Overpriced and. It very special other than it has been there a long time More

this place is really important in the history of padova, it's a really nice place but comparing to the other places it's more expensive, even though it's not really expensive, go and take a coffee or a drink, the place is really nice and there are many rooms More

Worth a visit for a cafe just to observe a classic example of exceptional Italian architecture and self indulgent patrons. More

We called in at this historic cafe for a mid morning drink; we were delighted at the decor, helpful service, ambience and good value: one cappuccino (3.50), a cioccolato in Tazza (6.00) a mineral water (2.50) and, best of all, a Spritz - prosecco, aperol and soda water - (5.00) which came with an appetising selection of light bites. We've... More

We visited Cafe Pedrocchi to get out of rain, late afternoon. Sitting there you can imagine political and philosphical debates that have taken place over the decades. There is a large selection of coffees both traditional and speciality. We enjoyed our visit and would return if in Padova again. More

The coffee is OK, the service excellent, historic bar. More

Like most travellers, you eventually feel the need for coffee and a visit to Caffe Pedrocchi, and when you get there you are impressed by the fine white table cloths and the sell dressed waiters. After you leave, having paid a lot of money for the coffee and cake, you realise that there is better coffee and cake to be... More

he coffee house is elegant and sophisticted yet also welcoming. It is well worth the cot of sitting at a table to drink a cup of the speciality caffe predocchi - coffee topped with cream and a mint liqueur. More