TAZZE PAZZE Specialty Coffee

Great atmosphere and a really cozy place to sit. The coffee is excellent, and the fresh orange juice is just as good. The croissant was fresh and delicious, and the staff were quick and friendly. Prices are reasonable too. I highly recommend this spot for a good coffee and a fresh croissant.

Amazing breakfast spot in Genova! The food and drinks were absolutely delicious. The staff were always kind and welcoming. Service was excellent, fast and friendly every time. We spent a week in Genova and came here every single morning. We had a wonderful experience here, can’t wait to come back!

A cute coffee and matcha spot that also serves brunch and a great selection of food! They have their dietaries clearly outlined on the menu and the QR code to scan their menu in English was helpful. We got avocado on a bagel and egg which was delicious!

Lovely caffé with delicious coffee and a tasty brunch options. Pistacchio croissants are out of this world. Must go if you’re in Genova. When it’s busy it takes some time to wait for the table.

Stopped by for breakfast after a long trip and it was the perfect start to the day! We had the matcha, comfort avocado toast, and banana bread - all super yummy. The matcha was creamy, the scrambled eggs on the avocado toast were perfectly seasoned, and the banana bread was rich and moist. The café is tucked away in a lovely, quaint palazzo. Definitely coming back!

Really cute spot for coffee - coffee is so good too. It’s a real cute place - I stopped for an oat cappuccino and croissant a couple of times and both times received a friendly welcome. Cute selection of daily pastries too.

Quite an atmospheric spot in one of Genova's laneways. Excellent coffee, friendly service. The outside area is on a bit of an incline but comfortable none the less.

I really wanted to like this place, but everything about it was disappointing. The focaccia was stale and dry — more like something that had been sitting out all morning than freshly baked. It was tough around the edges and flavorless. Honestly, I had better focaccia at a gas station the other day. The coffee was another letdown: bitter, lukewarm, and way overpriced for what you get. For a place that calls itself “specialty coffee,” it tasted like something you’d get from a vending machine. The service was the worst part. The staff acted like they couldn’t be bothered. No greeting, no smile — just cold, impatient energy. I had to wave someone down for a spoon, and when they finally came over, they dropped it on the table without a word. Overall, this place completely missed the mark: stale food, bad coffee, rude service, and no warmth at all. There are so many better spots in Genoa.