Antonino il Banco di Cannavacciuolo In Vicolungo

Sweet, delicious, same goes for the cappuccino, fast service.

We went to Banco di Cannavacciuolo in Vicolungo for breakfast. We ordered a pain au chocolat, a lemon delicacy, and two cappuccinos. The lemon delicacy, priced at €8, was disappointing: for the price, we expected much more. The brioche, however, was much more pleasant, well-made and tasty. The cappuccinos, unfortunately, were nothing memorable. A total of €16 for a breakfast that, frankly, left us with the impression that the name outweighs the experience. We would have expected greater care and quality, in keeping with the chef's reputation.

We were looking for gelato. Someone recommended this place to us, and we were a little hesitant, especially when we saw the gelato counter. We had probably the best gelato we've ever had. The price is high considering the "two flavors" or "three flavors," etc., but the portions are generous and the quality is very, very high.

And well Antonino and Antonino there is no discussion

There were 2 of us, we had paccheri with ragù for lunch, super good...

Beautiful place, the cocktails are original and very good.

Located inside the Vicolungo outlet. It's the second time I've tried this Cannavacciuilo chain and unfortunately I was disappointed both times. The prices obviously above average for the name that the places carry do not reflect expectations. The cuoppo menu for 15 euros buys in addition to the various fried foods, a can of water and a coffee. Unfortunately you can taste the fried food a lot, the cardboard where they are wrapped does not absorb very well, especially the arancini not so great. The triple chocolate dessert was very good, but 8 euros for 4 teaspoons and served on a small paper plate is truly obscene as a thing, especially the impact so dear to the chef. Large spaces for eating inside and outside. The service is semi-served, that is, you have to take something yourself and they bring something to you... Toilet available inside the place

Kind, thoughtful and patient staff. The sausage and broccoli parcel is excellent

One of the many places in the outlet square. Nice place with tables outside but no table service, you order inside at the cashier. We tried the montanare and sfogliatelle with a glass of Canavacciolo wine: dry and tasty fried food, honest price 6 euros for two pieces, sfogliatella good good, with lots of filling and nice crispy 4 euros but it's big, good glass but too expensive 8 euros I pay for a quality Alta Langa and this was not up to par. I recommend stopping to rest between one purchase and another.

No table service, so you queue and then go and sit. Prices definitely above average and not always justified. A glass of lemonade, no matter how good, cannot cost €5... The lemon delight is good, but for €8 perhaps I would have expected a real, non-disposable saucer and spoon... we're not quite there!