Lanza’s Cafe
Cafe · Carrboro ·

Lanza’s Cafe

Cafe · Carrboro ·

Espresso, bagels, pastries, gluten-free treats, events

Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null
Lanza’s Cafe by null

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601 W Main St C, Carrboro, NC 27510 Get directions

$1–10

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601 W Main St C, Carrboro, NC 27510 Get directions

+1 919 967 9398
lanzascafe.com
@lanzascafe

$1–10

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reservations

Last updated

Nov 19, 2025

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Inside Iconic Staten Island Pizzeria Joe and Pat’s New East Village Location | Eater NY

"I learned the space previously belonged to Lanza’s, an Italian restaurant that operated for over a century before closing in 2017; Joe and Pat’s preserved murals painted in the ’20s and stained glass from the former restaurant, and the original Lanza’s sign still shines beneath the new, intentionally faded Joe and Pat’s sign." - Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya

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"I noticed the space formerly belonged to Lanza’s, an Italian restaurant that had been around for more than a century before closing in 2017; remnants like murals painted in the ’20s and stained glass remain, and keeping some of that history alive was important to the Pappalardos because many people said how much they missed Lanza’s." - Serena Dai

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Lanza’s Cafe

Lockie H.

Google
I love the community elements of this café. The events calendar, the aspirational writings in the bathroom etc. And they have lots of great spaces to sit, but it is not a quiet space! Which is fine. Just for those wishing a more intimate environment, to work on projects, it’s a bit loud. My only complaint is that I wish they had a wider selection of pastries. Or things that were not pastry-like? Just some different varieties of food. Overall, my Cortado was very good! Also, it would’ve been lovely to sit outside but it was so darn hot! i’m certain that doubles their seating in the milder months.

Lane M.

Google
I visited here only once (so far!!! I WILL RETURN-was just visiting town). It was months ago… I remember loving it and asking the sweet barista if she had any stickers. It’s kind of my thing… In new towns I like to visit coffee shops and if I like them, I get a sticker and put it on my water bottle to remember the place so I know to go back there :-)… the barista said that they were out but would be ordering more soon. She asked me for my address and said she would send me one when she got more… Like I said it’s been months :-) Today I received this in the mail see attached photo… It made my day it made me feel so good to get this letter and to feel remembered. Customer service is very important to me. As I also am in customer service. Lanza Cafe remembered me. That makes me smile. Great job guys. I will definitely be back and highly recommend ❤️❤️❤️ Included with the letter are two of the cutest stickers will also attach photo.

Laura V.

Google
Came here for the first time with my sister (after driving past it so many times!) , Lanza’s Cafe is such a neat place! Coffee was delicious, food was amazing and satisfying, the atmosphere was welcoming and I didn’t feel out of place. Will be returning soon!

Isabella G.

Google
Cozy, homey, warm, local-roots coffee shop with a fun social calendar! Very eclectic. Mugs & furniture are mismashed, food options are very “ski chalet meets study core” (burritos, chili, pizza, sandwiches, pastries) Coffee, matcha, hot cocoa, brew coffee, large herbal tea selection, wine, beer, $9-11 smoothies, milk options (whole, oat, almond, soy, low fat, non-fat, etc). Italian! Wifi, some outlets, indoor & outdoor seating, great work working and studying. Usually packed during exams / on weekends. Table-sharing is very normal. They have fun nights like Sunday jazz and trivia. Very communal feel. Books sprawled. Decorated for Christmas. Really amazing spot 🤍 been going here for years! Also, woman owned :)

Raymond Carbonneau R.

Google
Good food, good music. Lots of options! Will be back for more. Nice community atmosphere.

Isabella W.

Google
I rarely write reviews, particularly negative ones, but my girlfriend and I came here and normally I really love Lanzas. But the worker got every single thing we ordered wrong. I got a plain bagel when I had ordered an everything, my girlfriend got a bagel that was stale and not what the employee said was their seasonal bagel, and she also got her eggs fried when she asked for scrambled. The food and drinks here are VERY pricey so if I’m going to order there, I would hope there’s a bit more attention paid to detail.

henry S.

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Lanzas has always had the nicest staff and atmosphere out of the cafes in the area. The drinks are consistently good and well priced. It has become a regular stop in my week because of how kind the baristas are and how great of a place it is to do work. Keep up the good work y’all

Harrison L.

Google
Great atmosphere, good coffee and good food - overall a really cool coffee shop vibe with lots of options for outdoor seating. It’s just too expensive and understaffed. Waits/lines are long and it feels like you’re in everyone’s way while you stand around waiting. Even at times with less traffic. A runner and a number system would make a huge difference IMO. It would help justify the wait times and prices. There must be a reason this process isn’t used but from a customer’s perspective, it’s a needed change. I think if I were to come in and pay $9-10 for latte in a mug and a scone then get a number and have my order brought to the table, it would be 5 stars but when the total is $12-13 (before tip) and no server/runner, I hesitate a bit. All that said, if you’re okay with those 2 cons, everything else seems great.