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Discover Sallustiano’s 5 best spots for your trip in Rome

From the classic Come il Latte and Faro - Caffè Specialty, to lesser-known spots worth adding to your trip.

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Local tips for every spot

Come il Latte

★ 4.7 · 4,849 reviews

Discover Come il Latte, a top-rated gelateria near Termini station. Savor standout flavors like pistachio and stracciatella, often finished with a touch of whipped cream, that keep travelers coming back for seconds.

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Reasons to go

Rated 4.7 across nearly 4,900 reviews, with many calling it the best gelato in Rome.
Stracciatella and pistachio, often topped with whipped cream, are the most-praised flavors.
Located near Termini station, making it an easy stop before or after a train.

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Typical visit

20 min

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Best time

lunchtime, afternoon, early evening, evening or late night

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Walking intensity

Easy pace

☕Coffeebreak$$ · Mid-range

Faro - Caffè Specialty

★ 4.5 · 3,760 reviews

Discover Faro - Caffè Specialty on Via Piave, a coffee break that skips the usual Roman rush. Enjoy warm, fast, welcoming service alongside quality coffee and food that families and solo travelers alike consistently praise.

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Reasons to go

Known for its maritozzo alongside a specialty coffee menu including V60 pour-overs
One of Rome's higher-traffic specialty coffee spots, with nearly 3,800 Google reviews at a 4.5 rating

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Typical visit

25 min

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Best time

early morning, morning, lunchtime or afternoon

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Walking intensity

Easy pace

🍽️Food$$ · Mid-range

50 Kalò di Ciro Salvo - Roma

★ 4.5 · 4,631 reviews

Discover 50 Kalò di Ciro Salvo, the Roman outpost of Naples' celebrated pizza master. Sit down for expertly made Neapolitan pizza that's earned a devoted following, and don't be afraid to ask for help with the Italian-language menu.

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Reasons to go

Founder Ciro Salvo is a third-generation Neapolitan pizzaiolo whose original Naples pizzeria was named one of Italy's best pizzas by the New York Times in 2014 and won Gambero Rosso's Master of Dough award.
The dough is made with an unusually high water content, a technique Salvo developed specifically for lightness and easier digestion, which brought him national and international culinary awards.
This Rome location extends a brand that also operates in Naples and London, letting visitors compare it directly against other Naples-style pizzerias in the city, as recommended in the practical tips.

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Typical visit

1h15

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Best time

lunchtime, afternoon, early evening, evening or late night

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Walking intensity

Easy pace

🥐Breakfast$$ · Mid-range

Bap - Caffetteria Specialty

★ 4.5 · 502 reviews

Grab a seat at Bap, Rome's specialty coffee bar on Via Raffaele Cadorna. Dig into well-executed scrambled eggs and standout coffee, timing your visit outside peak hours to skip the brunch queue.

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Reasons to go

Known for scrambled eggs and coffee that reviewers rate among the best in Rome
No reservations accepted, so queues form regularly during peak brunch hours

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Typical visit

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Best time

early morning, morning, lunchtime or afternoon

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Walking intensity

Easy pace

🍽️Food$$$ · Expensive

YEZI Rome

★ 4.6 · 145 reviews

Discover YEZI, Rome's buzzy Asian-fusion favorite. Savor inventive, beautifully plated duck rolls and skewers alongside standout cocktails in a lively, contemporary setting.

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Reasons to go

Reviewers have suggested the inventive, Asian-fusion menu deserves Michelin recognition
Known for pairing duck rolls and skewers with a cocktail list rated on par with the food
A newer, buzzy addition to Rome's dining scene rather than a traditional trattoria

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Typical visit

1h40

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Walking intensity

Easy pace