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.

Latte was good, 8/10. Not overall bitter or sweet. Croissant…read more6/10 and tiramisu 6.8/10 were okay. Nothing quite special about either. The croissant was also cold. It would have been better warm. The tiramisu wasn't bad just tasted like the standard in Rome.

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Close to Pulitzer hotel and on the way to metro station, very convinient. Great for breakfast and…read moresnacks. Well priced too.

I loved coming here! It's out of the way but so cute. It felt kind of American really, only because…read moreof the ambience and some more trendy options rather than a classic/older/darker Italian cafe. The reason you should come is that I really think all the pastries were fresh and house made because you can see right into the kitchen as you are sitting down! I could have stayed and watched the baker roll out dough for hours. It was awesome. The treats I got were great as well as my cappuccino, which they were kind about getting for me even with my super-shitty Italian. Totally recommend, and then head over to the Testaccio Market afterward.