Sirani

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  Lara El Ghandour 3 years ago

  5.0

  One of the best experiences in my life! Highly highly recommended! Went there with group of family and friends. The chef Nero went above and beyond with his extraordinary service and delicious plates! We were confused with the choices and what to eat, and he offered to suggest the most yummy Italian plates. Pizzaz, bread, beer, desserts.. everything was just amazing! The chef even used google translate for us to understand everything being served! Astonishing place and unforgettable experience! I would definitely go again to indulge with this beautiful authentic Italian experience! The staff were very friendly too! If you haven’t passed by yet, please do!

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  Giancarlo Acciavatti 6 months ago

  5.0

  Impressive eclectic bakery which was worth visiting while in Brescia. I loved the breakfast snd could not resist from overbuying the delicious brioches, the chocolate bread loaf, their caviar and i only wish they will be closer from home , I strongly suggest a visit of this hidden gem out of the tourist area

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  Chiara Mignani 2 years ago

  1.0

  Agreeing with most of reviews here. Another place run by two boomers overpricing bad products. They seem Italian but without a proper knowledge of Italian, reminded me of the old Italian I heard in the countryside from contadini. Tried with

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  Andrea Festa 2 years ago

  1.0

  We went there for a breakfast on a Sunday. We were 6 people and a dog; two arrived 10 minutes before the others and we're continuously pressed by the staff, who told them multiple times they could not occupy the seats. It was prohibited to … More

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  Matthew E 3 years ago

  2.0

  Good pastries, but the store is poorly designed so it becomes very difficult to walk around the place with all of the lines inside of the store. Also, charging 1€ for tap water in a paper cup is unnecessary. There are much better pasticcerias and cafes in Brescia.

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  Anonymous

  Terrible experience, especially because of the way we were treated. We went in, we ate, we paid regularly, and we were simply talking among ourselves with two small children, both under a year old. The children were making a little noise, as is absolutely normal for such small children, but nothing exaggerated or out of control. At a certain point, the person I assume was the owner arrived with an extremely rude and disrespectful attitude, making us feel as if we were unwanted people and as if we were creating who knows what kind of problem. The reason? The place was very noisy and there was a lot of echo. It is a pity that the acoustics of the place certainly do not depend on us. If speaking normally is enough for the noise to be amplified, perhaps it would be appropriate to intervene in the environment with sound-absorbing panels, instead of making the problem fall on the customers. It would have been enough to approach us politely and simply say: "Excuse me, there is a lot of reverberation, would you be able to lower your voices a little?" Or, even better, kindly suggest moving outside. A request made politely would have been perfectly understandable. Instead, we received truly unpleasant treatment, almost as if we should feel guilty for an absolutely normal situation. We ate, we paid, and we were simply spending time together. We were not deliberately disturbing anyone. And above all, we are talking about two babies who are not even a year old. It is evident that with such small children there may be some moments of noise. If a place is not suitable for welcoming families with children, it would perhaps be appropriate to communicate it clearly. The most disappointing thing was not even the request to make less noise, which can be absolutely legitimate. It was the way in which it was made. A customer can easily accept a request when it is made with kindness and respect. Making them feel uncomfortable and out of place, however, is a completely different matter. From a place like this, we would have expected a minimum of hospitality and understanding. If the acoustics create problems, the acoustics can be improved. What should never need to be improved, however, is the respect shown to one's customers. Terrible experience. We will not return and we do not feel like recommending this place, especially to families looking for a serene and welcoming environment.Read more

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  Anonymous

  The place is very nice and the food is good. The prices are rather high, but consistent with the quality offered. We had a hearty breakfast with five people, ordering various pastries, pizza, and coffee. After finishing breakfast, we decided to stay for lunch as well. The place was practically empty and we ordered two pizzas, since we had just eaten. To our surprise, a waitress told us rather rudely that two pizzas were too few and that we would have to order more if we wanted to stay. Only after pointing out that we had just had a hearty breakfast there did they let us sit. It is a shame, because the place is worth a visit, but the rudeness of several staff members definitely ruined the experience.Read more

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  Anonymous

  I have been a customer of Sirani for years and despite the high prices, I have always acknowledged their quality. This morning I refused to pay 4 dollars for a brioche. Perhaps they decided to charge for the new, splendid location in Brescia Due.Read more

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  Anonymous

  A fantastic experience, everything is TOPRead more

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  Anonymous

  Charming place, food of indescribable quality, excellent service. What can I say, I recommend it to everyone. There is no place in Brescia where you can eat this well. Worthy of at least one star ⭐️Read more

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