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On a recent trip I came across three cafes using speciality coffee. They are all located near one of the main squares, Piazza Vittoria. Cosi e - a small cafe on the North side of the square. Offering filter by Ozone and had a bag of Peru Gardelli for espresso by special request. I had a washed...

As a new member, I wanted to show some of my coffee experiences here starting with a visit to the factory of Bosco Attilio macchine per caffè. I have been living in Naples for over 4 years now, and am really into espresso as a result. As a final memorabillia piece I purchased a Bosco Sorrento...

Hello everyone, been reading lots of useful posts so thought it was time to officially say hi, and basically "thanks" for the excellent advice that various members have contributed to here. I'm Stu, from Ramsgate in Kent and have very recently jumped headfirst into home espresso making! A...

planing a trip to Rome and wonder where i can have an espresso and a flat white with my partner. usually in Rome we have only commercial beans coffee. would want some 3rd wave.

Hi Ive recently moved to Italy for the summer and have only brought my V60 and aeropress and need some beans and dont want to have them posted to a UK address then someone post them here for me so i was wondering if anyone knew any roasters in Italy or anyone with international postage charges...

Hi, I'm currently in Italy and potentially have an opportunity to bring back some decent cups.. Any recommendations for typical milk based drinks? I'm sorted for espresso cups, but could do with some proper bigger ones Thanks! Ps. Im back tomorrow so haven't got much time lol

I'm off to Florence soon for a few days any up to date suggestions for a decent coffee ? Gaz

Hi everyone, brand new member, so please do kick me if i'm posting this in a wrong section. I've been lurking around for about 2 months and done a lot of research for my next espresso machine and settled down on R58. 1st it was Expobar leva dual boiler, but then i read that its vibration pump...

Hi Chaps, Hope you're all well and enjoying your coffee. Something occured to me just now - I don't recall coming across any Italian coffee, amongst the general recommended online roasters, only italian-style, such as Rave Italian job. One of the best coffees i've had was and Italian coffee...

Hi all, I'm off to Milan in a few weeks for a short break. I figured due to Milans history with Espresso there's bound to be plenty of decent coffee to be had. Does anyone have any suggestions for the coffee shops/espresso bars that really stand out and should definately be checked out? So far...

Total newbie but been doing a lot of reading I understand there are 2 types of Classic or maybe Gaggia`s in general. Pre Phillips take over and post Phillips take over. What is the difference or changes and where they improvements on post take over models if any and when was the take over ??? thanks

I am wondering if anybody has had any dealings with this Company?. They seem to be linked in some way with La Gondola from Italy. A Company from whom I've read very mixed reviews. They do say although their stuff is supplied direct from Italy, warranty repairs are carried out in the UK. Any...

Nice to meet you all. Here's my coffee story: Many years ago bought a Gaggia Baby in Italy. I was very excited - you never saw them on sale in the UK in those days - but I was always disappointed by the coffee I got out of it. I suspect the thermostat was set too low, but also I knew nothing...

This coffee shop Serves an excellent, high quality coffee, so much that every time I'm newly fascinated. It is hidden at the Via 4 March Nr. 12 in Turin, Italy More...

Good morning everyone Just a line or two to interoduce myself as I've just joinned this site and am looking forward to getting to know you all over the coming weeks and months. I'm Cath, and live with my husband Mike and greyhound Nero between our homes in the UK (Southport, on the coast near...

Hello My first post here. I'm from Wales. I have always been a coffee fan... tea has never really done it for me. I have always had instant coffee. Recently I have been to Germany, Austria and Italy and now I don't think I will ever buy instant coffee again

Arguably the most famous cafe in Italy...perhaps even Europe. The Cafe has sat on one side of Venice's magnificent Piazza San Marco for 300 years. A list of the "who's - who" of Venitian society have enjoyed coffee there. Today an espresso will set you back a bit, especially in summer and if the...