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Put your heart in it.

Coffee by day, Italian aperitivo by evening.
In San Diego, Medellín.

Not every spritz tastes the same. And your favorite might be right here.

Spritz and glasses

  • Aperol Spritz

    Citrusy and bittersweet.

    $28k

    Orange Aperol Spritz with ice and an orange slice in a balloon glass
    • 30 ml soda
    • 90 ml prosecco
    • 60 ml Aperol
    • Ice and an orange slice

    Born in Padua. Aperol was introduced in 1919 by the Barbieri brothers.

  • Campari Spritz

    Bitter and bold.

    $28k

    Ruby-red Campari Spritz with ice and an orange slice in a balloon glass
    • 30 ml soda
    • 90 ml prosecco
    • 60 ml Campari
    • Ice and an orange slice

    A story since 1860. Gaspare Campari created the liqueur that bears his name.

  • Limoncello Spritz

    Sweet, citrusy and fresh.

    $28k

    Pale yellow Limoncello Spritz with ice and a lemon slice in a balloon glass
    • 30 ml soda
    • 90 ml prosecco
    • 60 ml limoncello
    • Ice and a lemon slice

    The secret is in the peel: limoncello is made by infusing lemon peels.

  • Mimosa

    Orange and bubbly, to get things started.

    $15k

    Golden, sparkling Mimosa in a flute
    • 75 ml prosecco
    • 75 ml orange juice

    Born at the Hôtel Ritz in Paris around 1925, created by bartender Frank Meier.

Deals: 2 spritz for $50k 2 glasses for $30k

See the menu

Coffee by day, aperitivo by evening.

To share
Board of aged cheeses, cured meats and olives with pulled pork crostini and an Aperol Spritz

Pulled pork panini and crostini, plus a cured meats and cheese board to share over a spritz.

Combos
Cold brew with an orange slice and coffee granita in cut-glass tumblers

Classico, Due, Freddo and Dolce: your coffee with something from the pastry case, from $7.9k.

On the side
Slices of carrot cake and Basque cheesecake with croissants and puff pastries

Carrot cake, Basque cheesecake and sweet pastries filled with dulce de leche or guava. Savory ones with ham and cheese, bacon, chicken, beef, or the Il Rustico with salami, pepperoni and cream cheese.

Coffee
Cappuccino with latte art in a sage-green cup next to a slice of carrot cake

Tinto, espresso, cappuccino, latte or French press. And for the heat: cold brew, orange cold brew, coffee lemonade and coffee granita.

CORAGGIO:

/co-rà-ggio/

…from the Vulgar Latin coraticum, a word built from the root “cor” (meaning heart) and the suffix “-aticum” (which became -aggio in Italian and denotes an action or a state).

It’s the everyday Italian word for cheering someone on. When someone tells you “Coraggio!”, they mean “Chin up!”, “Be strong!”, “Put your heart into it, you’ve got this.”

Coraggio isn’t just courage; at its oldest root it means living with your heart first.

What people say on Google

★★★★★ 4.9 on Google · 31 reviews

  • Es un lugar super acogedor, original, y único con un ambiente italiano, y sus cocteles ni hablar🤌🏻, este lugar para tardear definitivamente 5⭐️🤩, tienen que venir!!!

    Mariana Rodriguez

  • Que lugar tan buena vibra! Me encantó porque tienen un espacio adentro que permite teletrabajar mientras te tomas un muy buen café. El servicio fue increíble! Vale volver!

    Ale

  • Probé una torta deliciosa 😍 y quedé fascinada con las mimosas. Un ambiente súper agradable, música chévere y una atención excelente. Me encantó.

    Dayana Guerrero

  • Ambiente tranquilo y los mejores Aperol de Medallo

    Guillermo Yepes

  • Excelente para cualquier ocasión sea para tomar café o como nosotros tomar aperitivos y cerveza!

    Juan Esteban Fernandez

  • Un ambiente genial. Buen café. Los croissant de chocolate una delicia

    Juan Camilo Lopez Cuartas

  • Excelente lugar, para tardear y hacer co Working café y cervezas

    jose mesa

  • Me encantó el ambiente🥰

    juliana tapias

Coraggio!Chin up!Be strong!Put your heart into it, you’ve got this

Coraggio

Top-down view of coffee cups, glasses and plates with leftover cake on a marble table, after an afternoon of conversation

Every cup has a story.

  • I had a bad day
  • I needed a break
  • I got the job
  • Shot my shot and texted
  • Today I celebrate me
  • Cheers to us
  • I graduated
  • Getting married

A little corner of Italy in San Diego.

Coraggio was made for the breaks that matter: the morning coffee before the day begins, a work session with good music, and the evening spritz with the people who do you good.

Cognac-colored banquettes, marble, warm light and a short menu made with care. Drop by any time, put your heart in it and stay a while.

See the menu

Tag your aperitivo crew.

@co.ra.ggio
  • Guest story: Coraggio’s storefront with its orange sign and the chalkboard at the entrance, view on Instagram
  • Guest story: two Aperol Spritz on a marble table in front of the cognac banquettes, view on Instagram
  • Guest story: pouring a mimosa into a flute, view on Instagram
  • Guest story: coffee and pastries next to a laptop on a marble table, view on Instagram
  • Guest story: friends toasting with Aperol Spritz on Coraggio’s banquettes, view on Instagram
  • Guest story: an Aperol Spritz in front of Coraggio’s chalkboard, view on Instagram

Visit us.

Cra. 43A #33-57, Local 167
C.C. Plazuelas de San Diego, Medellín

Every day, 9:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.

300 700 2822 · coraggioaperitivos@gmail.com

Made to order

Message us to ask about made-to-order items like sourdough bread, cakes and corporate breakfasts.