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    Antico Caffè Greco

    3.9 (186 reviews)
    Open 7:30 am - 11:30 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Espresso and Fruit delicacy
    Blake H.

    We made a quick stop at Antico Caffe Greco! The service was very good and the espresso was also a treat. It seemed as if this place was very popular with visitors. While we didn't try any food, our experience was great.

    Espresso
    Sepideh Z.

    So, this is a cafe that opened in 1760 and quickly became the "it" spot for many historic people including Hans Christian Andersen, Mark Twain, and Casanova. Therefore, the history of this place is very cool and interesting. However, the prices are wildly overpriced and there was a lack of mouthwatering pastries to choose from which was underwhelming. I think we paid 15 euros for 2 espressos which is absolute insanity! We were used to paying 1-2.50 for espressos so this place seemed to have a bit of price gauging going on since they're historic. I mean it was a cool experience but it wouldn't have made a difference if we skipped it.

    Double espresso, sparkling water and cappuccino
    Jeremy S.

    Meh. Having been to this place over the years, it's still just overpriced and average compared to the other cafes in Rome. That said, it's a great meeting place for people visiting the city and it's literally within 50 feet of the Spanish steps. If you don't mind overpaying for coffee or an Aperol Spritz, give this place a try. From a historical perspective it's worth trying at least once...

    Iced coffee and cannoli
    Iris P.

    It's good to live expensive, you know it. Want to dine like Gaga? You need to visit Café Greco! We dined here after finding out this is from the exact scene lady gaga comes out of from House of Gucci movie we got cappuccino freedo's and cannolis, both which were delicious! Happy to say this didn't disappoint and we were happy to get a spot indoors! The service was very quick!

    Jamie T.

    I loved this place. Sure, it was expensive--but the ambiance was worth it. Like being in a Merchant Ivory film.

    Campari Spritz and snacks for Apertivo
    Maria F.

    Walking distance from the Spanish Steps is this storied caffe. Our timing was perfect and we were able to experience Apertivo hour. Think of it as Italian happy hour but much more. You get snacks is some sort with your cocktail. Apertivo is suppose to get your digestive juices floating before dinner. A pre-dinner snack. We thoroughly enjoyed the snacks. Those olives! Mmm. The place is charming. The seating vignettes harken back to older times. The art on the walls beckon you to sit, enjoy and appreciate.

    Cheesecake
    Karen S.

    One of the oldest bars in Rome turned into coffee cafe establishment. To the worldly, impatient, hangry tourists, be patient with the staff; italian culture is super laid back. It may take a minute to get seated, then another minute for the menus. You'll have to flag down the waiter to place your order. But once you do, you won't regret it! As coffee culture goes, Antico Caffe Greco has the 2nd best coffee in Rome (my humble opinion of the best going to Sant Eustachio). Chocolatey flavors melding into one with the caffeine that is never burnt. My mouth waters still at the thought of their berries cheesecake- whose consistency was light, fluffy with the perfect amount of tart acidity in their berry topped syrup. Worth the stop and honestly in heat of the summer, Antico Caffe Greco's cool, calm interior does wonders to freshen you up a bit.

    Great Sam Clemens - Mark Twain
    Andy N.

    When in Rome - do it like they have for a long-time. Really great Irish Coffee, Caps were awesome and the Hot Chocolate is really off the charts. You can also break bread with a literary master!

    Romeo & Juliet tea, salmon toast, prosciutto toast

    Ambiance was pretty. The drinks were good. Food options were ok. Service was a bit slow. We were really just there for the history, to sit where the old literary icons once sat.

    Fruit Flan - custard was so smooth
    Joanne V.

    For those who knows me, I have a crazy sweet tooth. I'm so ELATED to find a cafe with incredibly delicious cakes and pastries. This cafe is very close to the Spanish Steps. We came here twice during our 3 days visit in Rome. They have seating and standing options. I would not recommend the seating option because the prices are three times more than the standing option and also service was slow. Order their PISTACHIO CAKE and the PISTACHIO CANNOLI. You absolutely cannot get this anywhere in Canada. We ordered a whole bunch of random pastries and everything were delectable! No complaints with the food. Cakes were moist and not overly sweet. So, if you need a break from walking, order at the cashier and bring your receipt to the bar, where they make your drinks. If you like cappuccino, you can even get it cold. Happy Eating!

    Best coffee selection and Italian pastries. Known for its historic ties, this cafe offers best experience in terms of art, history, food, service and fine ambiance.

    Liz M.

    Loved it here during my trip to Rome. It was a nice place to stop when it was 100° with some classic Italian treats and drinks. The servers were great and very understanding of my inability to speak Italian. They didn't rush me out or make me unwelcome. I loved my experience and everything I tried.

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    A historic coffee and pastry location in the heart of Rome. A bit pricey and crowded with tourists but worth a visit.

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    An unforgettable coffee and dessert experience! Great service, beautiful bathrooms, and lovely pastries!

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    Oldest cafe in Roma, it's a cultural and culinary experience better late at night when is least crowded.

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    Supplizio

    4.5(42 reviews)
    1.5 kmCentro Storico
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    Supplizio came at the recommendation of one of our good family friends as a highlight of the food…read morescene in Roma. Since we had a relatively loose itinerary when it came to food (actually for everything), we thought it would be a good idea to grab lunch here after checking out the Vatican City. That being said, we made our way over after a morning of museum explorations. As suggested by the name, Supplizio specializes in suppli - a Roman street food consisting of fried balls of risotto paired with some combination of sauce and cheese. They're very similar to arancini, which are fried balls of rice that originated in Sicily. Walking in we were greeted by a small seating area with the ordering counter in the back. Since it was relatively quiet we decided to sit and eat - the decor was kind of eclectic with a mix of couches and chairs paired with dark woods. The star of the menu was suppli in a variety of flavors - five to be exact. We wanted to go all in, so we ordered one of each: classico (meat, tomato, mozz, parm), cacio e pepe, amatricana, pomodoro & mozz, and carbonara. The mozzarella in carrozza was speaking to us as well so we ordered that too. Even though we ordered at the counter, the food was served to us which I thought was a nice touch. The suppli were great - though they were fried, they were not too heavy and the variety of flavors were prominent without being overpowering; it was really good stuff. The mozzarella in carrozza exceeded by expectations - in the US this is usually a greasy dish prepared with white bread and served with marinara sauce. However, here at Supplizio it wasn't greasy at all - and prepared with Italian bread which was thicker and better able to withstand being deep-fried. The mozz was also delicious and honestly we didn't even need marinara - straight in. Service was good, the employees were friendly and we were served promptly. Overall, Supplizio was definitely a highlight of our Roma food explorations and I would recommend stopping here if you're in the area.

    Tried the suppli fried risotto balls. I got the carbonara and the amatriciana. Both were great and…read morethe server was very nice. Theres seating inside and outside and the space is small and cute and casual. They bring out the utensils and items you need if you plan to dine in.

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