Pasticceria Liquoreria Marescotti

Super cute place with nice pastries and friendly staff. The cornettos filled with jam were really nice.

Loved it! Best pastries I've had paired with top notch espresso and cappuccino. It's in the center, but it feels kind of local. You had people drinking their espresso at the bar while standing, and the waiters were working hard but also having a good time with each other and the customers. I think it's a long standing spot for locals since it opened forever ago. The interior is beautiful!! Really, like the design is sort of timeless, it's clean but has these gorgeous finishes and touches. For this reason, I recommend to sit inside. The logo was also nice and classic. It felt good to be in there. Lastly, they sell these cookies (I forget what they're called) but they're sold in red boxes and they have them on display. They also sell individuals so you can try it for yourself. This is where we got gifts for the family to take back home. So nice! Will definitely visit again if I'm in Genoa again.

This summer I asked to go to the toilet to Bar Fossatello and they told me No! I had already an ice cream in a previous bar. Fortunately this Pasticceria Marescotti gave me the chance to to the toilet without consuming anything… very polite! Thank you 🤩

Nice historic caffe / bar - interesting selection of vermouths, liqueurs, amaro etc, either to have a glass there and then, or to buy by the bottle. I found a Genovese vermouth here which is an interesting rarity.

Very old store and good pasticheria.

Charming and quiet small café in a fantastic street in Genova. Tasty desserts with proper Italian coffee. What a dreamy way to start your morning!

So beautiful historical and old place. We had here cappuccino and brioches in the morning. I expected that it will be expensive, but it wasn't.

Staff extremely rude. My family and I had grabbed a bite from Vico, Polleria macelleria just across the street (which was very yum and the staff were very friendly!!). We saw that there was a small plaza with tables and went to eat there. A waitress from Pasticceria Liquoreria Marescotti came over to us and was very rude, informing us that the tables were for their patrons only. We were extremely apologetic as we did not realize and it was clear this was not intentional on our part—the only thing marking the plaza was a small sign that looked more like an ad to head into the shop rather than marking that the tables were for their use only, which is why we thought it was for public use. The plaza was also remarkably empty! We tried to make things right and wanted to sit down to have a coffee from their shop, but she insisted that we leave. It was also very clear that she was trash talking us when she went to speak to another table. Funny enough, we were planning to stop in there after we were done with what we had gotten from Vico, Polleria macelleria. The interaction completely turned us off and we went somewhere else afterwards. Tell your staff to treat people like they are people, especially when you know you are located in a tourist area immediately off the port.