Finally found a department store. Sure everything was on the high end side, but it's nice to see a…read moremodern shop like this inside. Lol, I bought this cool looking French potato sack for veggies for $15! And a bag of chips and Italian condiments for another $15! I guess it's Rome's smaller version of Harrod's. It had a food shop along with the cosmetics and pricey clothes. Security every where along with myriads of shop girls. The down side is the bathroom! Only 2 or 3 stalls in the ladies' WC and no soap at the sinks! Well, at least, I couldn't find it.

Open on Sunday. Check out the summer sale...great prices on Italian brand sunglasses!read more

I'd meant to review this pedestrian mall a couple weeks ago. Galleria Alberto Sordi is a wonderful…read morelittle shopping area with a handful of name brands and Italian designers. Clean and well-kept, its aesthetics are in keeping with Roman expectations. High fashion and elegant stores come together in a relaxed setting. It is also a great place to caffeinate and satisfy a sweet tooth. Algorithmic references: exceptional service, unsurpassed value, money well spent.

Worth walking in for a look around!…read more This galleria is a shopping mall with about a dozen odd stores, and a number of government offices. Some stores you may recognize at Uniqlo, Mango, Calvin Klein Jeans, and Havaianas. Gave it a 3 though since there's not a whole lot to do or see here outside of the stores and a couple cafes/restaurants. Located opposite Piazza Colonna, the building sports a stately facade (like many buildings do in Rome), and its interior impresses with floor to ceiling Art Nouveau style details, reminiscent of many buildings in Prague. While not the most elaborate designs out there, the square stained glass ceilings are noteworthy. This small mall is shaped like a "V" and divided into two walkways, with each point leading to an exit. Hours are 9am-8pm daily. Restrooms inside need payment so plan accordingly.

Incredibile, oggi la cassiera peggiore che possa capitare, una mora con i capelli lunghi e gli…read moreocchial, che, oltre a perdere tempo con ogni cliente con delle file enormi, quando finalmente era arrivato il mio turno ha fatto passare due amici suoi, anziani, davanti a tutti, senza tante spiegazioni. Siccome non ha doti comunicative e relazionali sufficienti e non si sa esprimere probabilmente, a mia richiesta di spiegazioni mi ha fatto passare per un maleducato insensibile facendo una piazzata. Roba da vergognarsi. Se fossi il direttore del personsle la caccerei immediatamente per scarsa propensione all'accoglienza clienti. Ho soprasseduto per evitare problemi alle persone in fila dopo di me. Che persona disgustosa.

Conveniently located right by Pietralata metro station and open until 21:00 (9pm) Monday-Saturday…read more(and sometimes on Sundays)! Grocery on main floor and second floor has electronics, house stuff, some clothing, optical... The mall itself also has a Goldenpoint, erboristeria, an optical, hair salon, bar, travel agency and drycleaner.

Loved this place. Wide selection of fine confectionery and Italian delicacies. Like heaven or…read moreearth to me. People were friendly. Nice little family owned business. Those are best ones.

A fantastic market near our apartment on Via Pannonia right outside of the wall in Roma. if you…read moreare staying in this area its the first thing to do once you get there. Fresh vegatables, fruits, and meats. Fresh milk and yogurt. Watch the prices though as you can pay too much at some of the little shops. My wife also bought a very nice blouse that was reasonably priced. The shopkeepers were all very friendly and willing to help. Our Italian speaking skills were rudimentary at best but that was not a problem Hope to come back here someday.

The sandwich we ordered consist of only a thick hamburger bun, and literally a thin slice of meat…read moreand nothing else. The coffee was mediocre, but service was fine and we did like that they had phone chargers for us to use.

It's a cool place, came here for a drink. Good service, near lots of monuments but not super…read morepricey. Very enjoyable.

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.

This is one of my all-time favorite in Rome. It has that chic yet laidback mood…read more Food and beverages are top quality. It has also that Milano taste that I've been missing in rome. Highly recommend for an "apericena" (meaning drinks which will end up in having dinner).