Fincato, the oldest tobacco shop in Italy was recommended to me by a fellow cigar smoker from…read moreFlorence. Given this, I made sure to stop by to pick up a few cigars. The selection was limited, but in the world of Cuban cigars, it usually is, BLAME CHINA! They take up 40% of the market now. The prices are reasonable on a global scale, but fixed within the country of Italy by the state. A lot of pictures will show that they have a lounge, however, the lounge is not an operation for various logistical and regulatory reasons. The folks here are very nice and knowledgeable, so I would definitely make this a stop while in Rome.

Great shop right in the heart of it all. Would love to have some time to enjoy a cigar upstairs…read more And yes, it has a feel and the layout of a tailors quarters. Emiliano is a perfect gentleman and really knows his business.

Incredible. One of my best meals in Italy. Probably helped I visited with Italians. The bread was…read morebest, good meat, good cheese. Insane.

Outstanding and quick service had espresso and Nutella crissonant. Seating was a little tight due…read moreto morning rush

They need to update their hours. Place was closed an hour and a half before listed. Wish I could…read morehave gone inside but they are closed Sundays and I leave Sunday night. Sad. Huge fountain pen collector.