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.

Sant Eustachio II Caffe is considered an ancient coffee shop located in the heart of Rome. Very…read moreclose to the Pantheon. In the 4 times that I've visited Rome, Sant Eustachio never fails to impress me. Every visit, we manage to be here once or twice. Have tried their Gran capuccino, Monachella, irish coffee, tiramisu. They have pastries to try as well. No seating available inside but a few tables are available outside. Be prepared to be charged table service if you decide to sit down. It can get crowded at times but definitely worth the try and wait. Italians normally stands by the counter to sip their espresso and we've tried that too. Definitely a must go to when in Rome. January 2026

It was 7:20pm and we happen to walk past by this coffee shop. I had it on our itinerary, so we…read moredecided another cup of caffeine wouldn't hurt...gotta try them all! The coffee shop was full of store goodies, from coffee beans, branded accessories, sweets, and pastries. We opted to have our coffee at the bar and got the Gran Caffe', their specialty espresso. I really enjoyed how creamy it was, it made the espresso very tasty and gave a great lasting impression. I kind of regret not getting some souvenirs, so I will definitely have to come back next time!

Faro ranks 26th on The World's 100 Best Coffee Shops 2025 list, so we were excited to try it out…read more I had a cappuccino with coffee beans from Finca Nacimiento (Colombia) and it was incredible! The espresso's nuances came through beautifully, even beneath the foam. We also tried their pain suisse, which was a bit too dense, but the scrambled eggs with roasted sausage were perfectly cooked and just the right amount of savory.

This was the last coffee I had in Rome. I wish I had visited it sooner because it was becoming a…read more"hit or miss" when it came to food and coffee in Rome. I like that you can choose the type of roast to have your cappuccino made out of. You can have table service or take away. I got there maybe 20 minutes after it opened and it was just about packed on Sunday morning. The coffee was smooth. The croissant was very sweet and had a lot of chocolate (even for me it was a bit much) but I still enjoyed it. If I'm in Rome again, I will definitely one back.

Like many eateries here in Rome, it is a family owned business with a Friendly barrista in a clean…read moreworking environment. Besides the variety of expresso drinks and cocktails you can have at any time of the day, as long as your work authorizes it, this place sells a good amount of chocolate boxes, bunch of candies and soft drinks. You can come in, sit down for lunch as they have a line of pizza, panini and some delectable pastries...or you can have it to go. When I came in a gentleman was getting multiple shots (8) expresso in a small bottle to go with some plastic shot containers ...that is a thing, who knew!

I'm reviewing Danesi for its coffee. They roast their own at this location, and you can buy it…read morepackaged or enjoy a caffè at the walk up window. The coffees are excellent.

The hubby and I where looking for a place to eat and run across this delightful restaurant. I was…read morein the mood for Lasagna which they had. We got the fried green olives with meat to die for so good. Then the lasagna and hubby had the Calzone Con Prosciutto. We eat them to the end was so very good.

There was no way I was going to leave Rome without trying one of Italy's popular Maritozzo buns…read more Since this spot was close to our hotel, we stopped in here one morning for a quick brekkie before heading over to the Colosseum. It is also across the street from Roma Termini. O...M...G!!! These popular Maritozzo breakfast buns are to die for. It resembles the shape of a football. It's imitating at first. How do I hold and eat it without making a mess? Heck, just open wide and stuff this baby into your mouth. And if it gets all over your pretty lips, just lick it off with your tongue. I'm not one for whipped cream but these are incredibly light, like eating a cloud. The bun is pillowy soft. I didn't feel guilty eating it. It's perfect with a cup of hot coffee. Here, they come in two sizes. It reminds me of those Chinese Coconut Buns but BETTER!!! I'm surprised that I have never seen these buns since we have a huge Italian population in NY/NJ/PA. I have to see if I can find these back home. Busy place for locals who have their coffee standing up at the bar before they go on with their day. Lots of bad reviews about their rude service but we had a very friendly and attentive server.

My first transaction after arriving in Rome and the cashier was rude and arrogant. Absolutely not…read morenecessary as I did nothing to warrant that. Maybe he doesn't like tourists? And there was nothing special about the pastry I ordered.