Caffè degli Specchi

Loved my visits to this cafe. It feels very traditional and it’s super cosy inside. I loved the locals popping in for coffee and the place was so friendly. Cappuccino was frothy and perfect! I enjoyed a few mornings here taking a cappuccino and a croissant - lovely little spot

I had dinner here, I got a table right away. I spotted the place even before because they had tables in the street, and it was nice and cute. I was looking for a place for dinner and they were still open and serving food. I had pasta in walnut sauce and a glas of wine. The waiter helped me to choose the wine and it was quite good. I really liked everything - the place, the food, the staff. Every recommendation.

Very nice & cute bar. Extremly friendly staff. Cool place to chill and meet friends

My go to place for cappuccino and delicious croissants when in historic town in Genova. One of the places where you can drink your cappucino like a Genovian, dipping in foccacia. Their croissants are amazing.

The food was amazing! It’s in a alley next to a grand square where live music gets played most of the time. It’s in the center of the city with authentic dishes and especially the service was amazing! The cook came out to ask if everything tasted good and the waiters were beyond friendly and always willing to help! Huge recommendation love this place!!

Great for coffee and pastries at affordable prices. Great location and seating area with a lovely view of Genovese old town. The staff are amazing and kind. I always try to learn the language of the country I visit and practise with the locals, the blonde staff member (I forget her name sorry) is always patient when I attempt to speak Italian and also responds in Italian, helping me with words/phrases that I struggle with. Whereas many shops and staff in the city refuse to speak Italian if you’re not fluent, the staff in this café are patient and encourage your learning, and that for me is priceless.

Very nice 100 years old rooms and pleasent terasse outside. This place was a poultry shop before becoming a cafe in 1917. Service and food quite good.Typical atmosphere. You can discover two beautiful rooms even at the 2nd floor. (Forget the bathroom.)

Pretty interior, but crowdedness and awful accoustics make for an unpleasantly loud atmosphere. Prices are relatively high.

The three stars are for the food specifically. I'd normally rate a bit less for the space and service but this was one of my favorite meals in Italy so I think it worth some of the grief. It was raining, so we ate in the upstairs restaurant. They surely made the most of their space! The bathroom under the stairs had a door blocked about a quarter of the way up by the stairs themselves. In the restaurant, there were only two other taken tables at the time, but if it were a full house this place would be an acoustic nightmare and we'd all be fighting for space and oxygen. The service was meh, but a bottle of wine can fix that. The menu was also meager - only 5 items to select from, but they were the specials of the day and prepared fresh so everything on that teeny tiny menu was incredible. As for the meal - YUM. I had the fresh pasta with locally made pesto. I may or may not have licked the plate. The focaccia with olive oil was a delicious accompanyment and I could have subsited the rest of my trip on that alone. We also sampled the roasted vegetable platter with cheese - also wonderful. Bottom line: If you have the time to just enjoy yourself, this will be a wonderful meal.