Caffè delle Arti

The atmosphere is fantastic, the service is poorly, and the food is a an expensive JOKE. I’ve ordered the rice bowl with vegetables. A 10-year-old could have made it better. Is the chef on vacation? Boiled rice with boring vegetables from (from the fridge?) no salt no sauce. not even beautifully arranged. Imagine a dish at a cheap yoga retreat.

Great place to go after visiting the museum. However it wasn't clear how to get to it, had to exit museum and couldn't go back in after. But had a couple cocktails in the shade that were well made served with chips. Seems like a lovely spot that isn't utilized.

Really good museum cafe, we only ate from the cafe menu so I can’t review the restaurant one. There’s lots of shaded seating outside which was great. The club sandwich is a really good club and it came with a side of crisps. The drinks seem a bit pricy but the food is very well priced.

After a beautiful morning walk through the museum, immersing myself in the world of art at 11:00, there’s nothing more satisfying than taking a seat at the charming artistic café and enjoying a cup of coffee. It’s the pleasure and a perfect moment of relaxation after a wonderful exhibition. The café’s design perfectly complements the museum’s atmosphere. And since it’s only 11:00 in the morning, the place is pleasantly quiet, allowing you to enjoy a peaceful and charming start to your day in a tranquil setting. PS. Please pay attention, If you need to get back to the museum you have to leave the cafe, go to the street, turn left and get to the main entrance again. So please keep the ticket.

Amazing food - disappointing service however. We weren’t asked if we wanted to be seated inside or outside, after first being looked like a bunch of intruders. After asking to move inside the atmosphere wasn’t pleasant, the waitress was annoyed. The process of ordering, receiving the food and then finally paying wasn’t efficient. Waiting times too long. Food was cold, which also is a sign that the order was waiting too long in the kitchen. The food itself however was very tasty. So at least the kitchen know what their doing.

The place is pretty ordinary. Food and drinks are normal. Prices are too high. Waiters have to wait a long time and catch them yourself. Since there are no other places to eat nearby, this will do. Definitely not worth a special trip.

Stunning ! The food was one of the best I ever had in Rome. Forget about those Tiktok or IG trends. This place is beautiful n delicious. The service is good and (at least mine) waitresses spoke English. The menu was available in English as well. It has 3 ambiances: coffee outdoors, coffee indoors, and restaurant. Enter the galleria after your meal/coffee break. As it has AC available, it's ideal for those hot days in summer. Hightly reccomended. 🥰

Caffè delle Arti is a hidden gem located on the side of the museum, offering a tranquil spot away from the city’s busier areas. I had their Amatriciana pasta, which was delicious and authentically prepared. The terrace is lovely, providing a serene setting for dining al fresco amid beautiful surroundings. The staff was polite and attentive, adding a personal touch to the experience. If you’re looking for a peaceful, cultural dining experience in Rome, Caffè delle Arti is definitely worth a visit!

3 Stars. Stellar location. Beautiful outdoor courtyard setting. That's the best part of this establishment. It's all downhill after that. Good luck trying to get a seat. There doesn't appear to be a fair and efficient system for seating people. Many were seated without being placed on a "waiting" list. The greeter looked frazzled and bewildered at the best of times. Food is average to good. $$$ Pricey. This location could be 5 stars but sadly management issues continue to plague this location.

Visited the restaurant together with my boyfriend after a recommendation. Not impressed at all. Maybe we stepped in during an awkward time of the day (it was at around 3pm), but still, you do expect good service when you go out to eat, and in this case we were disappointed. We were ushered to a table completely hidden behind a statue in a separate back room, and although our food came in less than 15 minutes after we ordered, they seemed to be in a rush to get us out of there, checking in on us every thirty seconds or so, even going as far as blatantly staring at us while we ate. It felt uncomfortable, like we were a burden of some sort, and that's not how you should want your guests to feel. It did not come across as if they were just eager to service while checking up on us like that. The only time they were really polite and kind was when we (finally?) paid the check and left. Maybe they all had a bad day or we were wearing the wrong sort of shoes for this posh place, but still, if you decide to seat guests - do treat them properly. I had the fettuccine dish, which sounded good in theory but failed to deliver taste-wise. I could probably have made something more flavorful and more elegant at home by myself, for a whole lot less money. The bread and espresso was good, though, and the surroundings are beautiful.

Enjoyable dinner for my first night in Rome. Food was good, but in hindsight all the other restaurants were much better. The ambiance is nice, you are outdoors but shielded from the sun by an awning. The museum itself is beautiful, as is the neighborhood. It is convenient if you are staying at the Lord Byron up the road, but otherwise I'm not sure I would make this a stop on a Roman vacation.

Passably good. If you're staying at Hotel Lord Byron, it's close. That's a feature. The pasta dishes had good flavor, the texture was excellent, but, ultimately the dishes were served cold. The wine card is relatively brief, yet interesting. The service is amicable and professional.

Don't go there! Waiting half an Hour to be seated, Nobody is willing to speak English with you. All Italians coming After us we're seated and served before us. Aster one Hour waiting for somebody to take our Order we left frustrated. Obviously only a place for snobby Italians

Outdoor dining without traffic flying by is definitely a find in Roma! This prize is on a terrace of the Galleria Nationale d'Arte Moderna, located adjacent to the Villa Borghese gardens; it's best to use either a taxi or Uber to reach it as it is a bit remote from most transit options although tram lines 3 and 19 do serve the area. The awning-shaded terrace was a nice respite from the blazing sun and the food was quite good and reasonably priced; I would not eat outside in Rome during the summer, though, as the heat can be intense.

Plenty of staff, mostly doing nothing and walking by. 10 minutes later still waiting for a Campari and soda. Hopeless and frustrating but captive market.

Can't speak for the food, as we were between lunch/dinner and stopped by Borghese/Nat'l Gallerie of Modern Art partly for the Klee exhibit (pretty good) and partly to see some 'modern' after the constant rush of ancient that so cooly and constantly comes at ya in the sensory overload that is Roma. This was a nice respite on a beautiful, sunny day. Nice beers/vino in this chill, relaxed and beautiful setting away for the throngs for a bit of a break. Ahhh. Dat's-a-so-nice.