I went to Decathlon for some sports equipment. It was my first time here and it was very mall like…read moreso I had low expectations for the restaurants here, especially the cannolis. Well, I was in for a surprise. There was a short line, and some guy cut in front of me and being a traveller, I just ignored it because it probably wouldn't be the first time that a local cut in front of me in line. Instead, I used it to my advantage, and watched him order a mini cannoli with pistachio cream and pistachio topping. I asked him whether it was pistachio and he said yes. When it was my turn, I pointed to the small cannoli on display, and asked for mini cannoli with pistachio filling, which of course came with chopped pistachio as a topping. She added some pistachio cream as well. Then I had to try a classic one as well so ordered a mini one with crushed hazelnut topping. Both were dusted with powdered sugar. See the pics!

I loved it. This is a God's food, everything from the focaccias croissants sweet and salted, the…read morefirst courses swcond courses, the cofee is awsome, clean and wonderful welcoming, eveeytime i go i get all the croissants left and bring them home to share with my dears, grazie Angelo he always trats me well, you feel special there. If you are in the area please stop. Its woth it, this place should be packed cause the Quality is so high and the prices fair. In christmas different panettone, Omg what else. Ciao Arrivederci, Grazie

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.

This place was great. A delicious Italian deli, located not far from Roma Termini. This is an…read moreawesome spot to grab a sandwich upon arrival or on your way out of town. I had a prosciutto sandwich with fresh mozzarella and snagged a coppa and mortadella with mozzarella on my second visit. Truly delicious, fresh, and authentic Italian sandwiches. If you're in Rome you need to check this spot out.

This is the best sandwich we had in Italy.. maybe ever, and I'm a sandwich snob. I got a…read moreprosciutto, arugula, and mozzarella sandwich. The bread is so fresh and perfectly flaky, the prosciutto was soft and delicious, and the mozzarella was the actual good mozzarella that melts in your mouth. He makes the sandwich in front of you, which is so much better and fresher than those pre-made sandwiches everywhere else. It was def worth the slightly extra effort and time to get go here instead of getting food from the train station. This is a perfect lunch esp if you have 4+ hours on the train. Do yourself a favor and go here. The price is great too- only €3.50 for this deliciously fresh sandwich.

AntiCafe, especially in contrast to most Italian cafes, sets out to do something different, to…read moreappeal to students and casual coffee drinker alike. If you simply want a place to step in out of the weather, you can pay for a coffee normally and drink it at the bar or tables inside at the front. Yet, if, like me and many other students, you are looking for a place to work for hours, you have come to the right place. AntiCafe allows you to pay for time spent at the cafe, offering a quiet workspace, coffee, and light snacks, as many as you wish to have. The WIFI functions properly and you can focus on what needs to be done, instead of whether or not the place will throw you out if you overstay your welcome. You simply take a ticket at the front as you walk in, take a seat at any of the tables behind the counter, and pay when you leave. Make sure to show your student ID too, as there is a discount offered for students. Otherwise, if you don't need to study, there are board games available to play with friends. Try this place out!

AntiCafé is a lovely establishment that saved my butt (more on that later), so I'm obviously…read morebiased, but here are some other reasons why AntiCafé is a great spot! AntiCafé is workspace/internet cafe that offers you unlimited refreshments, snacks, and WiFI in a comfortable atmosphere for working or relaxing. You pay per hour, with their no-stress system of paying when you leave, as opposed to a fixed set of time upfront when you first enter. Printer services are also offered at the cafe for 10 cents per color page. AntiCafé has really accessible hours (9/10am to 10pm) and is exceptionally easy to find (2 minute walk from San Giovanni Stazione on the A/red metro line, 3 stops away from Termini Stazione). The prices are extremely cheap and reasonable, and clearly laid out on their website (4€ first hour/3€ for next hour/14€ for the day; + several subscription options). There is also a student discount! The cafe itself is well lit, modern, cozy, and clean. If I wasn't in such a rush at the time I visited, I wouldn't loved to take a little break from the hustle and bustle of the city here. There is a variety of set-ups available within the cafe, from larger tables for groupwork, couches (with board games!) to lounge, or individual tables for those flying solo. How AntiCafé saved my day: as a first time Ryanair flier, I did not have the foresight to double check that their wild policies of charging for check-in/boarding pass printing at the airport. I knew that I could circumvent these charges by checking in online/via the App, and showing my electronic boarding pass at the airport. I did not double check that FCO (Fiumicino Airport) does not accept electronic boarding passes. In a mad dash to print out my boarding passes before my flight the next day, I found AntiCafé and made it in roughly 40 minutes before closing. The staff was wonderfully patient with the non-Italian-speaking me, and informed me that for the printing services I did not have to pay for my time (just for each page instead!). For their printing services, you must email your documents to the staff and they will print out your documents for you. As I flubbed around with my phone, suddenly forgetting how to technology in my frazzled state, the staff calmly helped me navigate the mobile website and get everything printed out for me accordingly. It was a refreshing experience compared to some other less pleasantly patient service experiences I've had in Italy. Really memorable for me, personally. All in all, a really neat spot with everything you could ever want from a workspace cafe!

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!

Wanted to get American Breakfast on my last day in Rome. Ended up getting some freshly squeezed OJ…read more(which was super fresh and had a good amount of pulp in it). An American coffee (honestly...tasted like heaven after not having American Coffee in so long). Then I had Avocado toast with lox. The bread was super fresh which was really nice. Service here was really good. We had to pay at the counter.

My family wanted panini. so we decided to stop by here for lunch…read more They were just opening up the shop at 11:30 and still warming up the oven so it took a while for our stuff to come out. DRINKS: N/A SERVICE: Very friendly. It was empty too but the person making the panini talked to us a lot and let us taste porchetta before ordering. Very nice. DECOR: Very clean. It is a sandwich stand. not a place to sit for an hour to enjoy food and coffee. PRICE: I thought it was a bit pricy. at 4.50 Euro for the sandwich. Bread was really hard and that's their specialty. Hard bread panini. I enjoyed it but it could have been toasted a bit more.

Stopped here for a quick/light lunch when we were wanting a sandwich. The place had pretty good…read morereviews compared to other sandwich shops in the area so I figured I'd check it out. The turkey sandwich was good, but nothing to write home about. Pretty similar to other sandwich shops that line the streets all over the city. Cheap and quick food. Would stop-in if you're looking for a fast meal.

I have been around the world and to Rome several times and I have stayed in this neighborhood. I…read morehave gone back to this café three times and never once has the service been friendly. I speak some Italian and I try my best. They are so rude to foreigners/Americans as soon as somebody walks in that is an Italian they completely ignore youand they go and smile and help the Italian. Don't waste your time. There's so many amazing cafés and nice people and way better pastries.

Il loro vino rosso Palaia, che vendono online a 8€ e al bar a 17€.I loro dolci sono incredibilmente…read moredeliziosi e il vino bianco ha il sapore del melone.

4.5 Continuing my…read morejourney of Rome through a local's eyes, I found myself coming to 'Na Cosetta for just the Sunday brunch I needed. First off, the neighborhood is incredibly cool. I'd wager that one probably doesn't wind up in Pigneto without a local guide. If Prati was my main squeeze, Pigneto was my side chick.* Thankfully, I was coming here with the queen of Rome. She knows her stuff and my camera and belly benefited from it. After I oohed and ahhed at all the street art (formerly known as graffiti), we came inside to grab a seat and get some grub. The vibe is unapologetically hip but not unfriendly. The two don't always meet. We started our adventure by walking up to the attractive bar and telling the hostess/owner our intentions: we wanted brunch. She consented, gave us plates and some booze (I believe it comes with brunch). Now we're talking. The tables are small and close together. Americans, you will feel fat and giant-like. We all need to go on diets and eat better, realer and more nutrient-dense foods. Then we, too, will be able to eat cheese, drink wine and live long lives like the Italians. #weredoingitwrong Once we had plates, it was a free for all. 'Na Cosetta offers a buffet-style brunch but rather than warming trays and pilot lights, you'll find long, beautiful plates filled with a variety of food: lasagna, eggs, potatoes, saladS, grilled vegetables, meats, cheeses, pastas & sauces... It was all fantastically fresh and delicious. Before I dug into my food, though, I made notice of the soundtrack. 'Na Cosetta is known for their live music program (the space was adorned with flyers and posters) but their soundtrack game was very strong. I felt extremely happy and much cooler than I should have been. I got seconds (because, American) but i stopped myself from getting thirds (because, embarrassed Roman friend). You'll want to eat to American exhaustion, though, so just keep that in mind. Now, while I managed to stay away from a third helping of savory options, I couldn't resist gettin' piggy with the desserts. I might have had 5 cakes. And, more wine. Whatever! Don't judge me! You don't know my life! #vacation #escapefromjennycraig Plus, I had, like, a ton of vegetables. I totally earned the sweet treats. *Just kidding. I don't want to be splashed with lemonade.

This restaurant is not in a touristic area at all. There is a little live jazz ensemble in the…read moreback. A lot of food options including a few dishes for vegans or vegetarians. if you want to hangout with locals this is the place to go. Completely filled by 9pm on a wednesday with a very good atmosphere