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Caffè Dei Frari O Toppo
More than a century-old, coming here is taking a leap back in time. On a cold winter's day especially, there's nothing better than sinking into a cushioned bench behind a tiny round table and hugging a hot cuppa, an afternoon spritz or wine and the paper.
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Caffè Del Doge
Long a coffee-roasting workshop, this is now a gourmet coffee-tasting spot. The creamy décor and sometimes-loud music might not appeal, but the brew is sublime. Italian coffee is good but here it goes one better. Have a Guatemala Huehuetenango espresso (around €2.70 ) and taste the difference.
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Caffè Quadri
Quadri is in much the same league as Florian, and it's equally steeped in history. Indeed, it opened its doors well before its better known competitor, in 1683. In the days of the Austrian occupation, it was the Austrians' favourite hangout on the square (they weren't made to feel particularly welcome at Florian's). The first-floor dining area is a luxury trip, all dripping chandeliers, baroque mirrors and heavy wall hangings.
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