Terzi

Probably the best cappuccino I’ve ever had. Extremely extensive coffee & tea menu, and the service was fantastic. I knocked it one star for being a tad expensive (~5 euros for a cappuccino + charge for sitting) and for having a bit of an odd seating arrangement. Still, if you are looking for high-​quality caffeine, this is the place. Also provides free wifi.

This was memorable, the place was very beautiful and designed well. The coffee was pretty good, and the brioch was very good here as well. Mostly locals in the place, but I saw a couple other foreigners.

This place is for people who are finicky about their coffee, and you pay for it — financially speaking. The cost is more than worth the immaculate and friendly service and the outrageously intricate prep that goes into every coffee. Also they have like 6 different kinds of sugar. Worth a visit!

Went to Italy Last March 2014. This was by far the best coffee we had in Bologna and possibly best from your trip to italy. We bought two bags as souvenirs for parents. After having the coffee again back in the U.S. we took kept one of the two bags for ourselves and gave chocolates instead. It was that good.

The BEST coffee shop that we visited on our recent vacation — — and trust me, my brother and I went to A LOT of coffee shops!
We are both pretty much self-​professed coffee nerds; my brother really takes it to heart. He loves different coffee beans and blends — — mainly drinking coffee. And me, well my style is espresso. (I love coffee off all types — –but in the states I try to have drinks that emulate an Italian drink experience.) I’m the one who has the Nespresso at home and drinks a ridiculous amount of espresso.
ANYWAYS… that being said. My brother and I love caffeineted beverages. This was the only coffee shop that we found that had multiple roasts. All the other coffee shops only used one time of bean. So a +1 for that…
Next, the shop was absolutely GORGEOUS inside! They served their drinks on the cutest little drinkware too. A +1 for that…
Likewise, the staff was super, super friendly! +1…
Also, unlike any other coffee stop they had a wide selection of sweeteners that you could put in your drink. Anything from agave sugar to syrups… to other sugars. No other coffee shop had this. +1…
Adorable place — — so glad we found this! :)
Oh, oh … and only 1.10EUR for a caffe!

The best coffee I’ve ever had! There are so many ways to customize your beverage (and not with crappy syrups but with fine ingredients). The baristas are very friendly and willing to make recommendations. Small narrow bar creates a cozy environment. Not only is the coffee amazing, but the presentation is also spectacular. I can’t wait until the next time I’m in Bologna!

In my opinion one of the best coffee shops in Bologna, and there are tons. This place takes the time to creat the perfect cup for you.
There are 4 – 5 bar tables inside for a quick stop as well as comfy couches in the back for your more intimate moments. They serve pastries as well if you’re interested but the coffee is where it’s at.
If you don’t ask, they’ll make your coffee with the house blend of beans (which is still really good), but you can get different beans from all over the world as well (there are a bunch of hoppers that house a variety of beans).
I got the cappuccino first, came back and then ordered a macchiato. First of all, service here is fantastic. They give you a tiny glass of water with the coffee as well (which is kind of uncommon). After that both coffees were delightful. They even shaved dark chocolate on top of it as a garnish.
You can sweeten your coffee if you’d like. I normally wouldn’t make a point of this, but they have about 7 different ways to do it. Everything from agave syrup, cane syrup to 3 different types of dry sugar.
The macchiato was probably my favourite, I’d definitely come back as many times as I could.