This is a lovely cafe, dessert, pizza and butcher shop all rolled into one. There's one station for…read moreordering drinks. I ordered a sublimely frothy latte macchiato. There's another station for deciding on Italian desserts, another station for ordering cuts of pizza and another station for getting cuts of raw meat bagged to go from a butcher. There's also a wonderful sit down area for people working and studying. There's great lighting throughout. Sunlight spills out from the streets into the cafe so it's just the right amount of light and warmth. If I was a local here I could see myself comfortably studying for hours at this cafe.

A very friendly and welcoming corner spot for a cappuccino and a brekkie pastry - my kind of spot…read more We stopped here both of our mornings in Rome for breakfast and weren't let down either time. We'd keep coming back if we were in town longer!

If you want to see how quickly a pleasant evening in Rome can turn into a ridiculous public scene…read more-- come here. On International Women's Day we stopped here with my parents and our 4-year-old daughter after walking around Trastevere. We ordered espresso for everyone and sat outside. Our daughter had a small tiramisu we bought at another shop a few minutes earlier. Within seconds the owner stormed out and started shouting at us aggressively about the tiramisu. Not explaining. Not asking politely. Just yelling. We tried to explain that we had ordered drinks and were paying customers, but instead of behaving like someone who runs a hospitality business, he escalated the situation into a loud public confrontation. Then his younger partner came out and joined the shouting. Two grown men screaming at a family with a small child in the middle of a tourist street. At that point our 4-year-old daughter started crying because she was scared by the way they were yelling at us. What was the reaction of the owner when he saw a child crying? Did he calm down? Did he apologize? Did he show even basic human decency? No. He kept yelling and demanding we leave. Rome is one of the most welcoming cities in the world and during our entire trip we met wonderful, kind people everywhere. This place was the only exception. If you are a tourist or a family with children, do yourself a favor and choose literally any other café in Trastevere. There are hundreds of them. Hospitality clearly isn't practiced here.

This place is the real deal. A genuine Rome, coffee shop with few tourists. The coffee and…read morepastries are delicious. And the servers are no nonsense But very nice.

This cafeteria had all the makings of being a typical tourist trap (super expensive and lacking any…read morequality whatsoever). But to our surprise after climbing roughly five flights of stairs to the top of the building where this place is situated, it turned out to be just short of an oasis! They had pasta dishes, as well as pastries and nice sandwiches on display behind the glass counters. Everything looked cool, fresh and inviting in the sunny and hot afternoon glare of day when my girlfriend and I were there. They also served juices, wine, beer and liquor for those who cater to such. Fairly friendly service which was above all efficient and streamlined. This seems to be a well frequented cafeteria, so fast service is appreciated. Plenty of shade to find under the numourus parasols pitched above the tables of the dining area. It all made for a welcomed break from the hot outdoor afternoon July sun.

Only had coffee here. This cafe is located on top of the Tomb of the Unknown Solider. It offers a…read moregreat view of the city. The drinks were very reasonable (under €2 for a latte). It's a great way to relax for a couple hours.

Stopped in for cappuccino and a few pastries. The cappuccino was delicious and every pastry we…read moretried was wonderful! I don't know the specific names of everything but I will be back to try more. There was a little cone shaped cookie filled with creme and a coconut macaroon that was heavenly.

Nice small bakery with different sections for sandwiches, gelato and baked goods. Outstanding pizza…read moreand baked goods.

Stopped in for a quick breakfast and coffee. Tried 2 of the sandwiches, they were perfect to…read morekickstart the day. Shaken espresso and cafe latte were very good. Quick service from ordering to items being ready. There was indoor seating or your could grab a seat outside or stand at their bar.

Trecaffe is pretty much always my go-to place when I'm in the area. They have a great selection of…read moreespresso and an excellent selection of pastries. You have the option of drinking the espresso on their ordering bar, in a seat or outdoor seating. Good espresso here!

Delish!! went solo during a trip and enjoyed a roman dish. I was in a nice air conditioned stone…read morebasement it was very nice with the heatwave in Rome! Service was quick and they are super friendly! I don't speak much Italian but they were very accommodating and so sweet!

Amazing food- but watch out of you're a tourist!…read more Would give three stars but not fair to the owner that the server caused the downgrade. Food- amazing- all of it. Pasta, bread, cheese... Server- told him it's our first Italian meal- (with someone that live here) . Almost upsold us on the wine (two most expensive bottles at $130 per bottle - it's not that type of place. Thankfully person we were with caught that. Then at end of meal- said we owed cash tip on top of bill. We paid the cash tip- knowing it was definitely not part of what was expected. Tipping was already included on the bill. So we paid it on the credit card. He had some BS reason he said he needed cash for the extra $10. I paid it bc - not in the mood to fight it and not the end of the world- but definitely doesn't look good. Person I was with goes here often. Not sure he'll be good back as he knows we got scammed and was pretty irritated by it.

I was part of a group of 18 Americans. The Indian barista dudes were so chill and gracious to us…read moredespite our size and volume. I got a small decaf latte which was great, and an absolutely fantasticccc chocolate cannoli. This was a great breakfast place. They were so kind to us that they even gave us free cookies before we left.

Looks like a nice spot to eat until you get the food. Everything we got was a disappointment,…read moreyou're better off digging something out of the trash can. Staff was nice but don't get your hopes up for the food. We ordered a cheese cake and it was hard and chewy, the cannoli we ordered was fine but it was Nutella filling. The "sandwiches" we ordered were quesadillas with 0 flavor. They played weird sex songs or old rap the whole time, did not feel like I was in Italy. If you're thinking about coming here, just keep walking.

This is a very cute and cozy wine bar hidden in one of the many streets on the outskirts of Rome…read more We got a table inside and were the only couple inside, menus are only through QR codes. I have to say the service here was a bit slow but we were tucked away inside away from the main bar view so that's probably why. The prosciutto with fresh figs on a slice of bread was very good. Their cheese sampler was very basic but did the job. Overall this was a good date night with my wife and would come back here again for dinner and to try other things as well!

I've traveled enough to know that service in Rome operates differently than back home, and I…read moregenuinely make allowances for that. This was something else entirely. We had a reservation at 8pm and were seated promptly -- a good start. Then nothing. Twenty-five minutes passed without a single staff member approaching our table. We had to flag someone down, who initially brushed us off before eventually returning. Wine came quickly once ordered, but food didn't arrive until 9:45 -- over an hour after ordering. In that time, we watched two other couples leave without ever being spoken to, and a third ordered drinks, waited, and walked out. When our drinks ran dry, staff walked by multiple times without a glance. When we finally caught someone's attention, the response was a dismissive "yeah yeah, one second." That kind of attitude wears thin fast. The food was fine -- not bad, not memorable. Bruschetta, eggplant parmigiana, and white lasagna were all acceptable, but nothing came close to justifying the wait or compensating for the experience. The wine list is impressively extensive, though navigating hundreds of options via QR code in dim lighting is its own challenge -- a printed list would go a long way. Maybe we caught them on a bad night. Maybe they cater primarily to locals and tourists aren't a priority. Either way, Trastevere is full of excellent options where you'll feel welcome. I'd walk down the street before returning here.

Absolutely outstanding bakery in Rome. From the moment you walk in, you're welcomed by a warm and…read moreinviting atmosphere that instantly makes you want to stay. Their breakfast selection is incredible -- a wide variety of fresh, beautifully crafted pastries that taste just as good as they look. The cappuccinos are perfectly made, rich and balanced, exactly what you'd expect in Italy. What makes this place even more special is that it's not just for mornings. In the afternoon, it transforms into the perfect spot to enjoy a relaxed aperitivo in a lovely, cozy setting. The service truly stands out -- the staff is incredibly friendly, attentive, and always smiling, which makes the whole experience even more enjoyable. A must-visit if you're in Rome -- whether it's for breakfast, a coffee break, or a laid-back afternoon drink.

Il GIANFORNAIO is a large bakery, con caffe, con pizza, in the Prati neighborhood of Rome. A jack…read moreof all trades, Il Gianfornaio, does everything just okay. I was disappointed with the bread and cookies we purchased. It's difficult to do everything well. Perhaps narrowing on one specialty is best, but I'm old school. I miss the days of the fruit store, the formaggi shop, the wine merchant, etc. Everyone was lovely at Il Gianfornaio, and reminded me of how my American education was lacking. I can only speak English and a smattering of French. The merchants at Il Gianfornaio spoke English better than me. That was embarrassing.

The wait staff was wonderful. The food not so much. But I was able to meet a dear friend there…read morewhich made everything perfect.

This is the best coffee shop in Rome! Yes, you want the water, and yes, you want espresso.....dopio!read more