Bugan Coffee Lab

We tried a Halo Beriti filter and an El Bosque espresso, plus two pastries (apricot and pistachio), and everything was excellent. The Ethiopian filter was light, floral, almost tea-like, really aromatic. The Colombian espresso was naturally sweet, smooth, and perfectly balanced with no bitterness at all. The pastries were great too: not overly sweet, just the right pairing for the coffees. If you’re looking for dark, burnt, “strong” coffee, this isn’t that kind of place. But if you want to finally taste what coffee can be when it’s done properly, Bugan is absolutely worth it.. just be warned, it might ruin average coffee for you forever. Calm atmosphere, friendly staff, and top-quality drinks. We’ll definitely be back.

Excellent quakity of the coffee, big variaty of coffee beens to buy, and modern ambiance & design. Perfect for your morning expresso.

A hidden gem for coffee lovers in Bergamo. We stumbled upon Burgan Coffee Lab by chance while exploring the area, and it turned out to be a fantastic find for anyone into specialty coffee. We had two espressos and a cappuccino I went with the espresso, made with Colombian style beans and honestly, it was one of the best I’ve ever had. it was ike a little symphony in a cup. The barista was super friendly and really knew her stuff she walked us through the beans and the brewing process with so much care and passion it definitely made the experience even better. The place itself is pretty small more of a “grab a quick coffee” kind of vibe but what it lacks in space makes up for in quality plus, they sell their beans if you want to bring some home.

The best coffee in Bergamo. A huge selection of specialty coffees. We tried several types of specialty coffee and a flat white, and it was amazing. The baristas are very kind and professional, and they know a lot about coffee.

Very well balanced cappuccino, milk foamed to perfection. Very large selection of in-house roasted beans. When asked for a bag of washed coffee from Ethiopia, price was not mentioned nor shown in the store. Paid too much for the quality it actually was. Also, the roast date was written on the bag on the moment itself; which invisibly does not correspond to the actual roasting date of the beans, which is an important element when buying expensive beans. There should be more transparency towards their customers.

Negatives: Not a huge amount of seating and somewhat expensive for a cappuccino in Italy at €4 a cup. Positives: Wow. Specialty coffee, tonnes to look and see around the shop. Super fresh, tasty beans. They clearly run a website or something where they sell their own blends and roasts and they roast it on a machine just in the middle of the shop which is amazing to see. The smells that hit you as soon as you walk through the door is the smell of a true coffee shop. We got two cappuccinos at €4 each, pretty art, I got the Ethiopian blend and my partner got the Costa Rica blend and they were both delicious. Highly recommend this place. Would go back!

I always looking for special place who makes good coffee, because it’s an art. Here my mission achieved! The coffee is so quality, the barista is professional. Even if I asked cappuccino after the right hour he gave me with pleasure. The milk temperature was perfect. The coffee taste balance. Please do yourself a favour no matter where you are at Bergamo (I walked 3 km for this place) and go to drink coffee. A real good one.

We had Ethiopian and Colombian coffee varieties, which had rich and layered flavours. The store doesn't have much seating room, but it was sufficient for a quick drink. €3-5 for the drinks in general which is good for the quality.