Cafe Pagato - Redding - Photo album

This place is awesome. I can’t say enough… My fiancée and I came here the morning after our engagement, the two gentlemen working were quick to provide excellent service and coffee on the house! The name of the cafe means “paid coffee” in Italian, as in paying it forward/for the next persons. Afte

I enjoyed my order. It had distinct notes, and good flavor. Location was a little difficult to access but no need to ding the review on that (I could always use a good walk). I plan to go here again for sure and I would definitely recommend to others. =)

A nice quiet coffee shop near downtown Redding. Inside of the local hospital, and very quaint. It is very welcoming, and the atmosphere is lovely. The baristas were very pleasant, and I enjoyed the conversations. The coffee was pretty good, I got a latte, which was nice, the coffee wasn't burnt, a

Great vibe; delicious, original, hand crafted foods; excellent coffee; fun, friendly staff. This is our new go-to spot for a quick, refreshingly local bite.

Sandwich was alright, my opinion is if you like coffee and free internet and your waiting for someone at the hospital, and you need a break. Go! It was my first time going and last. She got my sandwich wrong. Outside chair's in shade, guess I could have moved them to cal trans parking lot.

The best coffee I had in my life! Workers were so genuine and cheerful. Very nice experience here. Will be back. :)

Great food, good espresso drinks, cute atmosphere, nice service...it's a good lunch or study spot, but not a lot of seating. Charming look with nice selection of sandwiches & paninis. The ingredients are well thought-out & prepared special to order. Not run of the mill...familiar bases with really n

I absolutely love this coffee shop. It is one of my favorites in town. They make their own flavors in house and have a variety of options. I drink my coffee black but my boyfriend tries their flavored drinks. They have a gram cracker flavor and lavender infused flavored coffee I have tried and they