Caffe Municipio In Pordenone

We came here for a "colazione" (afternoon coffee). The location is fantastic, and the shop's decor creates a wonderful atmosphere. The coffee and cornetti were good—nothing extraordinary, but definitely solid. The service was friendly and quick. Overall, we were very satisfied, especially since the prices were very reasonable for the location.

Excellent venue, refined decor, friendly waiters and waitresses. Quality food at fair prices. Highly recommended.

My favorite place in Pordenone: very comfortable and characterized by a decidedly glamorous vintage elegance. And Paolo, the owner, is one of the best bartenders I know.

Kind and friendly staff, excellent drinks.

Caffè Municipio is a historic Art Nouveau café in Pordenone with a large covered terrace overlooking the Town Hall (13th-14th centuries), the Cathedral of San Marco (13th century), and the beautiful and towering Bell Tower (Romanesque-Gothic brickwork, begun in 1291 and completed in 1347, approximately 79 meters high). It is famous for its Centino, an aperitif invented by the historian Bruno, the very image of the café, in the 1950s. It was called "cinquantino" because it cost 50 lire, the equivalent of an ombra (a glass of wine). The hot chocolates and specialty coffees are excellent.

A historic, elegant bar in the city center. The staff is friendly, but sometimes a bit distracted. The first time we had two hot chocolates, one with mint and one regular. They were good but rather lukewarm, and the service was quick. The second time, even though the bar was almost empty, the waitress sat us down and completely forgot about us. We had to call her. The hot chocolates were always good, but always lukewarm. We'll try again.

Historic café in the city center, elegant and chic! When you enter, it feels like you've stepped back in time! The sandwiches are excellent!