Farnese - Carte

nice place, it is worth paying euro to cappuccino and croissants with the background of Fanese square

great local in the heart of the city. friendly staff, helpful and prepared. high-level food and wine offer.

I was yesterday I took an exceptional mulled wine! beautiful atmosphere and friendly staff! I recommend you take a walk around here! Voir le carte

Truely iconic and original coffee bar. The older gentleman have been working since 1956. But it’s been in the family for 100 years. A real taste of real Rome. Stop in a for an espresso.

Cute place with style and furniture really very well looked after! drink in the norm but there is also the possibility to blend your gin tonic by choosing among various botanicals, tonics and spices (at the price of definitely a pleasant stop before going to dinner!

This rapidly became my preferred breakfast place near Campo dei Fiori : good coffee, great cornetti, very nice eggs Benedict, wonderfully friendly staff. (Translated by Google) This quickly became my preferred place to have breakfast near Campo dei Fiori: good coffee, excellent cornetti, very good eggs Benedict, a wonderfully friendly staff. Voir le carte

I went to the London bar for a lunch and I was happy: I took a toasted avocado with scrambled eggs and a crisp monsieur, ending with a hot chocolate and a ginger infusion. I found everything excellent and in particular I want to praise the avocado toast, a winning addition able to perfectly combine the flavors and the consistencies of the various ingredients. Finally, I would like to emphasize the infinite courtesy and professionalism of the employees, prepared for every question and attentive to every request.

I have never been to a place with such exceptional service, price, quality, location, and authenticity. 1 euro latte are you for real?? We got two cappuccinos, bear claw, and ham sandwich for 7.5 euros could not believe it, all for the price of a latte in SF. The clientele is 80% Italian, and it’s fun to watch locals come right to the bar, order espresso in Italian, crush it, and dip out. Really fun. The owners are wonderful, they add subtle touches like cutting sandwich in half so we could both eat. Espresso is still better in SF, this one was slightly too watery, and uses old world beans, but for 1 euro and everything else, it has immense value. Must go

I was walking to Campo De Fiori one morning and on the way was looking for a place to have a maritozzi. Every place I passed had none. I was hell bent on finding one. Once at the market, I asked someone and he directed me a block away to this little alley. This little place had 2 elderly men working there and seemed not to speak any English. I easily ordered the maritozzi and a cappuccino and one man brought it to a little table outside where I sat next to a table full of Italian women. I listened to them talk…. not knowing anything they were saying….and enjoyed every minute while I had breakfast. When I was done I told the man il conto and he told me the amount of my bill in Italian. I hear... Voir le carte