Ferrari Spazio Bollicine

The worst staff with zero customer service skills works there. They chat amongst themselves and have no attention for customers. The cornetto and cappuccino were good but costed €5.50. I understand it's airport prices but it's way more expensive than other bars inside the airport.

Good coffee. I had a quiche too, but the pastry was soft yet it had a good taste. Just the wrong texture. Some of the other pastries looked good if you're looking for something sweet. For a cafe it was perfect.

Calmer than Mercedes bar next door. Better food, much better service, great dive into local beverages.

It’s a kind of hidden gem in the Gate B area. Once you see the Mercedes-Benz cafe, you have already passed the Ferrari Spazio Bollicine.

SNOBS! Wow, the woman that served me takes the reign as the snobbiest Italian of the year award (and by the way, she's a waitress at an airport cafe). I sat down and just asked her if it was possible to get chicken breast with some spinach. She didn't really look all that happy and told me what kind of salads they had. When I asked her how much it would be for just what I requested, she walked away and when she came back she started setting my place at the bar counter. I politely told her that before she began serving me I still needed to know how much the meal would cost. I love by the way how so many people don't care about price, and don't therefore don't ask - so when someone like me does ask the server how much something is, they're completely thrown and don't know what to answer. It's incredible actually. She said that she could give me the spinach and chicken breast for 8 Euro. I decided that was fair for the airport, and considering it was a sit-down bar. She gave me my food, and while it was very good, it was also just simply some fresh spinach and pre-made (cold) chicken breast. It's not as though she were in the back for 15 minutes cooking my meal fresh. It took her 2 minutes (or less) to throw the ingredients together. When it was time to pay, I asked for the bill and they wanted to charge me 9.50 Euro - even after she said again it would be only 8. I asked why and she said it was for the service charge (which is standard in Italy). I asked her if that was on the menu somewhere. Both waitresses looked and couldn't find it. Then I asked if that rule was written somewhere where the customer could see that that was a mandatory charge. They said no, and looked put out that I didn't want to pay it. She argued with me that that was how it was done everywhere in Italy and I had to pay it. I said I wasn't going to because it wasn't written anywhere and that not all places in Italy charge the seating fee. She then began charging my debit card with a snobby attitude and said, "That's fine...I mean, I gave you a discount on the salad anyway, and we're talking about 1.50 Euro - it's only 1.50 Euro, so I'm not going to argue with you about it, but you should pay it because that's what everyone has to pay." Good. I'm glad you're "not arguing" with me about it. So then why make the comment? If it's only 1.50 Euro and if you don't care, then why even bother acting offended that I don't want to pay it? It's obscene in Italy that they have these seating fees, and what's worse is when there's no evidence of it being mandatory before sitting down. In that case, always stand your ground that you don't have to pay. I highly recommend you choose another place to eat rather than here, just because of the snobby service.

Quite enjoyable for an airport restaurant. The quality of the products used is undeniably above top tier quality. Staff are not overtly smiling though.

Very delicious food, great service. One of the best airport bars I have seen so far...

Amazing food and fantastic service!!!! Definitely grab something here if you have a spare 30-45 minutes on your layover