Caffè Lietta
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About
Located in Florence, Italy, Caffè Lietta is a Cafe. It is closed on Sunday. Price range: mid-range. Also offers outdoor seating, table reservations, takeaway. For a quieter visit, come by on a Monday. A popular choice for Breakfast. Rated 4.5★ from 1755 reviews, it is among the best-reviewed spots in Florence.
Amenities
What diners mention
- Service5
- Food quality3
- Ambiance2
Frequently asked questions
Where is Caffè Lietta?+
Caffè Lietta is located at 8 R Piazza della Libertà, Firenze, Florence.
What kind of place is Caffè Lietta?+
Caffè Lietta is a Cafe in Florence.
What are Caffè Lietta's opening hours?+
Caffè Lietta is closed on Sunday.
Is Caffè Lietta open on Sundays?+
No, Caffè Lietta is closed on Sundays.
When is the best time to visit Caffè Lietta?+
It is busiest on Thursday and usually quietest on Monday.
How expensive is Caffè Lietta?+
Caffè Lietta is generally mid-range.
What does Caffè Lietta offer?+
Caffè Lietta offers Outdoor seating, Takeaway, Wheelchair access, Bar, Breakfast, Takes reservations, Family friendly.
What is Caffè Lietta good for?+
Caffè Lietta is a popular choice for Breakfast.
Location
What people say
“Ottimo posto per fare colazione, soprattutto nell’ambiente all’aperto.”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Alper Piliç★★★★★We chose Caffè Lietta for breakfast during our stay in Milan, and it was a fantastic way to start the day. The highlight of our visit was definitely the Pirulo. It was incredibly delicious and available in so many different flavors that choosing just one was surprisingly difficult. My personal favorite was the red berry version, which was perfectly balanced, fresh, and full of flavor. Whether you are looking for a quick coffee, a sweet treat, or a complete breakfast, Caffè Lietta has everything you need to begin your day on the right note. The quality of the food and drinks, combined with th
Dumitru Ozunu★★★★★⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A stylish Florentine classic on Piazza della Libertà Caffè Lietta is a true gem on the elegant Piazza della Libertà, and its story makes it even more special: the café is part of the Cavalli family legacy, named after Lietta Cavalli, sister of the legendary fashion designer Roberto Cavalli. That heritage shows in every detail — from the refined décor to the warm, effortlessly stylish atmosphere. The coffee is outstanding — rich, perfectly balanced, and served the way only an Italian café can. Do not leave without trying the Suprema, their signature pastry: beautifully crafted, indulgent,
Detlev Conrad Mielczarek★★★★★One last little snack before travelling home: the salad was lovely, a little bit spicy. Uncharacteristically I picked a tea with it (despite being a coffee fan, but no milk after lunch) - which was nice too. I found the staff welcoming and the interior calm, however I can see how the café could become quite busy at lunch, in the evening or in summer. It's a little gem to keep on my map in case I have the opportunity to return to Florence. Edit: It is impossible not to finish a meal with a coffee in Italy. It was good 🙂.
Elizaveta Melnikova★★★The service at the bar could definitely be improved, although the coffee itself is very good. They also have a unique dessert, pirulo, which I highly recommend trying. It’s their own creation and comes in many different flavours. However, over the years I’ve noticed a recurring issue: the bar staff are often unfriendly. They rarely smile and sometimes make you feel as if serving your coffee is a favour. I’ve been a regular customer for several years, and despite the staff changing, this part of the experience has stayed the same. The rest of the team is always nice, so the contrast is very no
Reviews sourced from Google.
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