Caffe Piave

Me acerqué a este lugar con la esperanza de poder desayunar tranquila y poder hacer uso del wifi del local. Pero fue un quilombo.
Si bien la atención de la moza fue en un principio amigable, cuando le pregunté por los combos de desayuno me dijo que no había ninguno, sin embargo estuvo explicando a otra mesa cercana todo lo que tenían.
El café es normal, no es la gran cosa, venden un jugo de naranja que viene en uno de los combos pero si lo pedís aparte, te cobran el doble.
Al momento de pedir la clave del wifi, la moza parecía molesta por lo que al entregarme el papel con la contraseña casi que me lo tiró por la cara.
Tomé un café, jugo de naranja y la pastelería del día. No recomiendo este lugar, podrían tranquilamente ir a desayunar a otro local cercano. La mala onda que tiran los mozos solo hace que te den ganas de irte desde el momento en que llegás.

Un petit restaurant aux couleurs locales. On mange avec des italiens et les plats sont d’un très bon rapport qualité/​prix.
Côté service, pas de remarque négative. Ils parlent anglais pour la plupart. Aucune difficulté pour la commande.

Just came here for coffee before catching a flight. You have the option to sit inside or outside. This place is also further away from Termini than most. Only had coffee and a croissant, can’t say much else regarding food. However, nice stop.

An oasis in the desert of the tourist district north of the train station. Perfectly smooth caffè (espresso). If you order the orange juice, they squeeze it fresh. Panini are simple and delicious. Free wifi.

I’m surprised at the bad reviews! The baristas/​servers were nothing but welcoming and nice (which is surprising because we entered the shop just a few minutes before closing time.) They have good, moderately priced coffee drinks, pastries, and paninis. The location was great as well! Just a block from my hotel!
I’d definitely recommend this place for a quick meal.

We got in late and we were starving! Our hotel recommended this place which was literally around the corner so it was very convenient, since the hotel had no room service.
Say what?
I know that’s what I said! But it’s a little boutique hotel near the Via Veneto and since my mother-​in-​law the travel agent booked it, I can’t complain, and… since The Regis wasn’t in my budget… okay, I’m rambling.
The food was really, really good but the waiter we had on our first night was uninterested in providing any quality service-​so that was a bummer since that was our first restaurant experience in Rome!
Don’t ask me why but we ordered two antipastos for an appetizer? Dude, we were jet lagged. My husband asked the waiter how large the portions were, well, trust me, either he didn’t understand English or didn’t care that we looked like idiots with two giant plates of salami and cheese on our table. Tales of the traveling right?
The Mushroom Risotto was a favorite and the Chianti was a perfect compliment so we were satisfied-​waaay satisfied. However, since we were out galavanting every night, we were starving by the time we got to our room so we ended up coming here another night. Thankfully the ding dong waiter we had was not there to try and pull another fast one!

Service = Just OK. service fees are mandated (1.5 per person). We like to tip ppl that deserve, not ones who expect.
Food = had the spaghetti w/​lobster: noodle was ok, sauce was good, but lobster was left w/​shell — horrible (what’s even the point, really?)
Environment = good