Caffè Florian

“Ho potuto mangiare toast,torte,drinks.Tutto eccellente!”

Flavor Trails★★★★★

Caffe Florian in Venice is an experience that blends history, elegance, and exceptional hospitality. As one of the oldest cafés in the world, its legacy is felt the moment you step inside—ornate interiors, classical artwork, and a timeless ambience that transports you to another era. The staff’s gracious and attentive service adds to the charm, making every guest feel welcomed with genuine warmth. The dining experience is refined, with beautifully presented dishes that highlight the café’s commitment to fine dining. And of course, no visit is complete without trying their tiramisu—rich, delic

CHRISTOPHER JANIK★★★★

Beautiful, historic Cafe with luxury period rooms from 1720. Charming, romantic setting reminiscent of old warm charm from the times of Casanova. This place is so special for anyone who loves Italian beauty, history and coffee. This place would be on my Top 10 list if only the food quality matched the interiors and high prices. I love Old European Cafes, their traditions and their signature dishes and really dont mind paying higher prices for something authentic and special because for me is an experience. Coffee- Cappuccino was just ok, their "best dessert" - Tiramisu Semifreddo was a disaste

little foodieee★★★★★

Nice café with a beautiful setting right on Piazza San Marco. The view over the square was excellent, and watching the live orchestra perform added a really special atmosphere to the experience. The Alain Milliat juices were particularly good—fresh, high quality, and definitely a standout compared to typical café drinks. The overall vibe was elegant and very enjoyable, a great place to sit and take in the surroundings. That said, the prices were quite expensive, even for the location, so it feels more like a one-time treat rather than an everyday stop. Still, the combination of the view, mus

Adriana Cabezas-Klaere★★★

Beautiful setting in the heart of the city, Piazza San Marco, no less. I understand the hype because of the history of the café and all of the famous artists that have set foot there in the past, nevertheless it´s soooo expensive, we ended up ordering two espressos and paid 14 euro (without tip). I would go just to be able to say I went and saw everything and order the cheapest item on the menu like we did and eat somewhere else, we saw what other people ordered and honestly it didn´t look like anything special. Plus, the toilets were dirty and smelly and were very few for the amount of people