Settantunocento è un locale situato a Foggia che offre una varietà di servizi, tra cui caffetteria, gelateria artigianale, pasticceria e ristorazione con colazione, pranzo e cena.

Great little coffe place with seating inside and outside. Nice staff, good coffee and pastry.

I'd say the aperitifs are truly exquisite, and the Spritz is excellent. Everything was very good. The place is aesthetically pleasing, both inside and out. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Overall, it's once again an excellent place, and the experience was once again very satisfying.

What a wonderful party they threw for us! Personally, I think it was the last time my group of friends and I visited this place.
I'll start by saying that the staff is very friendly and the place is cute and well-kept, but... the prices are truly exorbitant, as you can see from the receipt. There were four of us and we spent almost €80 for four Aperol Spritzes (€6.50 each) and four "Christmas" aperitifs (€12 for the regular ones and €13 for the lactose-free one). This was completely unjustified, considering they were mostly made up of rustici and panini. The regular one had a small square of parmigiana, while the lactose-free one had a slice of prosciutto and a slice of mortadella instead (unfortunately, I don't have a photo, but you can check similar reviews).

But regardless of this (everyone can set their own prices), the problem was the way the service was presented to us: a clear violation of article 11 of the Italian Civil Code. 180 of the TULPS (Consolidated Law on Public Works), which specifically states: "Public establishments must display their license, authorization, and price list on their premises, in a place visible to the public."
In our case, the two friends who arrived first were asked if they wanted a "Christmas" aperitif: a definition that means everything and nothing. Moreover, they were the same as the usual aperitifs but with a small addition, namely a pettolina, but they cost more. When we arrived a few minutes later, we simply asked for four aperitifs with Spritz, unaware of this "offer" (which our friends didn't understand either, probably due to how it was displayed, and which we were expressly told—afterward—was the only offer on offer at that time), given that there were no signs displayed, no prominent menus, or prices anywhere. Furthermore, they repeatedly tried to sell us additional bottles "while waiting for the aperitif" and burrata at who knows what price.

Moral of the story: we received four Spritzes and a €76 bill before the aperitivo. A surprise we couldn't avoid, because it was "already in preparation."

Extremely disappointed, I'll never return.

We visited this place on Saturday, June 21st.
Despite it being almost empty, the outdoor area was dirty, with leaves everywhere and a general feeling of neglect. The restrooms also left much to be desired in terms of cleanliness and maintenance.
It must be said that the staff was very friendly: the two young men who served us were helpful, especially the bartender Antonio, who made excellent cocktails, and the waitress, who was courteous and smiling. However, unfortunately, courtesy cannot make up for the poor management of the service and the lack of transparency regarding prices.
The real problem stems from the way the service was conducted and the pricing communicated. The menu listed three types of aperitifs:
• €15 with a platter of cured meats and cheeses
• €9.50 with some fried food
• €7.50 with a simple aperitif
There were three of us. We ordered three drinks, a platter, and a simple aperitif, thinking—as happens in any bar in Italy, including Milan—that the drink was included in the price of the aperitif. The waitress also confirmed that the platter included burrata cheeses, giving the impression of a complete offering.
To our great surprise, when we got the bill we discovered that:
• the platter didn't cost €15, but €29.
• the burrata cheeses, which we'd been told were included, were charged separately: 3 x €5.50.
• all drinks were charged
separately.
• the coffees, too (understandably), but it all brought the bill to €93.90, with an absurdly high cover charge of €1.50! I was in Capri in June, and not even in the Piazzetta in Capri did I pay €31 per person for an aperitivo.
Frankly, an absurd total for an aperitivo for three people, without any first or second course, or restaurant service. If we'd wanted to spend that much, we would have chosen a restaurant with a kitchen, not a bar with appetizers.
This is a mismanagement of the customer, who isn't clearly informed of what's included and what's not. No bar in Foggia, nor in Milan where I live, charges €30 per person for an aperitivo. It's a real shame, because with more transparency and attention to detail (including cleanliness), this place could have potential.
Conclusion:
Stay away from this place, not because of the quality of the food, but because of the poor, opaque, and deeply disappointing management of the customer relationship. The kindness of the staff isn't enough if you then feel ripped off when it comes to paying.

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Viale Ofanto, 182, 71122 Foggia FG, Italy

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Settantunocento è un locale situato a Foggia che offre una varietà di servizi, tra cui caffetteria, gelateria artigianale, pasticceria e ristorazione con colazione, pranzo e cena.

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