Gucci Caffè

Clean and chic café with friendly employees. There is a variety of food to choose from — pizza, sandwiches, salads and pastries. The prices are surprisingly low given that it is the Gucci café after all. I tried the turkey sandwich and the bread was so crispy, flaky, and buttery; I was very impressed. I also tried a petit dessert and a soy cappuccino. Everything was good and fairly priced so it’s worth a stop while shopping

Who would ever think Gucci would have anything for 3 euros? Above their outlet, sits an enormous café that’s chic and perfect. We had a large party of 10 and we fit perfectly in one table. Shopping is tiresome and you need a quick pick me up. This café provides the perfect solution. Food is ready made and delicious! For 3 euros, you can pick any of their small sandwiches.5 bites and you’re done kind of small. For 5 euros, you get a heartier sandwich that’s a bit more intricate.
The fave by far was the croissant with ham and cheese. It was simple, fresh, and tasty! My husband liked it so much, he had three of them! The smaller sandwiches were wonderful, too. They have a variety of food and drinks for everyone’s taste.
The service was of Gucci’s standards, subdued and polite. Everyone dressed professionally and looked neat and tidy. I wish there were more of these cafes.

good price, good quality

The Gucci Caffe (located on the top floor of the Gucci store) offers a relaxing atmosphere to take a break from all that shopping. Yes, you can finally use the restroom! While you’re here, you might as well grab some food, coffee and/​or dessert. We ended up coming here for brunch and got a sandwich, iced Caffe, reg Caffe, and last but not least, the delectable Pistachio Mousse (thx to a tip from a fellow Unilocaler!) I don’t know if we were super hungry or what, but all the food at all of the stations looked really, really good. However, I didn’t bother w anything I can easily get in the US. If weather permits, definitely chow down on the tables outside. There’s a lovely arrangement of tables and canopies, all exquisitely decked out in Gucci-​fashion.
The VAT refund center is located directly across from the Gucci store, so I ended up coming back a second time to get a € 5 Frappuccino. It was a little on the small side and definitely wasn’t as tasty as I had hoped. It somewhat resembled a premium version of the Wendy’s Frosty…

Located on top of the biggest Gucci store in the world (yes it’s the one at The Mall apparently), the café is quite nice, offers a variety of food and despite the name is not priced as a luxury item. Food is ok, nothing special but it’s a good place to stop at for a quick bite!

You are maybe used to a different kind of luxury, but hey, you’re in Italy and we are famous for surprises!
This is more a deli than a restaurant: in fact, you’ll sit and then wonder around in order to choose between the menu’s dishes showed in each counter.
Since vegetables and fruit are fresh, the offer can vary depending in the season.
Meat, seafood and vegetarian choices are well distributed in the menu and you can have a all-​in-​one course at 14 €.
The pistachio mousse is a must try, believe me when I tell you it’s heaven itself.
The food sometimes is overcooked, and that’s the only small imperfection I can find, which it’s not that relevant when the meal it’s that tasteful anyway!

I had to go to the Mall in Leccio to see the outlet stores.
Because you have only 2 choices as to where to eat, I chose the Gucci Caffe.
It is all in black and is on the 2^nd level with an outdoor terrace. A lovely place to eat my lunch or have a snack.
The staff all wear Gucci, of course; which makes for a stylish ambiance to your dining experience.