Did not even stay to eat as the waitress shouted at me. They were busy and did not wanted a “small” table they preferred to have bigger groups. Or so it seemed as they were very nice with groups of 4 or more people.

tucked away in a back street it was quite busy but we were quickly fed and on our way, very tasty and very cheap.

We went there today and had one homemade lemonade, one homemade iced tea and 2 pieces of homemade lemon cake. The iced tea tasted like store bought, the lemonade was far too sour to enjoy and the cake had no lemon flavor at all. Still...More

We stayed a few houses down from this little gem last week, and ended up coming here for breakfast, and multiple cappuccinos, every day. The good: The atmosphere is lovely: there are lots of tourists coming through but obviously a lot of locals too-- there's...More

Charming little cafè with a romantic french bistro inspiration. The espresso at the counter is a mere 1€ which is rare in Rome, let alone two steps away from Piazza Navona - if you sit down the story is a different one, of course. Interesting...More

This was our paradise during a week in Rome! Fantastic personal and a relaxing atmosphere. The personell make you feel like a one of a kind!

Amazing little find. Great prices ! Friendly staff and beautiful food from a kitchen the size of a double bed ! A must visit ! 10/10

We came across Casa & Bottega walking back to our hotel from the Vatican. The 10€ lunch menu was amazing- a bottle of water, bruschetta (so yummy) and pomodoro gnocchi with basil oil was great value. We were served quickly and it had a lovely...More

One of many small and intimately run eateries along the Via del Coronari, off of the Piazza Navona. The kitchen is the smallest that I have ever seen, must be a mere 8x8. The gnocchi were outstanding.

Nice atmosphere, but the food is expensive and the service is mediocre. You can get more for your money elsewhere. There are better options nearby, check Trip Advisor.