Gran caffè al nazionale — Restaurant in Rome

Ah, the enchanting circus of deception veiled as a café! Every positive comment seems to sprout from the fertile imagination of the very workers or is merely purchased. The cash register's virtuoso in deceit truly deserves an Oscar for their impeccable performance in duping patrons. And let's not forget their pièce de résistance – the maritozzi and cannoli, a culinary cacophony of mediocrity that left me pondering my life's direction. Perhaps it's high time this establishment folded its tent and allowed the "boss" to venture into new realms, such as hosting a comedy show or delivering a masterclass on how not to...

Word to the wise: stay away. The service is awful and the food isn’t good. We ordered two pancakes and he only brought one out. When we asked for the other, it took a good while to get it because he took a smoke break while the food sat there. Someone from our party asked for ketchup for their breakfast and he threw the packets on the table when her hand was stretched to grab them. The food was mediocre at best. I ordered the avocado toast and it was pretty tasteless. Then as we’re paying, the guy checking us out decides to go fight another table because they sent their food back cause it was wrong. 0/10 would...

While visiting Rome, we stopped at a café to enjoy a quiet moment and escape the heat of the sunny day. We ordered regular cappuccinos, which were listed at around €2.50 each. However, when we received the bill, we were charged about €8. Upon checking the receipt, we noticed that an extra cappuccino had been added to our order.

When we asked the staff about the discrepancy, they seemed confused at first, but eventually said it was a service fee. This explanation didn’t really make sense to us, and we left feeling a bit uncomfortable—like we might have been scammed. Overall, the experience...