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Caffè Riccione

Bar in Taranto

Bar4.0 (305 reviews)££

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About

Located in Taranto, Italy, Caffè Riccione is a Bar. It is open seven days a week. Also offers table reservations. For a quieter visit, come by on a Monday. Price range: mid-range. Rated 4.0★ by 305 diners.

Amenities

Wheelchair accessBarTakes reservations

What diners mention

  • Value for money4

Frequently asked questions

Where is Caffè Riccione?+

Caffè Riccione is located at Via Cesare Battisti, 410, 74121 Taranto TA, Taranto.

What kind of place is Caffè Riccione?+

Caffè Riccione is a Bar in Taranto.

What are Caffè Riccione's opening hours?+

Caffè Riccione is open seven days a week.

Is Caffè Riccione open on Sundays?+

Yes, Caffè Riccione is open on Sundays.

When is the best time to visit Caffè Riccione?+

It is busiest on Thursday and usually quietest on Monday.

How expensive is Caffè Riccione?+

Caffè Riccione is generally mid-range.

What does Caffè Riccione offer?+

Caffè Riccione offers Wheelchair access, Bar, Takes reservations.

Location

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What diners say on Google

Nitesh★★★★

I stopped by to grab a coffee & was amazed - the young lady took her time to make a proper decaf coffee. The service was with a smile & they had a large variety of cakes available. Decent place!

Angela di Palmo

I rarely write reviews, but this time my experience was truly TERRIBLE. Burnt croissants hidden under a sea of ​​powdered sugar, empty pasticciotti with raw dough, frothy cappuccinos that looked like a science experiment, and finally, at the register, they raised our price just because we're from out of town. Our suspicions were confirmed when we compared the prices with the other receipts near the register. Not to mention the wait, as the people who arrived after us and had taken their seats while we were waiting at the counter were served first.

Domenico G. Bozza★★★★

A good location, between the important Via Cesare Battisti and Viale Magna Grecia. A perfect place for a relaxing aperitivo, with a wide selection of dishes and a quiet atmosphere. The owner is friendly, the food is delicious, and the prices are reasonable. I'm not sure why they no longer have the small outdoor space that would have allowed for more space, but all in all, I enjoyed my twenty minutes there.

Emanuele

Two takeaway cappuccinos, including the lactose-free one for €2.50!! Pure madness. Small glass, hole in bottom, worst cappuccino ever, a disaster.

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