Caffè Borghi is a coffee roaster in San Lazzaro, Modena.
Editorially verified September 29, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: This is a working torrefazione and retail counter, not a café; ask staff which single-origin lot is freshest before buying beans to take home.
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Address: Via Emilia Est 1359, 41122 Modena
Caffè Cagliari has roasted espresso coffee on Via Emilia Est in Modena since 1909, and opens its own espresso-machine museum to visitors on Saturdays.
BeansBrazil, other espresso-grade origins
BrewsEspresso, Whole bean retail
TipThe espresso-machine museum runs guided tours roughly every 30 minutes when it opens; check the roaster's site for the next date.
Caffè Cagliari has roasted espresso coffee on Via Emilia Est in Modena since 1909, and opens its own espresso-machine museum to visitors on Saturdays.
BeansBrazil, other espresso-grade origins
BrewsEspresso, Whole bean retail
TipThe espresso-machine museum runs guided tours roughly every 30 minutes when it opens; check the roaster's site for the next date.
Torrefazione La Messicana has roasted coffee on Via Farini in Modena since 1958, still run by the Dallari family from a dark stone-lined shop.
BeansCentral America, espresso-grade blends
BrewsEspresso, Whole bean retail
TipThe shop is listed on Modena's official register of historic businesses; the aroma of roasting beans reaches the street.
