Take an inventory of classic cafes in Italian fashion

In 2014, Italian century-old coffee brand CAFFE PASCUCCI opened a branch in Beijing Spring OUTLETS, winning many fans for its strong coffee and elegant artistic style, filling the gap in the current market for mellow espresso and setting off a fashion trend for espresso among coffee lovers.

Italy is a "pilgrimage" for coffee lovers. In Italy, those old cafes sometimes carry a weight of time. Next, please follow the author and visit those old Italian cafes.

COVA Cafe-- adjacent to the theatre, the gathering place of art pioneers

In 1817, COVA Cafe was born in Milan, the fashion capital, adjacent to the top theatre La Scala. Since its completion, it has attracted actors, musicians, playwrights and celebrities. As a gathering place for art pioneers and scholars, it has left an important brushstroke in Italian history. During World War II in 1943, the COVA and La Scala theatres were severely damaged. In 1950, COVA moved to the fashion center Via Monenapoleone, with the accumulation of time, a large number of fans, including the famous star David Beckham.

Greek Cafe (Antico Caff Greco)-the choice of famous families, the preference of poets and writers

The Greek Cafe is located on Via Condotti near Piazza Spaines in Rome. Marble tables, sofa seats, waiters in tuxedos, countless mirrors, the illusion of going back in time makes people feel as if they were in the elegance of 1760. English poets Keats, Byron, Shelley, French writer Stendhal, Italian sculptor Canova, Norwegian writer Ibsen, Russian writer Gogol, Polish musician Chopin, French composer Berlioz, Bizi, Hungarian composer Liszt and others are all regulars of the cafe. In addition, the masterpiece "Princess of Tarives" by Goethe, a great German writer, was completed here.

Quadri Cafe Cafe-listen to music in the open air and have the most beautiful living room in the world

Located in Venice's famous Piazza San Marco, opposite the ancient Florian Cafe, Quadri Cafe is famous for its open-air music and looks gracefully at tourists from all over the world. provide them with mellow espresso and Austrian desserts. The bright green open-air seats are particularly conspicuous in the sunlight. It is said that the morning light here is the most beautiful, allowing the rising sun to sprinkle all over the body. Because Venice has been ruled by Austria before, and the cafe has changed hands to the Austrians, it still retains some of the traditional Austrian desserts. Turn to the second floor, there is a magnificently decorated restaurant, both romantic and gorgeous, often used as a venue for weddings.

Florian Cafe Caff è Florian-- the oldest coffee shop in the world

Florian Cafe is a cafe in Venice, Italy, located in the new executive residence building in Piazza San Marco. Opened on December 29, 1720, it is one of the oldest cafes in continuous operation. The elegant environment has attracted many famous people, including Goethe, Byron, Proust and Dickens, as a meeting place for people from different social strata. Rings fly, things have changed, but the Florian Cafe is still the charm of the early 18th century. Taking a nap in Goethe's seat, enjoying the landscapes of Canaletto and depicting the scenery seen from inside the store, the scenery of St. Mark's Cathedral and clock tower is the same as it is today, as if time and space crisscross. Therefore, many people will lament that there is probably no more desirable cafe in the world than Venice Florian.

It can be seen that Italian coffee has a long history and has formed a unique coffee culture! And the popularity of espresso in China can also be predicted, PASCUCCI chooses the Chinese market with great potential to develop very wisely! At present, the chain franchise business of PASCUCCI in China is responsible for by Defoe Holdings, which has rich experience in joining leisure catering chains and can provide all-round support for franchisees.