Love walking around to get familiar in our surroundings. This had our attention. I'll definitely be…read morea returning customer.

Stopped by here really quickly on our walk over to the Vatican. The cappuccino was good, and I…read moreappreciate they had oat milk. We also got the pistachio and lemon croissants, which were quite bad - the filling was way too thick and artificially sweet tasting.

The coffee here is spectacular especially the mochino (I think that's the name ) It's a cute…read morecafé, they have indoor & outdoor seating. They have sandwiches and pastries. Nice location. The service is great & yes, the cashier speaks English. Fantastic breakfast/ brunch spot. They're open til 8pm

Whenever I think of Rome, I think of Spinelli…read more My hostel gave me a free voucher to avail at Spinelli. Free usually means it's mediocre at best. I was blown and ended up starting my days in Rome with Spinelli. The cappuccino is really good. When I say good, it's as if I paid €6 for a cup. The cannoli is hard to beat and I haven't found a cannoli here in the US that even comes close. This small shop situated across Pizzeria Andrea is something that should be done when in Rome. It's cheap. You can have dinner at the Pizzeria and have dessert at Spinelli. This place definitely has my love.

Great place to stop and eat when you are shopping in Rome. Super close to the Spanish steps…read more I stopped here to get a bite to eat cause I was very hungry and I did not disappoint. It is an outdoor seating area with great service. I had the flat Panini sandwich also known as a piadina. A great option beside pizza when eating in Italy. This is a busy restaurant because it's located in the main tourist area. So the ambience is not very quiet.

Very good food for a lunch close to the Spanish Steps. The carbonara is very good with fresh pasta…read more The service was good and very accommodating for a large party and small child. Great stop if you're in the area.

We stayed close by, so we did breakfast here twice (one to stay, one take-away). As others have…read moresaid, it's a bit chaotic, but the food was great, and I had really friendly service, which is a plus here (and is quite hit or miss at least in this region). I had an egg sandwich to stay, and we all got croissants on the take-away. The food was good, and the croissants were especially good. It's a small spot, but there was seating both inside and outside. Just elbow your way in and order at the counter!

Stopped by the cafe, it looked like it would be a great place to sit but the guy at the front who…read moretook our order and baristas were so rude we got coffee to go instead. They were rude to the other American couple in front of us too so may be annoyed by tourists. Would recommend trying somewhere else, coffee was okay, got scolded for grabbing a sugar to use...

Trevi Bar is a convenient stop just a few feet from the Trevi Fountain. We stopped there for…read morebreakfast after viewing the Trevi fountain. The bar offers a selection of coffee, drinks, sandwiches, macaroon, gelato and pastries. Chris, our server, was attentive and invited us to sit outside at table v grabbing our breakfast to go...nice touch. Laid-back and chill atmosphere...

Nice place to pick up a gelato after watching the Sound & Light Show at Trevi Fountain…read more So many delicious options. Shared a Bacio Kiss and Amarena Cherry in a cone with my hubby. The extended family got a variety of pistachio, tiramisu, and stracciatella (milk gelato with strands of chocolate mixed in). Bacio, chocolate with hazelnut, is my favorite. The perfect gelato kiss. The Amarena cherry was delicious, too. A bit pricier due to location, but there is seating both inside and outside. An easy stop for gelato near Trevi Fountain.

Stopped by at around 8 in the morning and there were plenty of seats. Since this cafe is right…read moreacross from the Pantheon, you get a great view. Cappuccino (5€) and croissant (2€) were a little on the pricier side, but expected with the view. Tasted about normal, nothing spectacular. Croissant comes in vanilla, chocolate, or apricot flavor. It wasn't very flaky or fresh, but the jam was good. Service was super friendly!

We stopped by the Tempio Bar to have a snack and some drinks as we were walking around the streets…read moreof Rome and needed a break. We ordered some fruit, an Aperol Spritz, and iced tea. It was a great place to people watch (can we count the number of Tik Toks we observed being made) and relax. Service was good and the value was good as well. There was no wait time for a table. The location is amazing as the Pantheon was in our view the entire time. We did have a person who played the accordion, which was another enjoyable component of our time there.

Food: 10/10 Service: 10/10…read moreOverall: 10/10 On my trip to Rome I had planned to come here only once for breakfast but found myself coming every single morning and skipping out on the other cafes I planned to visit for breakfast. From what we saw, this cafe was the earliest open on Borgo Pio which was perfect for us. The service was great, always immediately seated and always brought an ash tray out for us without ever asking. The prices are very competitive, granted the portions are on the smaller side so they're also justified. The food and coffee were delicious. I would highly recommend a stop here before starting your day or on your way to St. Peter's Basilica.

Come in for a quick coffee break. The corretto was so strong! It was my first time trying it and I…read morewas pleasantly surprised. Liquor served in an espresso is a delicious way to add some energy to your vacation

This was recommended by AI/Chat GPT as a short walk from the Colosseum to get out of the main…read moretourist area. We didn't have the greatest experience & maybe it was because we were a party of eight people looking for a late afternoon snack/small meal. I think they preferred we sit outside and we were definitely ok with that part. They wanted us to crowd around two tables near the door where servers come in & out with food. Unfortunately we needed more space but they were really hesitant to give us another table. They ended up letting us have another table. I feel kind of bad leaving this review as all of our dining experiences in the city, tourist and non-tourist/local have been amazing. There was a little mold on the lemons that were floating in our drink glasses for our Coke. We felt in the way since we were seated in front of the servers door. The food was kind of disappointing. The sandwich had hard & slightly stale bread - just ham & cheese. Was not very good and even worse when you are watching people walk by with focaccia sandwiches from the take away place up the street. We never received the soup. The gnocchi was kind of rubbery:( The duck & potatoes and eggplant parmigiana were a surprise and pretty good. The highlight was the bread that we had to ask for a few times. Maybe we just hit them at a bad time or something but there are so many other places and I don't think we would choose to come back:(

Enjoyed this place for a morning omelette! It's hard to find a hefty breakfast in Italy with most…read morelocals opting for a sweet pastry and a coffee, but this place had an omelette for 8 euros, beautiful outdoor seating next to a fountain, with quick, easy and seamless service. The omelette was delicious and fluffy, the espresso hit all the right notes--overall, a great breakfast option in Rome near the Coliseum!