We looked at about three different shops and ended up purchasing from here. Strongly recommend.read more

Just purchased a piece from here. Original design and signed by the master. So many and I mean so…read moremany fabulous pieces. If you are a serious collector ask to see the back room.

Beautiful ceramics made in Italy! A variety of designs to choose from and the staff is very…read morefriendly and helpful.

Beautiful selection and incredibly helpful employees. The owner, also, is lovely. Definitely stop…read morein for both modern and traditional Italian housewares. Great place to buy gifts!

Walked several miles to this place due to the amazing reviews, obvious fakes once you see it…read more Standard bodega style shop with souvenirs. Nothing remarkable. Very nice gentleman behind the counter, most of the people we met in Italy were very kind.

I always buy myself a piece of jewelry made in the country I'm visiting as my souvenir. I get way…read moremore use out of jewelry than I do shot glasses or magnets. Plus...jewelry sparkles so it makes me smile more than a refrigerator magnet ever could. I purchased a pair of swarovski crystal earrings & a pair of murano glass earrings as my souvenirs for this trip at this store at fair prices. It's not much more expensive than buying poorly made souvenirs from the street vendors.

If you're wandering the streets of Rome of search for some decent leather-made gifts and finding…read morenothing but tourist-centered shops flinging the same mediocre bags and tchotchkes, find your way to Campo Marzio! I basically spent my entire souvenir budget and more in this one modest shop on Via Campo Marzio, originally founded in this very location 90 years ago, in 1933. I was instantly drawn in by the vivid bright colors, and the quality of the work is immediately noticeable while also very reasonably priced. You can tell they take pride in what they produce, the attention to detail to the bags, notebooks, pens - everything is thoughtfully and delightfully designed. One thing I definitely appreciate with their bags is the high quality of their zippers and tags which are smooth and sturdy. These things are clearly meant to last. Giulia was incredibly helpful and patient with me (she also speaks great English). She helped me ship my bags back to California and got all my VAT tax forms together for my refund (the Tax Refund office is conveniently about 2 blocks away). Next time I'm in Rome, if I can save up enough in advance, I'll have a "Campo Marzio" line in my vacation budget.

I purchased a bag here a couple of years ago and was told it was quality leather but it is not…read more After five years of being stored in its dust bag in a closet and used less than ten times total, the bag is falling apart. What is clearly fake leather is pealing away from the sides and is basically trash. I should have known better but allowed myself to be talked into believing the sales person. Don't be fooled like I was.

Love Bartolucci for unique gifts and every item is well built and beautiful..proces are very…read morereasonable and i Love shopping there!

Cute store with lots of handmade wooden toys…read more They make for unique gifts. Employees are sweet and very helpful. I love the attention to detail on their wood work, beautiful. The lovely lady who helped us out wrapped our gifts neatly and was very personable. Great place to visit if you're looking for a neat gift idea.

The service was okay. I was able to find everything that I needed. These gift shops are a dime a…read moredozen around the area. This location just happened to have the best prices for t-shirts, hats and totes. When I walked in, I knew exactly what I wanted, so the entire process took less than ten minutes. They had a wide variety of items from which to choose. The items that I purchased were really good quality. The shirts were thick. The tote bags were sturdy and the hats were good quality. Overall, I was pleased with the selection and value.

We were staying across from the Trevi fountain and everything was super pricey around it. Although…read morePan Lili wasn't too far from us, they definitely had better prices than most local souvenir shops. The Asian lady that owns the store and the Indian fellow that helped me were both welcoming and super helpful. I got several things for friends and family and it all cost 13euros. The same espresso cups I got elsewhere were double the price. If you're in the area, don't waste your money at the other stores. This is a good place to get those little souvenirs that don't take too much space in your luggage.

The owner/worker was the sweetest person ever! They were so patient with me asking to see all the…read moredifferent jewelry that they had. I think the price was decent - left paying 200 euros for all in the photo. I'm so excited to wear them. She also didn't pressure me to buy jewelry that I was unsure of, which I really appreciated.

Cute store near the Piazza Minerva…read more Michaela is the owner who designs many of the unique pieces. Love the use of Roman inspired designs used for coins and architectural elements in the jewelry. She also uses many semiprecious stones like garnets, amethysts, onyx and turquoise. Love the earrings and bracelet that I bought for my Yelp BFF. Thanks, Michaela, for keeping your shop open for an extra few minutes on a late Wednesday evening while I browsed for something special.

If you want to feel like you've walked into a magical storybook with the aroma of fresh leather…read morebound books, notebooks, wax stamps, letterhead, and so much more, Cartoleria Pantheon DAL 1910 is the one shop you must stop at. This shop is perfect to get your next yearly calendar, stationary or anything else your day-to-day requires; however, I recommend this shop as well for gifting purposes. Down the same road is a mainstream stationary shop which many people are quite aware of; however, it doesn't feel as special. On a quiet evening while on a stroll to a fave gelateria of mine (Giolitti), I stumbled upon this shop as I saw a display of wax stamp sealers and the opportunity to create your own. It wasn't until then that I looked up and sure enough I was gravitating inside the shop. I wish I had more time to properly look around the shop but I walked away with a wax stamp boxed kit with my fathers initials and a personalized peacock blue leather bound notebook that I will forever cherish. The owner herself was assisting me and although they usually have a week turnaround time for personalization, when I mentioned I was leaving tomorrow morning she made the exception for me. I'm still in awe of the pieces and can't wait to gift my father his gift later this week. The value and price in itself was very well worth it!!

Beautiful Products, but Unfortunately Disappointing Customer Service…read more I really wanted to love this store. Cartoleria Pantheon has a beautiful selection of products, probably the best variety of leather goods and gifts we've seen while shopping in Rome. The leather quality is excellent, the store is charming and well-organized, and there are so many lovely things to choose from. We actually visited twice. Yesterday, we were greeted by a wonderful lady who was kind and welcoming. We were excited to come back today and make our purchases. Unfortunately, today's experience was completely different. We purchased several items, including two leather bags and gifts, but the employee assisting us, Antonio, made the experience unnecessarily uncomfortable. While we were shopping, he stood very close to us rather than giving us the space to browse comfortably. Things became especially unpleasant when we started making our purchases. We first purchased one bag and requested engraving. Antonio told us it would take approximately 40 minutes, which we were completely fine with. I then told him I wanted to browse for another bag while we waited, and he agreed. When I returned to purchase the second bag and request engraving, I asked to see the engraving options one more time before making my final decision, but he was dismissive and didn't properly show them to me. When we tried asking simple questions about how the engraving could be done, he appeared visibly annoyed and impatient. Then, in a very rude and disrespectful tone, he told us to "hurry up" because the engraving factory was about to close. What made the situation even more frustrating was that the engraving he initially told us would take 40 minutes was actually completed in less than five minutes. We were still standing at the checkout counter when another employee brought the finished items back. So not only did we feel rushed and uncomfortable, but the entire situation seemed completely unnecessary. I absolutely understand that employees have closing hours, and I respect that. However, there is a polite and professional way to communicate this to customers, especially when they are purchasing multiple items and simply asking reasonable questions about personalizing products they are paying for. What makes this experience particularly disappointing is that the products themselves are genuinely beautiful. We spent time choosing items we loved and were excited to take home something special from Rome. Instead, we left feeling rushed, uncomfortable, and disrespected. I sincerely hope the owner reads this feedback and takes it seriously. The contrast between the lovely employee who welcomed us yesterday and Antonio's behavior today was disappointing. One employee made us excited to return, while the other made us question whether we would ever want to shop here again. It's genuinely sad because this store has so much to offer, and I would have loved to recommend it wholeheartedly. Unfortunately, beautiful products and excellent craftsmanship cannot make up for poor customer service. Customers should feel welcome and appreciated, not like an inconvenience simply for wanting to make a thoughtful purchase.