Coffee and bakery items were delicious! Opened early and was walking distance from where we were…read morestaying!

If you're in Lido di Ostia and you like trying regional specialties, I highly recommend stopping by…read morethis little cafe selling Krapfen! I love fried dough. Sweet, savory, I'm in. These were fried yeast dough puffs covered in granulated sugar and with a squirt of filling in the top middle of the dough. It's not exactly a donut by American standards, but it's not far off. We tried the chocolate and the pistachio flavor filled ones, though they had a vanilla cream flavor and one or two others. The flavored fillings were almost like a wet pudding consistency and the sugar on the outside of the dough gave it it's sweetness. Bottom line: Glad I tried Krapfen! If for no other reason then it's fun to say.

Doce Doce is a great sweets spot 60 seconds from Campo de' Fiori on the Via dei Cappellari. Donuts…read moreand other pastries. Really good, and a great guy running the joint, he having spent some years living in the Philadelphia area. I hope he did not become an Eagles fan!

We had a 12:30 lunch reservation at Roscioli and arrived hungry a little before 12:15, hoping to be…read moreseated early. We were surprised to learn that the restaurant did not actually open until 12:30, and found ourselves with fifteen minutes to kill. Luckily, Roscioli Caffè Pasticceria was right next door. We got seated immediately, a relief given both our timeframe and our slight fatigue after a long walk from Vatican City. We got a small table on the cute little patio, and service was prompt and friendly. We told our waiter about our lunch reservation, and he made sure we were able to leave on schedule. We ordered cappuccinos, which were €3 apiece and delicious, thick with foam. I don't drink coffee at home, but after this one, I enjoyed cappuccinos every day in Italy. So cheap and tasty. The café also offers a robust food menu, and seems like a great place to get a Roscioli meal if you can't land a reservation at the popular (and amazing) salumeria. I'd recommend Roscioli Caffè Pasticceria whether or not you're also eating at the restaurant.

If in Rome, you must eat here for breakfast, it Amazing!! I got a Cappuccino which was delicious!…read more Then a Coffee Maritozzo, it's a cream filled bun!!!! Soooo good! Then I got a Latte! We also got some toast with butter and preserves. Service was very friendly and fast. This is a must stop. We also ate at their other restaurant for dinner, look at my review on them, amazing! Ciao!

Let me start with this I am an Italian American 2nd generation and got to say that the food was…read moreoutstanding! Service and ambience were warm and welcoming.

Other than the fact that none of the waitstaff or chef spoke English, we managed to get everything…read morewe wanted. They were so nice and they tried hard to understand us. The food was amazing and the house wine was better than the expensive bottle our table neighbor bought! (He let me do a side by side tasting). This place is exactly what we were looking for on our last night of the trip.

Great pastry and coffee shop. The customer service is awesome even though I didnt speak any…read moreItalian, the employees were very welcoming and helpful. The pastries are mini which is great because then you can try more. Had a latte with soy and it was perfect.

OMG - so glad we stumbled into this place in the rain on our last day in Rome. The Barberini pastry…read moreand the tiramisu pastry was great with a coffee. Beautiful bakery with Paris vibes. Run don't walk so you can eat more!

Finding breakfast in Rome usually means ending up at a cafe and eating some kind of a pastry (or at…read moreleast this has been my experience). We ended up driving here this morning for a quick bite to eat before heading downtown. This place had plenty of pastry and sweet treat options available for breakfast and since I was unable to get the chocolate filled pastry I wanted (the people I was with took the last 2) so I ended up getting what I can only describe is a XL donut. This donut was massive was pretty good for what it was. It was kind of like injecting large amounts of sugar into my mouth along with some dough (I am not saying this is a bad thing). Overall, this was a decent little shop that fed us and had us on our way. This is a solid place to go for a quick bite, but you should probably look elsewhere for a full meal.

I've been coming for breakfast for the last 4 days and even though I don't speak very good Italian,…read moreI can get around with what I want. Not here. They serve quickly and whatever they want, not really making an effort to try to understand what you want. Por service. On the other hand, the pastry is delicious and the barista really knows his stuff.

Focaccia!! This bakery has an old school feel to it, right…read moredown to nonna sitting at the cash register opposite to the bakery display counter. We had a spinach and ricotta slice, and a focaccia filled with mortadella and they were both delicious! There were plenty of other savories and tempting sweet treats on display in the cabinets - enough to please all tastes. Tjhis is a good value option for lunch!

A great place to grab a bite to eat , it was not full of tourists and they were nice as can be to…read moreus. The mortadella with pistachios on focaccia was delicious. They only had two tables but we were able to sit and eat and have some coffee as well. Definitely hit the spot.

Food: delicious, ate a sandwich, pizza and game back the next day for a maritozzo - recommend all 3…read more Ambiance: deli vibe! Walk in, they ask behind the counter what you want, you pay and you collect Service: it may be pretty intimidating but they were super nice once they were locked in on you!

We enjoyed our bites here, Roscioli is a popular bakery in Rome and has a ton of options to choose…read morefrom. We came around 11 AM and it wasn't too busy, so we were able to easily put in our order. We ordered two slices of the potato pizza and a suppli. The potato pizza was tasty and if I had more room in my stomach, I would have tried other toppings as well! I also really enjoyed the suppli, which is a local snack made of rice and tomato sauce. Overall, it was worth checking out this bakery and I would certainly come back to try more of their food!

We've never had Romanian food before. We visited Tivoli as a day trip from Rome. We were debating…read moregoing back in to Rome to have dinner but decided to stay in Tivoli. We were so glad we did. We visited with our teenage kids from California. The restaurant is decorated tastefully with Romanian decor with a little Dracula kitsch thrown in. The cave was amazing. It felt like it would be the perfect place for a Haunted House. The owner speaks perfect English. He was friendly and did a great job explaining the menu to us. You can tell he is very proud of the restaurant and it shows both in his enthusiasm as well as all the awards he has won. He has a great outlook on life and really strives to give back to the community. The cabbage rolls were amazing. The shepherds appetizer with the polenta was incredible. The salads were very fresh with lots of veggies in addition to the greens. The donut dessert was also incredible. Even with all the restaurants in Tivoli, when we return to Tivoli we will eat here.

We came across taverna di Dracula while visiting Tivoli via Roma. The food here is amazing! We…read morehad the stuffed cabbage rolls which were the best I have ever had! My wife had their version of Shepard pie which is parents and cheese topped with a sunny side up egg and cream. Very, very good! Michael, the owner, was amazing! He likes to get you drunk! LOL! The whole experience was worth every cent! A must if you visit Tivoli!