Ran into this wonderful friendly neighborhood cafe restaurant when my family needed a break and…read morefood from visiting Vatican City. People.are wonderful and food were wonderful, tried their set lunch, desserts & caffe. Wonderful & peaceful restaurant.

An amazing, out of the way bakery that supplies some of Rome's best restaurants with baked goods…read more In addition to their substantial baking operations, they operate a small walk in shop at the front of their bakery. I found out about Palmieri when they delivered several cakes and pastries to a local restaurant my group was visiting. I jotted down the bakery name, and we made it a point to seek them out. They are located very close to the Vatican metro stop, in the interior courtyard of a building. Look for a small bronze plate with their name on the outside. Pasticceria Palmieri bakes some of the best Italian classics that I've had the pleasure to try from them. So far I've sampled their cannoli, tiramisu, and a phyllo custard pastry. All three were amazing! On top of the sweet stuff, they also make breakfast breads such as croissants, and savory flatbread/pizza like items. If you are in Rome, make it a point to seek this place out. If you are near the Vatican, you have no choice. I'll be dreaming about that cannoli until I return.

There are two locations in Rome. This is not the one I went to the one I went to was Centro storico…read morebut anyhow so so delicious it had a walk up window for real gelato. Very nice inside. Great customer service beautiful ambience very very delicious thank you.

I went to tomacelli branch, however the chocolate was delicious but it was a little expensive, I…read moreaslo had some cookies which were delicious but I expected more creativity, the people who work there were nice

This is not just the best bakery in rome, I guess it is the best one I've ever tried in all the…read morecountries I have lived in. Highly suggested! Cakes are incredibly satisfying and light (probably they're not but they seem to be) at the same time. You never get sick or nauseated by Romoli's dessert.

This café is very near the Grand Hotel Palace. My guide suggested this place as opposed to the…read moreexpensive tourist traps. They have a buffet lunch for €12. Many of the local business people have lunch here. You go inside to select your meat and vegetables. Then take a seat and the waiter will bring your food to you. I recommend the roast beef. Wine is only six euros a glass. Much cheaper than most of the tourist spots. It is only a half a block off of via Veneto. The covered Outdoor seating allows smoking - as many of the outdoor cafés do. Indoor seating is non-smoking. The waiter speak enough English to communicate. Service is very good. Go inside to pay after your meal

Wow. I bought 5 pastries here- big ones- 16.9 euro. They were all supremely good. I bought 2…read more cannoli, a cream puff, tiramisu (has a butterfly on top made of chocolate) and a small cake with fondant on top topped with a cherry and filled with rum flavored custard. So delicious. I love the way they wrap them too- it ends up wrapped like a present (see pictures). We also had coffee here at the bar- there's also a cafe in the back. You pay for coffee up front at the register- cappuccino is 1.20, marrucchino is 3 and there are lots more choices! Order your pastries and then they give you a receipt to take to the register, unless you know what you want- then you can pay first and take the receipt to the pastry counter. People seemed to leave 10 cent tips on their receipt for coffee- so since there were 2 of us I left 20 cents. They also have candy and cookies here. Haven't tried those yet but they looked great too. This is a great place. Go here. It's easy to find.

So I am from the USA, and I have never actually been to a real train station. I had been in a…read morehurry this morning and had not had time for breakfast yet. I saw this cafe on the way to my train and stopped in. I was fully expecting it to be like the standard, terrible food you would normally find at an airport. Wow, was I pleasantly surprised! The staff was super friendly, warm, and welcoming. All the food was fresh and the bread was newly baked. I could not have been more pleased with the experience. If I lived in Rome I would come here even if I was not taking a train hehe. Great place.

Nice cafe/restaurant within the train station. Very busy with the morning crowd when we stopped by,…read morebut the service was quick and friendly. If you're a visiting tourist trying to get your bearings, this place might be a little too hectic. Best to know what you want ahead before approaching the counter (although the counter servers are patient and friendly). Coffee was good, and sandwiches were as expected (yummy). This is a good place to grab a bite, but still a train station place--expect a little chaos and craziness if you don't speak Italian :-) ps Free Wi-Fi, so a great place to kill some time while waiting for your train.

My husband and I have been in Rome for about 5 days and have been craving American breakfast and…read morethis place hit the spot! I ordered the fresh fruit pancakes and he ordered the blueberry cinnamon pancakes, both tasted great! The restaurant is super cute also and the pastries looked delicious.

THE BEST BREAKFAST IN ROME. I'm not kidding. I'm Italian and I am pretty picky about food but here…read moreeverything is absolutely AMAZING. The cream croissants are the best ones I've ever had. The salty croissants with prosciutto, mozzarella, aragula cream and tomatoes are incredible. Tramezzini, little sandwiches, little pastries and even the latte macchiatos and cappuccinos are DELICIOUS. The service was also really good and professional. I don't know enough words in English to make you all understand how great this place is. It is super cheap as well. Definitely the best breakfast/brunch place in Rome.

Not far from Campo de' Fiori, Pasticceria De Bellis looks a little bit French upon entry, and…read morebetween time studying alongside Ferran Adrià as well as Jordi Roca the Pastries from Chef Andrea De Bellis set a high standard despite Rome's generally underwhelming Dessert scene. Closed Monday, but otherwise open from 09h00 to 20h00 daily, it is at Piazza del Paradiso 56 that guests will find the small shop, a lone server on this particular date expediting orders including Cakes, Panini and Coffee. Offering limited seating, though most Italian patrons seem to take De Bellis' to-go with Coffee, it was after perusing a small collection that three items were selected, the Espresso stronger than most but finishing smooth and well-suited to sip with crumbly Ricotta Cake with Apples. More inviting than the likes of Roscioli Caffè, relaxing even, it was seated at a wooden table that forks pierced the shell of De Bellis' Cannoli, the Chocolate-lining something of a textural compromise though filling is unparalleled while a "Bronte Cake" with Pistachio Cream and Raspberry is delicate, beautiful and delicious.

Seriously amazing! I wish I had found this place sooner. I visited Pasticceria de Bellis on my 2nd…read moreto last day in Rome, where I had the best croissant I've ever had. The sugar coated croissant is a must try, while the regular one is just as good. Extremely flaky, buttery, and light. HIGHLY recommend. I actually came back the morning of my last day to purchase more for my road trip to Sorrento. Wish I could've tried more delicious desserts from this place!