Nice place for a quick drink, food looks good too but the pizza out in the deli counter is way over…read morepriced - when I was there one slice from this photo was 7 euros, when a few blocks away I found a grocery store with a whole bottle of Prosecco for that. Nice place for a brief stop though

This place is completely under rated. The price is amazing and quality is superb. The coffee is…read moreawesome and its fast. The fruits were literally cut fresh in front of us. The combo meals offered hit every spot in every way. Literally a minute walk away from my ab&b!

My wife and I were brought here during a city tour and couldn't be happier because of it. I'm an…read moreAmerican (Dallas), so I take my coffee different than the locals. (Sorry about that.) Despite that, the man who took my order was professional, friendly, helpful and accommodating. And the coffee was so good we came back the next day. I'll miss Rome, and I'll miss this place in particular. When I come back, this will be the first place I come. If you're curious, I had a freddo cappuccino with sugar the first time and a hot chocolate with espresso (what Americans view as a simple mocha) the second time.

Ordered a shaken espresso, affogato, and caramel cannoli. The espresso was strong, but overpowered…read morethe flavor of the coffee. Affogato was ok -- the ice cream wasn't the best. Lastly, the cannoli looked good, but it was way too hard and sticky. Felt stale, not freshly made. Came here bc of the high rating, but perhaps it's too touristy...

Food was good but expensive especially for just a quick lunch. No prices listed of course. Service…read morewas excellent. Had a small peach drink, cappuccino a small tray of lasagna and a plate with some vegetables and pasta noodles and a ham sandwich and the total was €37 for lunch! Service was good it was a guy in the front and spoke English welcoming you in I'm coming to find out anywhere in Rome if there's somebody outside the restaurant basically welcoming you in, don't go, it's probably expensive

3-1/2 stars. Early morning exploration near our hotel. Don't want to pay Westin Excelsior room…read moreservice prices for breakfast. Psshaw! We can handle a bit of walking and find somewhere close and local for coffee and perhaps brunch later. After all, this is Rome, right? Wandering through the Villa Borghese gardens for 2 hours, there's no cafe, trattoria, or even a vending machine. 2 cranky pre-teens and 2 grouchy parents. I'm tempted to eat the purslane growing on the sidewalk. Need. Coffee. Sustenance. Now. Voila. We almost walked past Café Lembo. Friendly staff. Offered us iced water. Good cups of coffee. Delicious and nutritious, if not simple, sandwiches. Ahhh. Thank you, Café Lembo. We'll be back. If we wander stupidly hungry through the Villa again.

This place was perfect! We were staying at the Numa around the corner and needed some breakfast…read more As we walked in the door and greeted the crew, we were treated to the wonderful smells of brewing espresso and a nice long pastry counter with a huge choice. We each got a pistachio cream croissant. I got a double espresso and my partner got a cappuccino. They were both so so delicious! Highly recommend it here!

Pretty close to American Embassy is this tiny little hole in the wall coffee shop. A few seats…read moreinside, a few seats in the street. The lady at the register was friendly and kind. She made my double espresso when my energy was waning after a long day of travel. A couple locals stopped there while I was here. Unassuming but definitely the real Italian experience.

Look here son. I stumbled out of the train station "Termini" in central Rome and found respite at…read morethis cafe. My lady friend wanted a crepe and they told us it's take ten minutes. No problem. We sat and waited. Five minutes in, the temptation was too much. I ordered a cannoli and fell in love. Crunchy on the outside, beautiful cream on the inside. The cafe itself was very lively. People walking in and out chatting with the owner. The crepe came out from the back and the waiter apologized for the wait. No need for the apology my bambino, we really enjoyed casually sitting at your cafe. There is warm food ready to eat and even some gambling machines at the back to make some free money while you wait. Could this place be any better? Finally, their music choices are the best. Lovely, Italian pop/reggae ton music to really get you going at 11:30 am. La vita bella. Arriverdici! ¡Buen Provecho!

This cafe is super close to Termini Station. The service is friendly and the pricing is very…read morereasonable. I enjoyed their ham and cheese sandwich.

Great service! Food is fast, cheap and good! Highly recommended. Friendly staff as well!read more

What a lovely place to relax and cool off from traipsing around Rome! The coffee granita was…read moredelicious and tasty! Service was quick and again lovely! granita with a view of the pantheon... cannot go wrong I can't wait to go back one day

If you're looking for a classic Roman coffee experience, La Casa del Caffè Tazza d'Oro is…read moredefinitely one to add to your list. Located just steps from the Pantheon in Piazza della Rotonda, this historic coffee bar has been a Roman institution since 1946 and is especially known for its coffee, which has helped make it one of the city's most famous cafés. The line was pretty long when we arrived, but it moved surprisingly quickly. You can enjoy your coffee and pastries inside while standing at the counter, or, if you're lucky, grab one of the few seats available inside. There's also outdoor seating, but keep in mind that sitting outside comes with a separate--and if I remember correctly, significantly higher--service charge. I'll be honest--I'm pretty sure I ordered the wrong thing. I ended up with what was essentially a frosty coffee ice cream, which is not what I was going for, lol. I was supposed to order the Granita di caffè con panna, which is their signature. It's a coffee granita--essentially finely shaved/frozen coffee--topped with whipped cream. Instead of whipped cream, I accidentally told my Italian nephew I wanted the coffee with ice cream, whoops. I also ordered a maritozzo, which I was absolutely on a mission to try while in Rome. The maritozzo is a traditional Roman sweet bun filled generously with whipped cream, and it did not disappoint. I was in a bit of a rush, so I didn't have time to enjoy my maritozzo there. I packed it up and ate it later that evening, and it was still delicious. I've also essentially given up coffee completely, so I only had a few bites and sips of my coffee ice cream, but what I tried was really good. The menu is fairly large and varied, and it can feel a little overwhelming when you're standing at the counter with a line behind you. I'd recommend taking a look at the menu ahead of time if you can so you have an idea of what you want before you get up to order. Overall, I'd definitely recommend stopping by. Tazza d'Oro is an institution, the location is hard to beat, and there's something fun about experiencing one of Rome's longtime coffee traditions--even if you accidentally order the wrong thing like I did!

I had high hopes for Trevi Cafe, it had a long line, busy vibe, and good energy. And to be fair,…read morethe cappuccinos and pistachio croissant were very good. Unfortunately, they didn't get our full order right, and the items they did get right took a long time to come out. It's a cute cafe, and I genuinely think they were just overwhelmed when we visited. The food and drinks were solid, but the service just couldn't keep up with the crowd that day.

Started my morning at the Trevi fountain before they opened and then stood in line for this cafe…read more The outdoor seating has stunning views but also long lines, I opted to sit indoors. I got the Maritozzo with a cappuccino. The Maritozzo bun tasted a little stale, while being the classic Italian breakfast, most folks go for the croissant. It is in the hottest tourist location so don't expect local vibes. The ease of location and proximity to other sites makes the perfect breakfast spot. Come early, avoid the lines.

Such a fun little café and exactly what you hope to find in Rome…read more The space is small but full of energy, with a few small tables that make it perfect for sitting down and enjoying proper table service. It feels lively, local, and authentic. We had a cornetto and cappuccino, and honestly, it was the perfect start to the day. The cornetto was fresh and delicious, and the cappuccino was easily one of the best we had during our trip. Service was friendly and warm, adding to that classic Italian café experience. If you're in Rome and want a simple but memorable breakfast stop, this place is absolutely worth it.

Early morning in Rome means one thing: an espresso-fueled stroll. We started our day at the…read morebustling D'Angelo Caffè & Gastronomia, a true local spot. The air was thick with the aroma of coffee and freshly baked goods, and the energy was infectious. We discovered D'Angelo Caffè strolling around the neighborhood. We savored a breakfast of delicious pastries, a perfectly crafted marocchino, and a creamy caffe latte alongside a glass of fresh orange juice. It was the perfect pre-adventure ritual. The staff was so friendly to recommend a glass of fresh orange juice with our breakfast. It was incredibly refreshing! When you are Rome, come by D'Angelo Caffè & Gastronomia, you won't be disappointed.

When we walked past and saw almost every table filled with locals, we knew this must be a good…read moreplace to eat! And, we were right! Great service, friendly staff, good prices! I would highly recommend the Carbonara! Enjoy!!

A perfect stop on a Sunday morning. On any morning for that matter! One server spoke English pretty…read morewell and helped us navigate the café. Of course, compared to regular American eggs, these eggs are absolutely delicious! A very rich flavor. They had a large variety of delicious pastries of course. The whole wheat croissant was incredibly light and flaky, with a jam in the middle - not too sweet - I think it was apricot jam. Delicious!