Cappuccino and pastrami!! Apart from a terrific, reasonably…read morepriced cappuccino, this small cafe is famous for its pastrami. The lovely waitress gave us a tasty, smoky sample, so we're definitely coming back for lunch

Very close to where we were staying was this delightful bar. We popped in three times to pick up…read moresandwiches to go. We had the Prosciutto and Mozzarella, which they warmed on the grill, and it was delicious. We were quite impressed with the freshness, quality, and taste of our sandwiches. The staff was always so pleasant even during their busy times. On the morning we were leaving to come home, my husband went down to the bar and brought me back a Maritozzo and a Chocolate Cornetto for himself, which he said was loaded with chocolate and delicious. Oh my, I was in heaven. The Maritozzo was huge, loaded with whipped cream, and just divine. Thank you for giving me a lasting memory of Rome.

We only ordered ice coffees and gelato here. They were more than kind. They had lactose free milk…read moreand served them in large glasses with lots of ice. NOT the Italian way. Gelato was great. PS - I forgot my water bottle. It was waiting for me the next day.

Our tour driver brought us here for a little breakfast. He said we were in the neighborhood where…read morehe grew up. It showed because of how familiar the workers were with him. All the pastries we had were very good, as well as their breakfast sandwiches. Nice quaint place and was not too busy at 7am. If it does get busy, tables are very close together. We sat in adjacent tables with our party and it felt tight, just an FYI, but it was fine with us :)

Just as its name says, this spot offers 100 tiramisu flavors, which is A LOT of options. When we…read morearrived, there was a long line which was apparently for takeout. Since we decided to dine-in, they were able to seat us at a table outdoors right away. Note that the prices are €6 for dine-in and €5 for takeaway. I did like that they presented the tiramisu on a plate to dine-in with a nice presentation. I was also seated next to the conveyor belt of tiramisu, which was fun to watch for a bit. I will say that service was a bit slow for dining it. I ordered the #8 Pistachio with Coconut while the husband had the #95 Whiskey & Dark Chocolate flavor. That whiskey was definitely strong in there. Their flavors are on point and the tiramisus are delicious. I just felt the service was lacking a bit with how busy they are. It's definitely a fun spot to try all the unique variety they can make into tiramisu though.

So many unique tiramisu flavors! I didn't venture very far and got the pistachio one. There was a…read morehuge line but it moved within 20 minutes, and they are a quick order and go system. I loved the generous amount of pistachio cream and pieces on top, and the tiramisu itself had a good coffee flavor and a nice amount of ladyfingers. I also tried a bit of the classic and chestnut one, which I also thought were good.

Super friendly and welcoming staff :) great ambience and delicious coffee and pastriesread more

Found this location on Yelp. We tried a couple of coffee shops in Rome but came back because the…read moreservice is really friendly. The Coffee and pastries are delicious.

Very nice coffee shop that serves barista style drinks with some excellent pastries as well. My…read morecappuccino was was very well made and definitely a top shelf drink . It had a nice balance between the coffee and the milk with a thick silky, smooth froth. The pistachio croissant was also tasty with a nice flaky texture and very well-made in its own right . Staff was super nice where the only thing to lookout for is that there is limited indoor and outdoor seating with this business and it is definitely very popular based on what I saw. Overall, a great spot to get your favorite coffee drink and an excellent pastry.

We found this gem courtesy of Yelp of course. Such a cozy bar (coffee shop) off the beaten path of…read morethe colosseum . The cornettos are absolutely delicious! Buttery and flaky pairs perfectly with a cappuccino. We also enjoyed the toast prosciutto with cheese quite possibly the best fancy grilled cheese ever and ended breakfast with the most amazing pistachio cannoli . My husband also had the most decadent hot chocolate ever! A must if you're not a coffee drinker. Service was excellent. Some staff do speak English we were able to get by with the little Italian I learned. This place is not a tourist trap and in a safe area. Definitely a must!

I was very happy to find this delicious place in Rome. It's very hard to find a coffee shop that…read moremakes ice lattes or ice coffees in Rome. And anyone who knows me knows I love my coffee iced. The latte was delicious and they even offered to put ice cream in it! Next time I'm in Europe I won't forget this place when I need my morning fix.

Our hotel was like 10 mins walk from there and we would walk by all the time. I saw their gelato…read morethrough their window and I knew I wanted to try it. We sat down for dinner one evening. We ordered an aperol spritz and it came with a little snack plate of veggies, finger sandwiches, and a pizza thing. I think it's normal at most places in Italy. For our entrees, we got the risotto and a grilled chicken and a side of garlic sautéed broccoli for my son. I was not expecting the broccoli to look like spinach because I'm used to the broccoli in America. The risotto was seasoned well and cooked perfectly. The chicken was very plain, but surprisingly pretty decent for how it looked. We thought it was gonna be dry but it was still pretty juicy! The gelato needed a paragraph of its own. I forgot where I saw it from, but I saw that when you're getting gelato and it's COVERED in metal containers, it's probably authentic and good. Ciampini was the only place we saw with covered metal containers so I told my husband we NEED to try it. It was the BEST pistachio gelato I had while I was in Italy (and I had a lot). It was creamy and rich, but still so so light. It was packed of pistachio flavor but not overpowering. It was sweet but not overly sweet. I also picked the coffee flavor and it was good too. If you're a coffee lover, this is for you. It's very coffee forward while still giving you those creamy and rich notes. We had it a few times before we moved on to the next city. Now I will be dreaming about their pistachio gelato until I come back again.

Perfect first dinner en Roma. Friendly, accommodating staff. Truly outstanding food--fresh,…read moreflavorful and sooooo good we just couldn't stop eating--our own and each others! We recommend: Pizza Ciampini Margerita(a highlight in a great meal) , Pasta Carbonara, Pasta Pesto, Ravioli Ricotta e Spinaci, Carciofi Friti and (yeah, we're tourists) patatine friti. Thank you to Roberto e Torino!

I really wanted to try the culture/art of aperitivo in Italy as noted in IG. I was looking for a…read morepopular spot near our stay and found this little gem! Honestly, this was probably the best aperitivo restaurant we've been to during our stay in Rome! For only €10, we had our one drink each, three selections of nuts with one being candied (that was delicious), and a huge platter of various finger foods including a small plate of pasta (peep at pic). WHAT. A. STEAL. The fact that our table held the drinks and plates really shows how much we received. The drinks were huge! It was strong enough to make both me and mom flush with our Asian glow. A good buzz for us both. We both got their Aperol Spritz, and my boyfriend got their Limoncello. The eats were delicious! There were 6 different bites and a delicious plate of red sauce gnocchi. We all had the same finger foods and pasta on our table, but I did notice that other tables received different options. What a fun experience! Absolutely love the culture/art of aperitivo in Italy! The fact that their happy hour means a drink and some finger foods before dinner was such a fun experience! It definitely saves money as some people like us don't need to eat dinner afterwards! We're still mind-blown that all of this was €10 per person.

Stopped for drinks. Didn't know it came with complimentary pasta salad and small bites and finger…read moresandwiches. If we weren't already dying from the heat we would've enjoyed the snacks more. We just weren't that hungry. Aperol spritz and Rosillini were on point. Service was great and if we had more time in Rome we would come back for pastries. Not the Cafe's fault, but a large group of very loud Americans diminished the experience. But I didn't knock off a star, I'm an American too.