Ca'puccino

Walking in the streets of Milan, we were looking for a place to have some coffee and some eggs. Well this place did it!! Totally awesome, coffee was on point and so were the eggs. The Benedicts with some cappuccino, best way to start your morning.

If I'm ever around this area, I'll stop by again.

This is a fun and stylish coffee shop with a combination of traditional fare (espresso, cappuccino, etc) and pastries along with more froofroo drinks (lattes with additives and what-not that you might find in a chain from Seattle). They have free WiFi that seems to actually work so the spot stays crowded with tourists and locals looking for a spot to hang out, chat, work or just relax.

We had a few panini's with our coffee and they were very well presented, with marinated olives and some chip-like crackers.

We are definitely fans but I wouldn't say this is the best coffee spot on the planet. The search continues...

For a cafe, ca'puccino definitely deserves 4 stars. It's located at the end of the busy shopping street Buenos Aires. Plenty of locals come here, but they also speak English and has English menu too. The servers are prompt and friendly. The seating is comfortable, and there's free wifi! There are large ceiling to floor windows so you can people watch inside in the comfort of an air conditioned cafe.

There are fresh juices, coffee, and tea. I got the two course menu that comes with main dish, dessert, bottle of water, and expresso. The mozzarella salad is big, and the fresh mozzarella just melt in your mouth! I didn't give 5 stars as there were not that many food options to choose from, but this is more of drink place anyways. If you need a place to relax after a long stroll, this is just the perfect spot.

Coffee quality largely varies in between great and totally burned, the latte macchiato is not worth the name it and foaming milks seems to be hard task to master. I really wonder about this place, because I just can't comprehend the previous ratings. If you come on a Sunday, calculate waiting times for the tremendously slow service. The brioche is ok. Service is amazingly slow.

Delightful and reasonable for breakfast or a snack.

The drinks are better than their food but the combos are great and everything photographs very nicely.

They are located on a corner near the Sheraton at one end of the Buenos Aires shopping street. Most all the servers speak English here, there is free wi-fi, and the establishment has clean restrooms.

Awesome litte Cafe with great salads. Definitely recommend it if your in the neighborhood doing some shopping.

Excellent place for morning coffee and pastry. When I stay ay the Nearby hotels I come here for the 1,20 cappuccino. Much more reasonable than the 6,50 ones at the hotels. Plus it's better coffee!