Le Levain was such a great find in Rome. It's a tiny spot and definitely a bit tight inside, so we…read morefelt lucky to grab a small table. The whole place has that cozy, neighborhood bakery feel the second you walk in. Super warm, inviting, and just a really good energy overall. The coffee was excellent, one of my favorite cappuccinos I had in the area. The staff was also amazing, really kind and attentive and made the experience even better. We tried the quiche which was delicious, but the standout for me was the caramello. So good. Honestly, this place completely exceeded my expectations and is absolutely worth stopping by.

Excellent French bakery with croissants, tarts, and desserts. The ham and cheese croissant is…read moreespecially good. I almost wanted to get two, until I got distracted with their large display case of colorful desserts. P.S. I did end up getting dessert for breakfast...

Ordered the wild strawberry tart (5/5) and lobster tail (3.5/5)…read more There are 2 separate lines: 1. The coffee bar with select pastries 2. The bakery A little overpriced. I would come back but only for the strawberry tart.

The maritozzi was divine and so creamy! We also ordered the cannoli and other pastries for take…read moreaway. They pack it neatly like a present. The line was long but did move fairly quick. You can order and pick up your pastries on the left side and then pick up coffee on the entrance on the right side.

Good cappuccino. Great pastries. I'm partial to their "girella", a raisin roll. This is my favorite…read morebreakfast spot in this neighborhood. It's standing room only indoors. There are seats outside in the habit local businesses have of making the sidewalk their own. Indoors the tv is always on canale 5 (awful). So I don't come here to linger. But for a quick sip and bite on the go, it's great.

The workers here are lovely and very helpful. It was our first stop when we first got to Rome. We…read morewere a little hesitant to go inside since we were clearly tourists, especially with the language barrier. However, they all spoke English and were really helpful. We were in the mood for some coffee so it was a little intimidating to see all the different varieties they had, especially given the fact that most of the drinks were in Italian. They were really patient and answered our questions about their drinks. Got their crema di caffe which is essentially an espresso with a lot of cream/whipped cream(?) on top. It was sweet but fluffy. Took a while to drink it but it allowed us to unwind. Definitely coming back to this place in the future!

Perfect spot for quick morning bite and cappuccino. Amazing variety of sweets and cookies. Two…read moreblocks from Vatican museum entrance. Friendly staff to foreigners.

Holy Maritozzo!!! The best I had my entire trip. Everything I had from here was delicious. I'm not…read moreeven a brownie fan, but I loved the one I purchased here - it was PERFECTLY moist. The woman behind the counter each time I went spoke great English and was so helpful. Don't walk by this place without going in! Your taste buds will be delighted you gave it a try!

This restaurant was the highlight of my trip to Rome. The food is incredible and service amazing…read more You must stop here for coffee and pastries. I will be back!!