Prosecco Caffe

Wishing everyone a very happy Coronation weekend in . We hope you will join us in raising a glass to His Majesty King Charles III & The Queen Consort Camilla on this historic day. Here’s to a long and happy reign 🥂

Always nice to see our clients happy about their experience!

Tired of the working week? At you can buy a bottle of to drink it at home… and the second is 40% off!

Would you like to do a guided tasting? Let us know in the comments!

Do you want to live the real experience? is one of the best cocktail to try… only if it’s made with our

Cake and ? What a nice combo! We are waiting for you to come and taste it!

Enjoy our served at the right temperature, around 6°-7° C
Pop by to have a glass of it!

At there is always a good reason to raise your glasses and make a toast!

Are you looking for a place for a or ? You can book an area of our restaurant and enjoy an with your colleagues!

It’s Thursday!! That can only mean one thing… 🥂Come celebrate the with a delicious or a glass of paired with some classic Italian treats. Thursday is the new Friday after all…
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Do you know what the are?
They’re located in the province of Treviso, Veneto, in the north-east of Italy and encompass a area that produces the famous wine.

waiting for the weekend! Our coffee is made following the rules of the perfect with

It’s prosecco o’clock! Everytime is a good time for at

Do you know the origin of the ?
The originated in , that magical city situated on a series of six islands at the edge of the Adriatic Sea. The “streets” of Venice are waterways, making boats the official transportation choice. Of all the differing watercraft in Venice, the gondola is the most well-known. It is an ancient rowboat, evolving over the last 1,000 years to become the sleek, graceful shape you see today. Its unique, asymmetrical design allows just one oarsman to navigate the narrow Venetian waterways using a single oar.
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We are in an state of mind today!
Do you want to try one of the best ?

It’s springtime! Our are !
In this period, walking through the vineyards, a sweet and intoxicating scent typical of the flowering period of the vine wafts in the air. The flowers of the vine, even if not characterized by colourful and gaudy petals, are many, as many as the future grapes will be

CELEBRATE MUM... the italian way!
Spend £100 on a gift card, and recive a bottle of , 3 dishes and dessert for two at

“Wherever you go and whatever you do, may the luck of the Irish be there with you.”
Happy to you all!

It’s time! Try our “pick me up and coffee” offer to make your day full of energy!

let’s start the week with some for lunch! We offer the classic beef lasagna and the vegetarian one.

Time for the ! An is a pre-meal drink; the experience of aperitivo is a cultural ritual. Derived from the Latin “aperire”, the translation is meant “to open” the stomach before dining. Accordingly, for centuries Italians have said cheers “cin cin” over drinks and appetizers in the early evening hours between work and dinner.

“Where there is a woman there is magic” N. Shange

Happy to all our magical clients!

For our first opening we choose
Did you know these 3 facts about and the ?
1. Big Ben is not the name for the tower, but is actually the name for the clock in the Tower
2. London is the smallest city in
3. Every day Londoners are popping a bottle of

Our choice about coffee is
The we use is 100% . Despite the name, this variety of coffee plant originated in Ethiopia and represents 75% of the world coffee production. Currently, Brazil is the largest Arabica coffee producer in the world, followed by several other Latin American countries. The beans have a typical green-blue and yellow-green colour and an elongated shape. Regarding the taste and aroma, Arabica produces an aromatic, sweet and delicate coffee and is characterized by a low caffeine content, between 0.8 and 1.5%.

According to one of the many legends about it, the term comes from a gondolier’s exclamation: one day, when tasting a new , he cried out “Bon, bon! Questo xe proprio un “vin de bàcaro” (“Very, very good! This is a bàcaro’s wine, indeed”). The Venetian phrase “far bàcara” means going on a drinking bout, in honour of Bacchus. And this is how, following the high wake of the “good wine”, the typical Venetian taverns were born.