Cafè aida merano In Merano

Very tasty apple strudel. Not too sweet! Cappuccino is good.

Another treat The smallest pastry shop with its delicious homemade delicacies. The service guys are in such a good mood, completely contagious. I would be happy to sit here again

The cake tasted good. In terms of atmosphere, I didn't find it ideal. Anyone who goes to the “smallest pastry shop in Meran” expects cosiness. The behavior of the two service staff is more suitable for Upper Bavaria (Ballermann). Service in front of and behind the counter doesn't seem harmonious. Unfortunately I didn't feel well.

This small but nice café is located next to the parish church in Meran. Very nicely decorated, clean and attractive. Latte macchiato tasted very good and the cake looked very attractive in the display (but we didn't try it). Price normal for a latte. Service very nice. Two super friendly, musical boys/men who serve. Singing is free. So in short it's a good place to stop off. 👍

Generous and very good portions of desserts, low cost, speed and kindness of the waiters.

Apple strudel very good, cappuccino well, service also very good, two nice guys with casual friendliness. Prices salty. Things are different in Merano!

Tourist scam, prices on the menu doesn’t match with bill you’ll receive and they are going to find stupid good reasons of the why the are right to scam you. Unrespectful Umpalumpa

Strudel very tasty. Coffee great. And the guys in service are awesome!

Very friendly and attentive waiter with a great mood! You can enjoy coffee and cake here while listening to popular music. Cakes and tarts are very tasty. The small restaurant is comfortably furnished. The price-performance ratio was right (prices are as usual in Meran old town).

Food: Sacher EXCEPTIONAL; Service: A little more courtesy wouldn't hurt; Place: Small but nice; Price: Good quality/quantity/price ratio. Walking near the Cathedral of San Nicolò we were attracted by the window full of desserts of this pastry shop, in particular by the Sacher slices on display, so we went in to taste a portion. The place is small, but there are several seats. We sat down and ordered a coffee and a portion of Sacher (from the expression of the boy who took our order we understood that perhaps he hadn't appreciated that we had only ordered a portion of dessert to share and a coffee, but beyond that he didn't say nnt about the facial expression. For the first time since we have been here in Merano, coffee was served to us with a glass of water without us asking (which was much appreciated) and the Sacher far exceeded our expectations! In my opinion I have never eaten such good Sacher outside of Vienna. The bill was €7.50, acceptable for the size of the portion and the goodness of the cake, a shame about the service, very little would be enough to make customers feel more welcomed. All things considered, we will definitely return before leaving to eat another slice of Sacher!!!