News Breakfast in Sanremo: A Flavorful Festival Experience by Olivier Watson January 30, 2025 3 min 9 If you’re at the Sanremo Festival, don’t miss these breakfast spots! From focaccia to sweet treats, each bite tells a delicious story!Discovering Breakfast Delights in Sanremo When you think of breakfast, what comes to mind? Perhaps a warm croissant paired with a rich espresso? In Sanremo, especially during the vibrant Festival della Canzone Italiana, breakfast takes on a delightful twist. Imagine starting your day with local specialties like focaccia pucciata in cappuccino or indulging in sweet Baci di Sanremo. The options are truly tantalizing! Let me share with you my recent morning adventure as I explored four must-visit cafes and patisseries that have quickly become my favorites. 1. Basilico e Pinoli: A Modern Bistro Vibe Nestled on Corso Matuzia, this bistro-style café instantly draws you in with its inviting atmosphere. What struck me was their commitment to quality; every espresso is crafted from a 100% Arabica blend. Their selection of pastries ranges from seasonal tarts to freshly baked focaccias. I was particularly impressed by the sardenaira, a savory delight loaded with tomatoes, anchovies, and olives. Enjoying breakfast here is not just about the food; it’s an experience enhanced by their charming outdoor seating during summer. 2. Caffè Brancaccio: Tradition Meets Innovation Newly opened in June 2023, Caffè Brancaccio has swiftly gained popularity for its elegant approach to pastry making. Under the guidance of chef Stefano Laghi, this café combines traditional flavors with modern techniques. I couldn’t resist trying their chocolate cake—rich and perfectly balanced! Plus, they offer an array of sweet and savory options that cater to all tastes. 3. Café Renaissance: Timeless Charm Celebrating over 70 years of service, Café Renaissance is a staple in Sanremo’s culinary scene. I was drawn to their extensive menu featuring delightful pastries like pain suisse and cornetti. The moment I took my first bite of their local specialty, the Baci di Sanremo—a sweet almond treat—I understood why this place remains beloved by locals and visitors alike. Their outdoor seating under the porticoes adds to its allure. 4. Oltre: Contemporary Elegance Located within the historic Palazzo Borea d’Olmo, Oltre offers a stunning backdrop for breakfast or brunch any day of the week. I relished their pistachio latte while sampling savory delights such as eggs and bacon alongside their famed cornetti ischitani. It was incredible how seamlessly they fuse historical charm with contemporary culinary trends. Why Breakfast Matters During Festivals Attending events like the Sanremo Festival isn’t just about music; it’s also about connecting with local culture through cuisine. Each meal shared fosters community spirit and creates memories worth savoring long after the festival ends. 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Photo by Lex Sirikiat on Unsplash breakfastfocaccia Olivier Watson Olivier Watson is a food and travel enthusiast, especially when it comes to rosé wine. Growing up in an ebullient atmosphere of fine culinary delights, he has traveled throughout most of the famous wine regions of the world-from quaint vineyards in Provence down to the sun-kissed hills of Napa Valley. For Olivier, the love of rosé is not only about the wine but also the memories over a glass with friends and family. previous post Discovering Gyotaku: A Unique Japanese Culinary Art next post Discovering Low-Alcohol Wines: A Flavorful Shift Ahead Sustainable Wine: My Journey from Property to Purpose February 24, 2025 Fair Match: My Surprising Take on Wine Networking February 24, 2025 San Lorenzo’s Gastronomic Shift: Is Authenticity Fading? February 24, 2025 Where to Find Healthy Yet Delicious Eats in... 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