Bar Delle Grazie

Quick and convenient stop for early morning Vatican. Cappuccino's are excellent and were the best we had on our entire trip (we came back for a second round after Basilica Di San Pietro) Staff was very friendly and accommodating

Terrible service. It’s a bar that can’t make virgin drinks. The bartender gave me a drink that he assured me was “good” and it wasn’t plus it was 15 euros. Unfortunately they wouldn’t let me exchange the drink and still made me pay. The guy literally said it wasn’t his problem. Tourists beware.

If you happen to be around the block, near San Pietro Basilica or Musei Vaticani, and you are looking for a quick bite at a place where all locals eat, then this is the place to be. The staff is very welcoming and friendly, and the food is homemade by no other than "la nonna", which means "the grandmother". A wonderful old lady prepares the food in the kitchen, and serves it to the customers. I could give this place 10 stars if i could. Highly recommended 👍

Beware of scams here. I got one bottle of water which was €1,50 I gave them €20 they gave me 10 back. I asked where the rest of my change was and they pretended to be confused. I then explained I gave €20 I got one bottle of water and I was not given correct change. I was still at the register And the person pretended to as though I did not understand math. I asked to escalate then she said okay okay and proceeded to give me the rest of my change. She then acted like I was being dramatic or cheap. Trying to steal money. disgusting way to run business. Just avoid altogether.

My friend paid for his burger, I bought it up front and a waiter very rudely prevented me from sitting with him. I repeat the payment in that place, I had the right to use the entire table. No recomend

€1.8 for Cappuccino at the bar, coffee was good but nothing close to friendly.

Close to the Vatican but with a quiet, local, family-run atmosphere - a nice relief from the over-crowded, overpriced places in that area! Prices are very reasonable. Staff was polite, gentleman behind the counter was friendly, and I got to say hello to the elderly nonna I read about in the reviews, who was enjoying a coffee behind the counter. A couple of local gentlemen who seemed to be regulars were enjoying lunch and a coffee at the table next to me. I didn’t eat anything, just drank a lemon soda, but the pasta salad looked good.

Aperol spritz is bitter and not frizzy. How do you mess this up?