☕ Cafes in Rome
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About Rome for Solo Travelers
The Eternal City — 2,800 years of history layered into a living, breathing, pasta-serving metropolis. Every piazza is an outdoor museum, every neighborhood has a secret trattoria, and the solo traveler who gets lost here always ends up somewhere magnificent.
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Caffè Sant'Eustachio
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Roasting coffee since 1938, Sant'Eustachio is a Roman institution and the city's most revered espresso bar. The granita di caffè (frozen espresso with cream) is the definitive Roman summer drink. The baristas are theatrical; the coffee is extraordinary.
📍Piazza di Sant'Eustachio 82, 00186 Rome
Roscioli Caffè Pasticceria
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The café arm of Rome's most celebrated food family — a sleek corner bar in the Campo de' Fiori area serving the city's best cornetti (croissants), extraordinary pastries, and technically flawless espresso. The almond croissant alone is worth getting up early for.
📍Piazza Benedetto Cairoli 16, 00186 Rome
Sciascia Caffè
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A hidden gem in Prati with Rome's most intense espresso and a 1919 interior of mahogany, mirrors, and marble that has barely changed. The specialty is caffè e menta — espresso topped with concentrated peppermint syrup. A mandatory detour for anyone staying near the Vatican.
📍Via Fabio Massimo 80a, 00192 Rome