Coffee House — Restaurant in Pompei

Me and my family visited Pompeii for a couple of weeks and during our stay we had the opportunity to try this establishment, although the food isn't the best it surely it's not the worse either. You are paying for what you are getting. We ordered the carbonara pasta, the spaghetti with tomato sauce and some pizzas. The pizzas were the best part of the meal to be honest and for those prices they are a must to try here, the carbonara pasta and the spaghetti were also good but nothing compared to the pizza. The only real downside of the meal was the dessert, we ordered a Tiramisù that was suggested by the waiter, however the first 2 or 3 bites were good but more and more we were eating it the more disappointed we became since it was frozen on the inside. Other than that the real gem of this place is surely the service, all the people working truly know how to treat a client. A special shoutout goes to one of the waiters Stefano who made our experience enjoyable and heartfelt. He was very careful to details and even cracked one or two jokes with us at the table, we didn't feel rushed as in other places we've visited during our stay, and most importantly we could finally talk in english with someone who truly understood us and could hold a conversation for more than 2 minutes other than our...

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A hidden gem just outside Pompeii!

After a long walk exploring the ruins, we found this lovely little family-owned restaurant and coffee house, and it was the perfect spot to relax and recharge. Tucked away in a quiet corner, it doesn’t look like much from the outside—but step in, and you’ll discover a beautifully kept, welcoming space full of charm.

The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. In fact, the owner noticed I was struggling with some Italian and kindly offered to help—not just with my order, but even helped me book a ferry to one of the islands., as mine was cancelled. That kind of genuine hospitality, especially when unprompted, really stays with you.

They serve great cold drinks, fresh pizzas, and coffee, and you can tell the place is well cared for and loved by the family that runs it. A peaceful, shaded stop—exactly what you need after hours walking through Pompeii.

Highly recommended if you want a quiet, authentic local experience just a short walk...

Stopped here on our way back from Pompeii and the staff working couldn’t be kinder. They truly were some of the nicest people we’ve met in Italy. Coffee House had quite a large selection of drinks and food. We decided to get Lemonsoda (£3,50) and the Capri Panini (£4,00). The sandwich was more on the flavourless side and was really just one piece of eggplant and mozzarella. The total cost all together was around £17,50. Definitely one of the cheaper meals we’ve had on our tour of Italy. I don’t recommend this place for good food but if you need a quick drink, this...