A tourist trap hiding behind the Pantheon! That said, I like my coffee like my woman - STRONG. This…read moreplace has strong coffee, so I guess I liked it.

We were near this cafe and ordered a cappuccino and latte. Then we realized we had to try the…read moreMaritozzi and the bread was sweet and the whipped cream was not. Great balance together. Standing around the bar to drink the coffee and eat your pastry is the common practice.

We happened onto Montanucci while walking around Orvieto. What a wonderful place for lunch! The…read morefood was outstanding! So glad we stopped in and had lunch!

Excellent pastry and coffee. Very efficient service and easy check out system to accommodate…read moretourists and locals alike.

Good location because of the view of the Umbrian countryside. The pastries were really good, but…read morethey were also different than its sister shop which is only a 10 minute walk away. I think I preferred the atmosphere and pastries at the other Bar Sensi location, but this one was still nice.

Amazing!!! Unassuming quaint panini/coffee/pastry shop with an expansive view of the Umbrian…read morecountryside. The pastries speak for themselves. You will feel right at home whether you are sipping a cappuccino or a beer!

In the heart of Medieval old Calcata, built on a peak of volcanic rock, La Sala is a cozy and…read morefriendly tea room where you can choose among over 100 kinds of teas. The place consists of a main room, with a few tables and the open kitchen, a smaller room, a loft and a nice terrace. The terrace is ideal to enjoy a fresh ice tea in a hot Summer day while looking at the wild nature of the Treja valley and hearing only nature sounds. Next to a tea you can have some cookie or a delicious slice of cake, rigorously home made. The owner, Gemma, is a Belgian lady that has been living here for several years. If you're in Calcata for a visit be sure to have a stop at La Sala and enjoy one of Gemma's teas.

The perfect breakfast for us as we prepared to leave Rome for the airport. Great cappuccinos,…read moreservice, value, and good food. We sat outside on the shaded porch/patio. It's not a beautiful space but it's clean and functional. Did I mention the espresso was superb? Just remembering our experience here makes me miss Rome.

The staff was very helpful in menu suggestions. For starters, we had the starter seafood platter…read more Which came with a variety of shrimp, Calamari, and octopus dishes. The octopus was very soft and easy to chew. We had the entree seafood sampler, a variety of seafood with large portions And pesto mussels pasta. I was surprised the pasta was well done and not al dente. For dessert, we had homemade tiramisu. The best I've had ever.!!

This is the coffee shop where the locals go for a good cup of espresso. It's a small spot, but…read moreplenty of space at the coffee bar to shoot down your morning drink. They have some pastries too. The menu I found on one of the Yelp photos is still the same today. Pretty helpful to know that they haven't changed the prices. They accept credit card, but I recommend paying cash if your total is less than 10 euros. It's a good way to get rid of your coins.

Adorable place with good fast service. Hole in the wall…read more Croissant wasn't my favorite I've ever gotten but it might just be that I'm not used to Italian style croissants (it was my first in Italy). Coffee was tasty. Lots of Italians popping into this place

A charming cafe right on the piazza. Bar Duomo is the perfect t spot for a morning cappuccino and a…read morepastry, a quick pizza lunch, or an appertivo. Staff is friendly and attentive. Just have a seat outside, enjoy the scenery, and they'll be with you shortly!

Stopped for a quick morning coffee during our day trip to Orvieto. Beautiful location and building,…read morebut the coffee was just ok. I paid 2€ for my cappuccino and it did the job, but it wasn't my favorite- it tasted a little watered down to me. The pastries looked delicious, though I didn't try any myself.

Going to all of the medieval towns in Italy is very cool but it's often hard to tell what's a…read moretourist trap with no-so-good food and what's older and authentic. When we stopped by Il Giardinetto, it seemed very authentic and was super busy with everyone speaking Italian. The seating area is in the middle of the square and a great location. We ordered our standard vegetarian meal-bruschetta, pizza, and salad. The bruschetta was simply excellent with the perfect amount of salt, olive oil, and garlic. The pizza (tomato basil) was probably the best we had in Italy. The salad was good and fresh, very simple as we love it. This might have just been the best food we had in all of Italy. The prices were also super cheap. I think our whole meal was under 20 euro.

Both indoor and wonderful outdoor seating in Piazza XX September. Exceptionally good zuppa, had a…read morerich vegetable in plenty large bowl, along w a fantastic, fresh pasta, a ravioli. First one, upper left on the menu. Great relaxed outdoor environment with excellent service, which started earlier than most other restaurants. Would absolutely go back.