Majer - Piazzale Roma bakery pastry coffee bar In Venezia

The best croissants in the world. Delicious and reasonably priced.

I stopped by for takeout to buy breakfast. It seems to be a Venice chain with other locations. A pistachio croissant, chocolate croissant, and pistachio cake cost about 6.5€. It was good value for money, and the croissant was large with lots of chocolate and pistachio cream inside, so it was delicious. I also wanted to try the maritozzo, but unfortunately they didn't have any, probably because I went right after they opened. I'd like to go back.

Lovely place with caring staff and tasty bakery.

Everything was delicious and fresh! A must-stop for anyone visiting Venice, and the prices are super reasonable! 100% recommended!

After a visit to Ca' Pesaro, before heading back to the station, I stopped at a table outside, given that it was lunchtime and the beautiful day. So I had a delicious savory croissant, a glass of prosecco, and a raspberry dessert. It was all delicious. Majer is part of a chain of bar-cafeterias; its windows displaying pizzas and pastries are a magnet for passersby.

Excellent croissants, with a variety of sweet and savory options. The coffee is also good. The place is small, often crowded given the quality of the service. The staff is very friendly and quick.

I was thinking of writing the reviews to all the places visited at the airport, but here I have to do it right away. That might be the best cappuccino I’ve tried so far (and I go to many different places throughout the day when travelling). Price is 2 euros or around it. Various goods for a tasty breakfast. My personal favourite was the egg cupcake. Cannoli is great. The dough in it tastes exactly how it should - savoury. Almond cake is heavenly. Service amazing, friendly stuff.

Excellent value for money, everything is great!

Just perfect, delicious pizzas and cakes with supper friendly stuff that make the atmosphere kind and comfortable. Specially the beautiful Iranian women that gives services with a nice smile.

A very famous bar/cafe in Venice, frequented by many tourists who love a cappuccino enjoyed at the counter overlooking the window full of pastries and brioches. The place is very well-kept, the counter is full of brioches, sweet tarts, and savory sandwiches. I tried a classic breakfast of coffee and a cream-filled brioche. The brioche was very good, with a light cream, buttery inside and crunchy outside. The coffee doesn't explode with flavor like a real Italian coffee, but overall, it's highly recommended. The staff is friendly and very fast, being used to the hectic pace of tourists who come through the door throughout the day.