Great coffee! Also grabbed a few pastries that were delicious! While next to the Pantheon, it did…read morenot feel like a tourist trap.

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.

Service was excellent. Our bus boy looked like a young version of Sylvester Stallone and oh so…read morefriendly. The waitress was also good at this buffet style lunch. They speak a little English and definitely make an effort to please you with great attentiveness. The view was absolutely spectacular. You are looking down on Park Gregoriano with its Grecian temple and gorgeous greenery. We stopped eating several times to take photos of the perfectly lit columns or a sudden double rainbow. We could not see the waterfall from our seats but believe you can from the dinner room. Why four stars instead of five? The buffet ran out of items and the temperature was a little cooler than I like. The desserts were purchased separate from the lunch buffet as was our American style coffee. The salads were fresh, the food very tasty. A vegetarian could eat here as could a carnivore.

Small place with a wonderful view, they don't speak alEnglish but they really TRYING to do the best…read morefor give you a wonderfully service.

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.

Good tea. Got fast wifi. Got organic soy milk and agave. Modern setting. Friendly staff. Dope…read moredesigns.

Stopped here on our way to the train and it was a pleasant surprise. The owners are super friendly…read moreand helpful. The coffee was delicious. We ordered two cappuccinos, a coffee americano, and croissant. It was less than 10 euros for our coffee & croissant!

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We were headed to the Quartiere Coppede when I just needed a bit of a break. Spotted this shop from…read moreacross the street and it was an excellent. stop. Famous for their coffee, I ordered a black tea with lemon and a pistachio cake. Table service is available inside and out. Be aware if you sit outside others may be smoking. There are two tables to sit and a few 'standing room' tables made from snow board on side walk. I received a loose black tea in a reusable tea bag, a lemon (as requested), a cup of hot water and spoon. This tea is light and floral and very much complimented the acidic lemon. Excellent cuppa. That pistachio cake is delicious. The outside crust is toothsome while the inside is soft, moist and sweet. A really welcome mid-morning respite. Service was excellent. Staff speak English. On street parking if you can find it. If in need of a caffeine break, looking for a baked good or lunch time meal I think you'll be satisfied at any of the Caffe Marziali 1922 locations. Check out their history on their website.

This trendy establishment offers a a variety of expresso drinks, freshly squeezed juices,…read moresandwiches and pastries. I arrived just in time for lunch, the rush hour crowd filed in right after me. That's a great testimony to the quality of the food and drinks. The only objection is to what seemed to be a lack of process and apparent chaos as it was difficult to determine where to order, who to talk to , who was the cashier and who made the food etc..., it drove me impatient but they came through, sat us down and served us a good pizza romano, freshly juiced assortment of fruits. I will probably not go back as there is so much to discover in Rome but I would encourage you to visit as they push out good food.