Coffee Valentini Felli — Restaurant in Rome

In the heart of Rome, where the morning light spills across narrow cobblestone streets and the air hums with the sound of a waking city, there’s a place that makes you forget the noise of the world.

Here, breakfast isn’t just a meal — it’s a love letter to the day ahead. The counter overflows with temptation: golden pastries dusted in sugar, delicate cakes that melt at the first touch, savory bites that whisper promises of old family recipes. Sweet or salty, every choice feels like a small celebration. And then there’s the coffee… rich, velvety, and deep — the kind of espresso that doesn’t just wake you up, it holds you for a moment and tells you, this is Rome.

The prices? Almost unreal. In a city where a small fast-food menu can cost fifteen euros, here you can leave satisfied, heart and belly full, for around five per person. It feels like a quiet rebellion against the overpriced and overhyped.

There are no crowds of tourists here — just locals and a few lucky wanderers who found it by chance. Doves gather outside, fluttering between tables as if they, too, know this is the place to start the day.

It’s not in the guidebooks, and maybe it never should be. But for those who stumble upon it, this little Roman breakfast haven will stay with you long after...

On a bustling corner with many people, and cars passing by. It's entirely possible to miss this small space of heaven. Offering views of each road with amazing architecture and warm colours, this little cafe will make you forget how busy the world can be. The coffee is the best I've experienced ever. And I like my coffee. It's the perfect amount of everything in one cup. The food is out of this world with every bite being better the last. The service is truly fantastic and above and beyond my wild expectations. The cost of this is fractional compared to other cafes I've been to within Europe. The selection of pastries, sandwiches and breads is vast, all you need to do is take a...

We visited this wonderful cafe several times during our visit to Rome. What a treasure! The cafe is set in a pleasant street with large trees and a flower shop nearby. The staff at the counter were super friendly and helpful. Everything we had was excellent - cappucinos, ristrettos, fresh squeezed orange juice, and a tempting selection of pastries, buns, cookies, cakes, and paninis. They also serve a variety of hot dishes. Every single thing we tried was delicious and I would definitely return...