Alvaro Bido, Italia In Venezia

A café/pastry shop in the center of Mestre. The place features very cute vintage furnishings. Friendly staff. A wide selection of croissants with various fillings. They also have mini-sized ones so you can try different flavors. The cappuccino is very good, with excellent foam. I would return.

Lots of choice of refined desserts

Really good and when freshly made they are super delicious

Excellent coffee and truly delicious desserts. Pleasant atmosphere and friendly service. Perfect for a relaxing break. Recommended!

We entered, tempted by the fritters, which looked delicious. Unfortunately, the flavor was nothing special, with little zabaglione in the filling and a flavorless pastry. But what surprised us was the price of the two coffees: €2.20 for an espresso (we'd ordered a lungo...) and €2.20 for a macchiato. We won't be returning.

Visited this place today and I really loved it! The interior is stunning — totally my style. ☕ The cappuccino was delicious, and the macaron too. One small downside: the staff were chatting and I had to wait a bit to place my order. But overall, everything was very tasty, beautiful, and atmospheric. 💛

+) I finished my trip to Italy on January 2nd. I've never had a better panettone than this place. I've traveled to Rome and Florence, but I haven't found a better place to eat it. I miss this place's moist panettone... This was my first time eating panettone, and it was truly delicious. Despite its appearance, it's moist and refreshingly tangy. It's served with custard cream, and it pairs perfectly. I also had scrambled eggs and an egg omelet. The omelet was so salty!!! But I was still hungry, so I finished it all. I also had a salmon croissant, which was also quite delicious. The restaurant is spacious and has a very pretty interior. They also have quite a few outdoor tables.

Very nice place, in the center of Mestre, elegant, with nice china, when you enter you are greeted by a riot of very colorful desserts... And a lot of choice... We opted for savory things: a very good savory croissant and a toast with omelette and avocado... I wouldn't go back. As for the price, it's high... You know, we're in the Piazza... Once in a while you can do it, not every day.

I'll start by saying I stopped in for an aperitif, so I can't comment on the pastry shop. However, the place is very nice, the staff are friendly and helpful, and the price is reasonable for a downtown location.

A small hot chocolate in a coffee cup cost €3.50, while a medium hot chocolate with cream cost €7. Pricey, even for Piazza Ferretto. The bathroom was as dirty as those at a service station.