This little coffee place had the freshest cornettas we could find (okay, we didn't know our way around, and we were tired) in the mornings. It is perched on the end of the Archeological site at L. de Argentina with its great gaping ruins..The folks that ran it made us welcome even though they weren't quite ready to open yet,... More

This nice little caffè is a great option for lunch. The decoration is incredible, service is great and prices are OK.

I visited the Ducati caffe with my husband by chance as we were very hungry and wanted something quick. Besides we both like motorbikes so in that sense this sounded like a good choice. The caffe itself looks modern and there is a Ducati shop located next door. However disappointingly it was closed when we left so didn't get a... More

Go for a Campari, chose nice antipasti and you'll see. WHITE AND RED from 8h Am for Expresso to 02 Am Fantastico ! Ruinart Champagne all day all night, what a F(un)... Riservata and you'll be ok for Diner time. Ducati shop so close and so design bar, simple as DUCATI Motorcycle . Restrooms (non handicap access) and must clean... More

we went there for a special bday lunch after reading a review before leaving home. we were not disappointed. it was lovely to step out of the heat & tourist attraction assault for a couple of languid hours. the place was buzzing. memorable. best coffee I had in italy!!!!

We ate at Ducati Caffe in Rome after walking for hours in the heat looking at Roman ruins. What a refreshing treat! I had teh grilled chicken breast and veggies and my husband had spaghetti with pesto. EXCELLENT! Service was very good!

Found this cafe after needing to escape from the rain. Only 1 thing out of 10 was available on the breakfast menu so I ordered a sandwich then only to be told they never had the main ingrediant. Then we had to wait 25 mins for two Sandwiches. Shocking horrible please please don't waste your time.

We recently spent 4 days in Rome, enjoying all the sights and sounds of this brilliant city. We ate in countless little cafes that cost very little and on our last night decided to opt for a slightly more upmarket place to eat. By chance, running through the rain, we stumbled on the Ducati Caffe between Piazza Venezia and Piazza... More

Just visited Roma in Nov and while checking out the Largo Argentina ruins (where Caesar was assassinated long ago) my wife and I were hungry for more than just the Italian breakfast fare which seems to be primarily sweet things and cappuccino. After checking out the ruins, we saw this restaurant and what a pleasant surprise it turned out to... More