast, lunch, or quick refresher.
8. Giammi Caffe
Overall Ratings
3 based on 107 reviews
Charming spot in the center of the activity in town. Great people and delicious food. Sould certainly be available for ratings.
Reviewed By Michael M
We stopped in for a quick lunch and were very disappointed. We ordered paninis and they were not very good - very small and not much in them. The people next to us ordered pizza and they were not happy. We've been in Italy for 10 days now and know how good paninis and pizza can be. These are Italian basics and Giammi doesn't get it right. Don't waste your time here. Go anywhere else. P.S. The staff is very nice.
7. Caffe Matteo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 420 reviews
Reviewed By travel1978girl
Wow, we visited Corniglia today and stopped at this place for lunch. My husband had gnocchi, I had pesto lasagna, one daughter had focaccia with mozzarella, tomato and lettuce and my other daughter had penne pasta. All meals were a good portion and absolutely delicious. The lady who served us was so nice and with three cokes and one beer it came to â¬40 euros. I can honestly say this is the best meal we have had in Cinque Terre.
6. L'Arcobaleno
Overall Ratings
4 based on 247 reviews
Reviewed By Sammyp22
Today we walked from Corniglia to Manorola via Valostra. We stopped at Valostra for lunch - lucky for us we managed to grab the last 6 seats at Trattoria LâArcobaleno.We enjoyed local wine from the vineyards of Valostra and one of the best meals in Italy so far. 2 of us thoroughly enjoyed the linguini agli scampi. I was devine. From start to finish a superb experience ending with espresso and grappa. Grazia mille Roberto and co. Thoroughly recommend this place 100%
5. Er Posu Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 220 reviews
Reviewed By Peggy O
The perfect light lunch at our hike from Monterosso- Florence- the owner - so warm and friendly. Her family surrounds her with older grandchildren helping bus tables etc. Salad was delicious with a light honey dressing. We licked the plate clean:) the outdoor seating was lovely with a nice breeze and ocean view- no credit cards
4. Bar La Terza Terra Corniglia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 305 reviews
Reviewed By wmerry2016
We found this restaurant by following the main thoroughfare to the Corniglia viewpoint, and their outdoor seating is the southern part of the viewpoint terrace. You actually pass by the door on your way to the viewpoint. We got to the viewpoint and saw folks enjoying good looking food, and sat down. The service was great, and the food was as well. The view here is spectacular, if I had any complaints it would be the number of tourists flowing past at midday to enjoy the view making this spot a little less tranquil.
3. Pan e Vin Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 288 reviews
Bar "pan e vin" is a small cafè where is possible to drink a very good cappuccino, coffee and make a delicious breakfast with fresh bread, fresh squeezed juice and croissant. All day round is possible to drink a very good 5 terre DOC wine , make a friendl
Reviewed By Charlie L
We rented an airbnb from Christiana, who owns and runs Pan e Vin Bar. What a wonderful host and cafe. If you can, sit outside to people watch and just take in the view of the beautiful spot. The breakfast was so good. The juice was squeezed on the spot. The croissants, baked goods, and bread delicious as well. Just a charming spot perfect for breakfast, lunch, or quick refresher.
2. Vertical Bar Riomaggiore
Overall Ratings
4 based on 455 reviews
Reviewed By Bexfreestone
My partner and I had a few drinks here before heading to dinner. The staff were lovely and accommodating, arranging a table outside for us when one wasnât available. They welcomed my change in alcohol to one of their existing cocktails, lovely fresh ingredients used in my London Mule. They also whipped up a decent cheese platter for us to share. Would go again.
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1. Old School Riomaggiore Gelateria & Snack Shop
Overall Ratings
5 based on 98 reviews
A fresh new gelateria with traditional roots. Handcrafted gelato, southern-italian pasteries, freshly made juice & more served with a view of the town and sea. We dress to impress in italian style with a twist while great tunes play on our retro speakers.
Reviewed By LindaK631
Darn, I stayed in Riomaggiore three days and only discovered this on my last afternoon. This is some of the best gelato Iâve tried in Italy to date. The shop is small and unassuming and the range is perhaps about 16 flavours - too many for me make my mind up quickly. I dithered over several delicious looking flavours and finally settled on cheesecake and fragola (strawberry). One lick and I was sold! Iâd just come from walking the Cinque Terre trails and was hungry and this so hit the spot. Each of them was so luscious and together they made a delicious dessert.The young woman who served me was patient as I took time over my choice and then served me the most memorable gelato in a delicious crunchy waffle cone. They top it off with a little circle of waffle which you can use like a spoon - I so approve of the âno plasticâ option.And theyâre one of the cheaper options too at 3 euro for a very decent-sized serve. I so wish I could go back for more.
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