Torrefazione Cannaregio

Excellent spot to go for your coffee and baked good when in Venice. It's best to go early in the morning as it starts to fill up throughout the afternoon. The service staff here are incredibly efficient and are always cleaning the few tables available so that everyone can have the chance to sit down and relax - very hard workers. Enjoy your light breakfast by the canal and soak up the sunshine before your big day of exploring!

They are a well-oiled machine here!! All the staff were very helpful & kind. The cappuccinos were FANTASTIC. I loved that they had so many different coffee bean options from different regions as well as dairy-free milks. Very cute spot & a ton of seating(which is a must for them since they’re always so busy!) green flags all around.

Simply amazing. If you are in Venice, this is the only place to get quality coffee. Our family made it a point to make it here every day while we visited. The quality of the espresso and pastries is simply unmatched. For drip, you can even pick your beans, bring it to the counter and they’ll make it for you. Pastries are fresh and when they run out, they’re gone for the day so best to get there earlier if you want to try them all. Brother got a mango smoothie and loved that as well. Friendly staff that help guide everyone through the process of ordering and then paying after you are finished. Helps make you slow down and enjoy— I loved it. The line is nonstop so I think everyone else does as well :) I love everything about Venice but would actually come back just for this coffee shop alone. 20/10 recommendation.

While there’s plenty of decent and good coffee in Venice, there’s really no “new wave” coffee shops other than Torrefazione Cannaregio. So if you are in a desperate need of a new wave coffee, do come here or complain endlessly. The filter and flat white were both excellent. The pastries not as exciting but honestly I think it doesn’t matter, you should come here for coffee.

Just okay. Focaccia was stale and tasted like nothing( but this could be subjective to my own taste buds). Cold brew was pretty diluted and could barely taste the beans. I would only go to them if I’m severely craving specialty coffee and there’s nothing better in the area.

This is one of the only coffee shops in Venice. However it’s quite overrated. Especially since it’s not very centrally located, it’s not worth the walk. The service was not very good. They even charge for water which is crazy since tap water should always be free. I’ve never had to pay for water next to coffee in a coffee shop before. The vibe has also become extremely tourist, lots of people taking photos and videos of everything. The part that I was the most annoyed with was that they turned away many people saying that they were closing 40 minutes before the closing time on Google Maps. Which I found very rude and unacceptable.

Best coffee & tee shop in northern / west venice! Professional barista, fresh crossaints (even vegan) super and fair prices. Best thing; isn’t a work place - so no laptops around you 🙏🏻🥐

Even though I bought half a kilo of coffee beans, they charged me extra for the 2 americanos I drank (Salesman didn't even offer me a cup of coffee). They also charged 4 euros for an americano instead of the normal price of 3 euros. Prices of coffee beans too expensive (60 €/kg)!! also. A place with no special features. They obviously advertised a lot and bought google reviews. Not recommended Edit after consume: I experienced a level of fraud in this so-called coffee shop that I have never encountered before in Europe. During my visit to Venice, I looked for a quality coffee shop and found this place by looking at Google reviews. Then I went out of my way to come to this shop in the morning (closed in the afternoon). I bought the so-called gourmet coffee beans because I thought they were of good quality. I have been making my own coffee with my coffee machines at home for years. Therefore, I know a lot about coffee beans and coffees, but apparently I do not have enough experience when it comes to frauds! When I opened the coffee beans I bought to grind them, I noticed the stale appearance and irregular size of the beans. I still wanted to grind them and taste them. So I put about 40 grams of coffee in the grinder and turned it on, I heard strange sounds and crackling, and then the grinder broke. The reason is that the coffee beans are hard as a rock and stale!! CONCLUSION: Definitely a place to stay away from! I do not recommend even walking in front of it.

Excellent spot to go for your coffee and baked good when in Venice. It's best to go early in the morning as it starts to fill up throughout the afternoon. The service staff here are incredibly efficient and are always cleaning the few tables available so that everyone can have the chance to sit down and relax - very hard workers. Enjoy your light breakfast by the canal and soak up the sunshine before your big day of exploring!

They are a well-oiled machine here!! All the staff were very helpful & kind. The cappuccinos were FANTASTIC. I loved that they had so many different coffee bean options from different regions as well as dairy-free milks. Very cute spot & a ton of seating(which is a must for them since they’re always so busy!) green flags all around.

Simply amazing. If you are in Venice, this is the only place to get quality coffee. Our family made it a point to make it here every day while we visited. The quality of the espresso and pastries is simply unmatched. For drip, you can even pick your beans, bring it to the counter and they’ll make it for you. Pastries are fresh and when they run out, they’re gone for the day so best to get there earlier if you want to try them all. Brother got a mango smoothie and loved that as well. Friendly staff that help guide everyone through the process of ordering and then paying after you are finished. Helps make you slow down and enjoy— I loved it. The line is nonstop so I think everyone else does as well :) I love everything about Venice but would actually come back just for this coffee shop alone. 20/10 recommendation.

While there’s plenty of decent and good coffee in Venice, there’s really no “new wave” coffee shops other than Torrefazione Cannaregio. So if you are in a desperate need of a new wave coffee, do come here or complain endlessly. The filter and flat white were both excellent. The pastries not as exciting but honestly I think it doesn’t matter, you should come here for coffee.

Just okay. Focaccia was stale and tasted like nothing( but this could be subjective to my own taste buds). Cold brew was pretty diluted and could barely taste the beans. I would only go to them if I’m severely craving specialty coffee and there’s nothing better in the area.

This is one of the only coffee shops in Venice. However it’s quite overrated. Especially since it’s not very centrally located, it’s not worth the walk. The service was not very good. They even charge for water which is crazy since tap water should always be free. I’ve never had to pay for water next to coffee in a coffee shop before. The vibe has also become extremely tourist, lots of people taking photos and videos of everything. The part that I was the most annoyed with was that they turned away many people saying that they were closing 40 minutes before the closing time on Google Maps. Which I found very rude and unacceptable.

Best coffee & tee shop in northern / west venice! Professional barista, fresh crossaints (even vegan) super and fair prices. Best thing; isn’t a work place - so no laptops around you 🙏🏻🥐

Even though I bought half a kilo of coffee beans, they charged me extra for the 2 americanos I drank (Salesman didn't even offer me a cup of coffee). They also charged 4 euros for an americano instead of the normal price of 3 euros. Prices of coffee beans too expensive (60 €/kg)!! also. A place with no special features. They obviously advertised a lot and bought google reviews. Not recommended Edit after consume: I experienced a level of fraud in this so-called coffee shop that I have never encountered before in Europe. During my visit to Venice, I looked for a quality coffee shop and found this place by looking at Google reviews. Then I went out of my way to come to this shop in the morning (closed in the afternoon). I bought the so-called gourmet coffee beans because I thought they were of good quality. I have been making my own coffee with my coffee machines at home for years. Therefore, I know a lot about coffee beans and coffees, but apparently I do not have enough experience when it comes to frauds! When I opened the coffee beans I bought to grind them, I noticed the stale appearance and irregular size of the beans. I still wanted to grind them and taste them. So I put about 40 grams of coffee in the grinder and turned it on, I heard strange sounds and crackling, and then the grinder broke. The reason is that the coffee beans are hard as a rock and stale!! CONCLUSION: Definitely a place to stay away from! I do not recommend even walking in front of it.