by Aaron Carnes
Espresso isn't just a caffeinated base for concoctions of flavored syrups and whipped cream. Nor is it the most caffeinated type of coffee. However, in its simpler and more traditional forms, espresso is the star at Bel Bacio Italian Cafe, the latest addition to San Jose's growing Little Italy neighborhood. Bel Bacio serves Italian-style espresso drinks; the only food currently on their menu is pastries, but it's all about those drinks anyway.
Bel Bacio owner Debbie Caminiti, who is also co-founder of the Little Italy San Jose organization, sat down to discuss the new café.
Source: http://www.sanjose.com/
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