- Types of Breakfasts ServedEnglish Breakfast, French Breakfast, Italian Breakfast
D’Angelo a place where the colors and Mediterranean flavors blend with a warm and lively atmosphere with its special spirit of familiarity house immersed in the fast Roman metropolis. Here you find an aggregation of craft products at km 0 quality. Our offer: bistro with Italian cuisine, ice-cream, coffee, bakery, fruit store, sandwich bar, tapas, buffalo mozzarella, cold cuts, beer, wine, cocktails, aperitifs.
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Teodoryza
2 weeks agoIf you stick with coffee and croissants, it s an amazing place. I give it a 5 star for these. From the breakfast area 3 stars out of 5: The spinach and other greens are too oily and could be prepared alot better. The chicken also... not good. There are some people in the staff that could improve their attitude
Kirti Parekh
a month agoCute little cafe, opens early. It’s preferred more by locals which is what I observed during my visit. Rightfully so, the owner is such a sweet gentleman. We came across this place because it was a min walk from the bus stop to Vatican City. Strongly recommend this place if you want to avoid tourist crowds.
Ashlee Pilon
3 weeks agoWent to this cafe for breakfast as it was a short walk from my hostel. It was a cute little place with very friendly and attentive staff! They wrote cute little messages in latte art on my coffee and were very friendly at making conversation with me as I was eating alone as a solo traveller. Would highly recommend for a cute and affordable coffee and croissant in the morning!
Enes Faruk
3 months agoAmazing options for breakfast. We came here twice in our three days tour. Coffee and pastry was perfect. A bit crowded place but it was mostly take out so you can dine in at some seat. We tried croissants mostly and they were super fresh. Prices are very reasonable. Highly recommended.
Neela Baker
2 months agoGood service and extra friendly to tourists. They were good at explaining what everything was. We very much enjoyed their food and coffee(very good americano).