The best French toast I've ever had in life. The waffle was decent, but nothing beats that French…read moretoast. Service was also great. The place is a boutique restaurant so not too much seating but there are tables outside if you don't mind fighting the birds. This will be my new go to place for American breakfast when I'm in town.

Really good breakfast place solid food, cute location friendly staff English speaking.read more

Great service and delicious breakfast (freshest orange juice). Handmade marmalade and pretty…read morecappuccinos. Thanks!

Nice outdoor seating on a quiet side street. Trek up hill was invigorating and nice for us. Good…read morevegetarian and vegan options and meat options too. Very kind nice service. Genuine. Good coffee options explained to us patiently. Cute decor and ambiance. Liked the combos that came with fresh squeezed orange juice with pulp and coffee.

Delicious food! I received the kindest service at this café during my whole trip in Italy and would…read morerecommend 10/10.

Mozart Caffe' is a cute, quaint cafe in the heart of metro Rome. It gives a very down home, family…read morerun business feel with friendly service and feel good food. We were immediately greeted by a sweet hostess. Her service was top-notch, as she was very attentive to our needs. I ordered the American breakfast with pancakes and a caramel cappuccino. Let me start off by saying the cappuccino is delicious without any additives. You really don't need any sugar, but for those who do like their cappuccino on the sweet side, adding two sugars is all you really need for this delicious pick me up drink. The American breakfast hit the spot. You get three pancakes the size of a fist, two eggs, cooked and scrambled or fried, and three or four pieces of well cooked bacon. I also tried my friends roasted potatoes, and if you are a potato lover they serve as an excellent additional side dish. All in all the experience is exactly what you would need to start off your day in Rome. I highly recommend!

So I am from the USA, and I have never actually been to a real train station. I had been in a…read morehurry this morning and had not had time for breakfast yet. I saw this cafe on the way to my train and stopped in. I was fully expecting it to be like the standard, terrible food you would normally find at an airport. Wow, was I pleasantly surprised! The staff was super friendly, warm, and welcoming. All the food was fresh and the bread was newly baked. I could not have been more pleased with the experience. If I lived in Rome I would come here even if I was not taking a train hehe. Great place.

Nice cafe/restaurant within the train station. Very busy with the morning crowd when we stopped by,…read morebut the service was quick and friendly. If you're a visiting tourist trying to get your bearings, this place might be a little too hectic. Best to know what you want ahead before approaching the counter (although the counter servers are patient and friendly). Coffee was good, and sandwiches were as expected (yummy). This is a good place to grab a bite, but still a train station place--expect a little chaos and craziness if you don't speak Italian :-) ps Free Wi-Fi, so a great place to kill some time while waiting for your train.

Loved this cafe! Plenty of space and a relaxing atmosphere. I got a cappuccino and cornetto and…read morethey were both delicious. The baristas were very friendly and offered many great options to someone we were with that preferred iced tea to coffee. This day I went in around 9am but I would love to go back at night for a drink sometime.

A gem of a breakfast/lunch spot that is a short walk away from The Vatican. Fabrica is a fairly…read moreintimate cafe that has an entry of a small garden and shop. We didn't need a reservation and we were able to get a table for six without any issue. The decor felt like we were living in a those vintage metal tin wall decor with the arrangement of bicycles, vintage art, and plants. From poached eggs and avocado toast to french toast, everything was super tasty and beautifully presented. The highlight was their desserts and I'm still drooling just thinking about them. The outside from the street might feel quaint but it's a must try when you're in the area.

From the owner: Dalle colazioni,ai dolci, alla gastronomia o all'aperitivo serale il nostro staff è composto in…read moreogni settore da personale qualificato per rendere piacevoli le vostre pause al caffè Gramuglia

Tucked inside the Gran Hotel Via Veneto is the Michelin starred Magnolia. Who am I a mere mortal…read moreto review a restaurant bestowed a star by the Michelin gods you may ask? Without commuting gastronomic blasphemy I shall attempt to answer that question. There are two entrances to the restaurant, one through the hotel and one by the street. Take the separate entrance by the street. It assists you in your gastronomical journey as you are transported to what is a theater of art for food. The chef, Franco Madama, is Rome's Alan Duquesne; actually better as I told him. You have the option of dining on a set menu of 120 per person or a la carte. The courses are divided between "art plates" and regular servings. I chose from each. My antipasto was the Gran Riffelsso an octopus in creamy chocolate sauce. My wife had the Muschio. The former reminds the chef of spring in his hometown and the latter is inspired by the hills of his hometown. I could smell the truffles from 2 feet away. For my first plate I had the spaghetti a la carbonara; perhaps the best I have ever had in my life. For the final plate I had the octopus. The chef gave us complimentary desserts. The food's presentation was bar none. It was perhaps one of the finest meals I have had. Dress is chic and there is a dress code.

This Michelin Star rated restaurant did not disappoint!! The Greatest Chef I've ever been around…read moreFranco Madama (pictured) treated us like we were they only folks in the restaurant!! We went in late and my wife only wanted the risotto but I wanted the full Tasting menu! Normally they don't like to do that because of how long the tasting menu is !! I ate for 3 hours while my wife's palate was jealous!! It was so much greatness on a plate that I can't even describe it made my first day in Rome a very memorable one! The vegetable textures was exactly that, an array of texture! The Ravioli di granchio was an orgasmic experience! The creamy crispy chocolate secrets was perfection in a dessert! I can go on and on but now I'm getting hungry

This was a beautiful restaurant! We came at around 6pm and were seated at a table for drinks before…read morewe could order dinner, which was only available after 7/7:30. The cocktails were very meticulously prepared and very good. Once we ordered food, we transitioned to wine. We split the meat and cheese plate, which was one of the best plates I've had for the quality and quantity. My friend got the gnocchi, which she said was one of the best pasta dishes she's had in her life. I had the cacio e pepe, which was very simple and delicious. The place was rather slow from the service standpoint, but other than that, we can see ourselves coming back again or recommending it to our friends!

Was on the hunt for our first breakfast in Rome, and Yelp led us here. It was tucked away in a…read moreneighborhood, and all the tables were in use so we had to sit in comfy leather chairs, but we later asked to switch to a table to make it easier to eat. Service is slow here, but I figure that's the European style. I had the egg casserole which was a piece of bread, not fully cooked egg, ham, cheese, and zucchini. It was unique and delicious! Their portions are quite small, but again, understandable for Italian breakfasts! Really cute environment and friendly staff.

We are staying at an apartment hotel near by this restaurant so upon our arrival, we received…read morebreakfast vouchers to dine here for breakfast../ Having been through complimentary breakfasts in Paris and Prague, we were somewhat excited to see what Rome has to offer.... I am afraid to share that it was pretty bad... We walk into the restaurant and a young man behind the counter asked us what we would like to eat. So we showed him the vouchers and he gave us somewhat a mad look. He asked us what we like to drink and what kind of baked goods we want... Having limited options we chose our baked goods ( 1 each ) and headed toward a table... After 5 mins, we got our drinks and a tray with variety of breakfast items as you can see in the picture that I posted.. It included yogurt, salami, mini buns, cheese, butter, jam and Orange juice... The salami tasted soooo bad... It tasted like it has been in vinegar getting pickled for ages... Just awful!!!! I have to be honest, but I felt like I am getting my daily share of food in a jail!!!!! Sorry Agora but you have disappointed me!

My girlfriend and I dined here on our last night in Rome. It was the perfect capstone to our trip…read more The restaurant was quiet most of the evening, which is partially because we were in town during the off season. This meant that we had ample time to be introduced to several of the dishes by the owner of the restaurant, who was very gracious and enthusiastic. The layout and decoration is great, and the food even better. We would definitely recommend this place to anyone in the Termini area.