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The Morotzzo steals the show, a hearty, soulful creation that diners call unforgettable. The overall vibe is warm and rustic, with simple, bold flavors that feel like a comforting embrace.
“This is their signature — it's incredible. The dough is very soft, with an amazing hazelnut and coffee aroma. Inside there's a sort of cream, hazelnut butter, almost a praline, with caramel and hazelnut — but for me the coffee dominates. The mousse inside is more like a coffee mousse than cream, alternating with the brioche taste that reminds me of panettone. It's super indulgent, really good, and they played at home with us — we reached high levels with this one.”
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Moro caffè Venezia offers a luxurious cafe experience in a historic Venetian palace, serving high-quality pastries and dishes, though at a high price point.
Dishes mentioned
Croissant
This croissant is really well-made — the dough is super articulated inside, perfectly leavened, and then coated with a crunchy, slightly syrupy crust that doesn't stick to your hands. The bite is very soft, slightly crunchy, with a nice melt-in-the-mouth feel, and the butter just melts on your tongue. It's sweet but not too sweet, just the right touch of sweetness I wanted.
P Chocolat
The dough is good, but the chocolate seems a bit cooled down — it's solid, not as melted as I'd like. Still, once in the mouth it becomes nicely creamy, not too intense dark chocolate, quite sweet on the aftertaste, but the first bitter note pairs well with the butter. I prefer the croissant over this one.
Morotòzzo
This is their signature — it's incredible. The dough is very soft, with an amazing hazelnut and coffee aroma. Inside there's a sort of cream, hazelnut butter, almost a praline, with caramel and hazelnut — but for me the coffee dominates. The mousse inside is more like a coffee mousse than cream, alternating with the brioche taste that reminds me of panettone. It's super indulgent, really good, and they played at home with us — we reached high levels with this one.
Flan (Cestino)
This is a flan they call 'cestino' — with vanilla cream, pumpkin, and mandarin. It's very interesting, but it destabilized me because I didn't expect such a strong mandarin presence — it's super fresh, with crunchy pumpkin seeds, sweetness, and cream. But the dough doesn't remind me of a flan at all, so calling it cestino makes sense. It's good, but I wouldn't order it voluntarily — it's too strange, especially after the Morot Tozzo. I'm not sure I'd have this for breakfast.
French Toast (Panardo)
I had high hopes for this, but it disappointed me. The brioche bread has a nice crust, but it wasn't soaked — only the surface was dipped, so the inside stays dry and annoying to chew. The brioche itself is good, with nice acidity from raspberries, sweetness from caramel, and freshness from the English cream, but the dry bread texture ruins it. That's not how it should be made — you should soak the bread properly. I was really let down.
