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.

This place is a super casual grab and go café. We were staying directly next door and came here…read moreonce to twice a day for coffee or a dessert. They serve every kind of pastry you can think of from tiramisu, to cannolis, to other sweets I cant even pronounce. They also have a decent variety of gelato to choose from (but this was the one thing we didn't try here). What we enjoyed the most was the coffee. We tried the cafe americano, cappuccino, espresso, etc. everyone was good. And their prices are extremely fair. This was one of the few honest places we came across while we were here. Stay away from the convenience store next door to this place (owned by an Indian guy) because that guy overcharged us by at least 10 euros, but we didn't even argue with him because we just knew to take our business elsewhere for the remainder of the trip. The guys there are really nice and understand/speak English well. They have a few tables where you can sit down and enjoy your meal, or, you can request your stuff to go.

The gelato at Ciuri Ciuri was decent, but overall I left feeling a little underwhelmed. The flavors…read morewere good and the quality was solid, but I didn't think it was anything that really stood out, especially for the price. It was also a bit expensive for the portion you receive, and the service was kind of inattentive. It took longer than expected to get help, and the staff didn't seem very engaged. Overall, it's not a bad place if you're in the area and want some gelato, but I don't think it's a place I'd go out of my way to visit again. Three stars.

Oh, my! This is our favorite cappuccino/ espresso stop in Trastevere. We've had our coffee at the…read moreinside bar and at the charming outside tables where we can savor our drinks. Service is warm and friendly. Prices are reasonable and it's the ideal setting for conversation and an afternoon pickup. It's the best coffee we've had in Rome.

Amine was our favorite server in all of Rome! He was the most pleasant waiter, checking on us…read moreoften, and not rushing us. Throughout our leisurely 2 hour lunch, Amine served us cappuccinos, Moscow mules, pear and walnut salad, salmon and arugula pizza, and a deliciously creamy tiramisu. He even offered to take our picture, which turned out great! Amines kindness, patience, and joy made Caffe Di Marzio our most favorite cafe experience of our trip!

This was my first and last stop on Rome! We landed too early to check in to our hotel and decided…read moreto venture out for breakfast. This was just down the street and after walking past a few questionable looking bars, we thought this was a good stop. Their pastries were delicious! The espresso and cappuccinos both hit the spot. We probably got charged more than locals for sitting but at €12 for two cappuccinos and two chocolate pastries, I felt like we got what we paid for.

Cute cafe to stop in for a cappuccino and cornetto or other baked good. I really loved their plain…read morecornetto- it was just the right amount of sweet and flaky, and had a dusting of powdered sugar on the outside. They have a few tables inside and outside, and offer counter or table service. The owner and staff was very patient with us, even though we didn't speak much Italian.

We just had coffee here…read more The coffee was fine. The room was nice. This is a good place. * * * I am using this review to walk back an argument I made in my review of Max's Bar on Via Po here in Rome. I said in that review that you should take your coffee straight in Rome because the basic coffee is so damm good. The basic coffee IS damm good. You will never go wrong with having a plain ordinary espresso. * * * On this particular day, I was dying of thirst and needed something more liquid than a basic espresso. So I ordered a Cappuccino Freddo. Subsequent experiments with Cappuccino Freddo's replicated the extraordinary results I got at Lungara 1940. Cappuccino Freddo is an amazing drink. * * * A cappuccino freddo is essentially a triple flat white served cold. Hot cappuccinos for whatever reason don't work this way. The cappuccino freddo captures 100% of the flavor of the espresso. (Flat whites do the same). So you are losing none of the amazingness of Italian coffee. You are also getting one of the most refreshing drinks on the planet. You are also solving the fundamental problem with flat whites. They are always small. An espresso is so strong and bitter (or muddy) that small is completely fine. A flat white is a beverage rather than an intense fight with bitterness or mud. So you kind of want a whole glass of it. A cappuccino freddo IS a whole glass of it. And the taste of the espresso is with you for every single solitary drop. I am completely and totally in love. * * * If you go to Lungara 1940, you will be happy with your Cappuccino Freddo. But once I started drinking those, nearly everyone who served me one, served me a good one. This is as reliable a pleasure as hazelnut gelato. * * * Drink Italian Coffee. Be happy. And you will have the get up and go to go see another thirteen neighborhoods before dinner. There is a lot to see in Rome.

We needed a snack after our visit to Villa Farnesini close by. They have great smoothie and the…read morebest part is PISTACHIO CROISSANT! so good! Must try for tourists! The staff is nice and friendly. They seats on the road with traffic but it's a cozy road and nice.

The food is averagely great. It wasn't special, but it was good. The only disappointment was the…read moregelato. It in itself was great and authentic, the was just not enough flavors to choose from, and the flavors you can get you can get anywhere else, it just wasn't that unique as I anticipated. The service was good. It wasn't too loud or busy etheir.

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.

The coffee and overall atmosphere was great. We bought…read morecoffee beans to take back home to the USA for family. The only issue was the address provided on Yelp is incorrect. We took a taxi to the location but found ourselves at a different location. Luckily the taxi driver knew of this coffee shop and was able to take us there. It's by The Pantheon for reference.

Breakfast for 5, great! All 3 kids loved the pastries and drinks. Cappuccinos we're the best I've…read morehad so far in Italy. We will be coming back during our stay.

Delicious fresh pastries. We were there at 9am and lots of pastries were already sold out! Many…read morelocals having coffee at the bar.

The service and the food was amazing! Perfect little coffee shop and affordable prices! The plain…read morecroissant was one, if not, the best we had in Rome (the chocolate is also AMAZING). The apples strudel was fresh and lots of flavor.