Hidden inside LOAFT, our design and lifestyle store, the Wolfox Coffee House is a quiet meeting point between coffee and contemporary design.

Surrounded by carefully selected furniture, ceramics, lighting, textiles and objects for everyday living, the coffee house offers a slower way to experience the city. Enjoy our speciality coffee, prepared with precision and care, alongside freshly baked pastries in a space designed for conversation, discovery or simply a peaceful moment away from the busy streets.

It is a coffee house shaped by the same principles as LOAFT: simplicity, craftsmanship and an appreciation for things made well.

Our second Como home is where the full Wolfox story comes together.

Here, we roast our own speciality coffee, bake our pastries and cakes, and serve a seasonal brunch menu prepared in our open kitchen. The scent of freshly roasted coffee moves through the space while bread, buns and cakes come out of the bakery throughout the day.

The menu brings together carefully sourced ingredients, modern European influences and the generous spirit of Italian hospitality. From a morning espresso and a warm pastry to a long weekend brunch, everything is made with attention, curiosity and respect for the ingredients.

More than a café, Via Cinque Giornate is our roastery, kitchen and bakery—the working heart of Wolfox in Italy.

Both Wolfox locations are found within Como’s Città Murata, the historic town enclosed by its ancient walls.

They sit on opposite sides of Via Diaz—the street that separates them, but also connects them. Long known for its antique dealers, independent shops and family-run businesses, Via Diaz preserves the character of a neighbourhood shaped by generations of local life.

Among our neighbours are places that have become part of Como’s story: the historic Polleria Bancora, serving the city since 1962; Pronobis, the much-loved wine shop and restaurant beside our Lambertenghi coffee house; and the antique shops and galleries that have given Via Diaz its distinctive identity.

This is a neighbourhood best discovered slowly, through narrow cobbled streets, hidden courtyards, Renaissance façades and shop windows filled with objects carrying stories of their own. Around each corner, the history of Como lives alongside a new generation of designers, makers, restaurateurs and creative businesses.

A short walk leads towards the cathedral, the lively piazzas of the old town and, eventually, the lake. Yet beyond its landmarks, this remains a lived-in neighbourhood—one where residents, visitors and independent businesses meet every day.

Wolfox was created to belong to this rhythm: rooted in Como, connected to the lake and open to the world.