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Cervinia birthday cake and kids friendly restaurant
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My younger son is turning 11 on Boxing Day and we will be in Cervinia. Any recommendations for a nice place to order a cake from and any nice kids friendly restaurants with good deserts? Thank you
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Aren't all Italian restaurants kid friendly? Hope he has a lovely day.
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If they can't provide a cake, a wee word in advance and they won't mind you bringing one in. But most Italian restaurants I know will provide sparklers, cheesy birthday music, turn all the lights off and everyone has to join in. Which is fine for an 11 year old but gets a bit wearing at 58
And on deserts, there's usually (and a sign of quality or not) a fridge by the bar with a selection of frozen treats. If you like that sort of thing. And a chilled counter full of panna cotta and the like.
Personally, I prefer cheese.
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Thank you both. To clarify, l want to buy a cake from a bakery as it is needed before dinner - we have a somewhat bizarre family tradition of a cake breakfast in bed on a birthday morning;) so in addition to a restaurant, which probably any will do l am looking for a bakery recommendation
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Shouldn’t be difficult getting a cake isn’t that what Italians eat for breakfast ?
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isn’t that what Italians eat for breakfast ?
yes. Second rate croissant filled with too much cheap jam
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