Bar Caffè Pasticceria Strabbioni dal 1888 — Restaurant in Rome

Immediately when we arrived, we felt extremely rushed to decide what we wanted. After the overbearing waiters shadowed us and followed us around while we looked at the pastries, I asked for hot chocolate, to which both waiters laughed at me and said “no, too hot”. It was too hot to serve hot chocolate but they would still serve coffee?? We then realised they were closing, which was confusing as they had offered us a table to sit at, we got up, apologised profusely and asked to take our pastries to go. The man became even more rude towards us, scoffing, and not even saying a word. He acted as if we were a big inconvenience, when we were only trying to be polite. We are also still not sure about the closing time as we left at 7, however online it said it closed at 8. We will not be coming back, the staff were not only rude, but blatantly mean and...

Bar Caffè Pasticceria Strabbioni dal 1888
⭐️ Overall rating: 5/5
🍽 Recommendation: Cappuccino, Maritozzo
💁 Service: Good
💰 £4 per person
📍 Location: Via Servio Tullio, 2A, 00187 Roma RM, Italy
The cafe is very traditional providing different tastes of bakeries and coffees. It is next to my hotel and the food quality is so good, so I visited the same place twice. From very early in the morning, the cafe is crowded with many people sitting outside. 
Americano, espresso and cappuccino are high quality and very cheap. In addition, among all the bakeries, Maritozzo is the must try dessert and the cream is impressive. Fruit tarts are also tasty with fresh strawberries. One coffee with one bakery costs €4 and the food will never...

Just have your wits about you. I ordered a maritozzo, cappuccino and espresso which came to €11.50. It seemed a lot but the extra expense was probably because I sat down. They said I couldn’t pay by card so I gave them €21.50 so they could give me €10 change. Then they complained they didn’t have any 10s and after trying next door to get it, the lady gave me back €20 and said I could pay by card in the end. I did, but made her give me back the rest of the €1.50 I had given her. There was no way they were getting a tip, voluntarily or otherwise. It wasn’t worth the price...