Caffè Kimbo

A great way to start the day at 4:30 AM — attentive and quality service at this café. Francesco, who took our order for food and coffee, was attentive, kind, and professional. A huge piece of mortadella on focaccia with stracciatella, cappuccino, Americano, and pistachio croissant were all super fresh and delicious. A warm smile and excellent service — exactly what you want to see in the morning. This, T3 airport Cafe, place is highly recommended.

Woman staff member was coughing on pizzas. Firstly, I saw her cough on someone else’s pizza just before serving that. And then, she was coughing into her hands, no gloves, and then she (fortunately) used kitchen tools to pick our pizza slices from the cabinet. We watched her very closely. She kept coughing into her hands. We asked her to wear gloves. No progress on that (language barrier?). She did not do it. Then when she took our pizza out of the oven, she had it on a bench in front of her and I saw her cough directly over it (also confirmed by another staff member who witnessed it) and so I said, “Stop!” “I don’t want that anymore. You coughed on it”. She understood. She asked if I don’t want it anymore and I said, “No. You coughed on it. I want another please”. She threw away all the food and started again. I told her I also saw her cough on another persons’s food and told her that it is DISGUSTING! She apologised. Did not cough on our food anymore. And another staff member finished the job. Pizza was quite nice.

Caffè Kimbo at Fiumicino Airport is a great spot to grab a quality coffee before a flight. Their espresso is rich and flavorful, just what you’d expect from an Italian café. They also offer a good selection of pizza and pastries, making it a convenient stop for a quick bite. Whether you’re in the mood for a classic slice or a sweet treat, there’s something to enjoy. The service is efficient, which is ideal for travelers on the go. If you’re passing through Rome’s airport, this is a solid choice for a quick and satisfying break.

Francesco was extremely kind and professional, and he provided excellent assistance in helping us choose our food.

By far the worst experience I had. I do not write negative reviews lightly. The place was chaos, bad service, and horrible coffee. I waited in line for 20 min to order. Then I had to present my receipt to the sandwich guy, which took another 30 min. The guy was running one sandwich at a time, so slow! Then I had to hand my receipt to the coffee side of the cafe, which was actually worse than the last two. Chaos everywhere, people pissed about the wait. I got two DRY double cappuccinos. They were, and I’m not being dramatic, the worst “coffees” I have ever had. It tasted like left over coffee water and milk. Like you pushed the button on a keurig after someone already had a coffee off of the pod. We actually tossed them, even though we slept for 4 hours. They were horrible. The sandwich was fine enough but lacking (one small basil leaf and lacking in part of the sandwich, see photo) I know in Italy you order at the counter and then give receipts for each station, but this one was the most inefficient one I saw on my entire time. Even airport workers were getting pissed.

Decent food, but the customer service really let this place down. Unfriendly staff and poor service.

Absolutely appalling. AVOID AT ALL COSTS. Rudest customer service I have experienced not only in Italy but anywhere in the world. Clearly ordered a coffee and pastry. Paid. Take my receipt to coffee counter. I attempted to explain my request for soya milk, I am lactose intolerant tolerant. The woman serving immediately escalated and started yelling at me, saying I should have told the cashier when I paid. I replied that I did and I also told her. She gave me a black coffee. I asked where is the milk? She kept yelling then poured soy milk into the full cup. I began to walk away and it spilled and I decided I was not going to tolerate her disrespect and rudeness. I returned and placed it over the counter on the bench in front of her, again it spilled, and she continued to rant and rave. If she can’t deal with people in an international airport, she shouldn’t be working there. I very much got the impression if you’re not Italian, you’re not getting decent service. I left extremely upset at how she treated me. DISGUSTING!!!

I had the worst customer experience in this café. The staff seemed overwhelmed and stressed. My order was an Americano and a croissant, but my friend, who collected the order and doesn’t speak English, misunderstood. After finding a table for us, I went back to ask for a coffee without milk. The attendant was very rude, rude kind of shouting, and told me it was my friend’s fault. I waited for my coffee to be replaced, it’s not cheap, after all, but the attendant said to me, very rudely: “Signora, what are you doing there!?? If you want another coffee, just pay for it, because it was your friend’s fault.” I’m not sure what else is going wrong with this place, besides their poor customer service, but I believe they could have been polite, I ended up leaving the coffee on the counter, as I’m allergic to milk.🤷🏻‍♀️

At 05:00 waiting for a flight, this was a convenience. Nothing more. Counter service was two step: order and pay first; step over to the coffee bar. Prices were typically high being at an airport -- ESPRESSO 1,50€, CAPPUCHINO 2,30€, AMERICANO 2,20€, pastries 2,20€ & up. The Americano served was a weak brewed coffee. There are about 12 tables and a bar height counter overlooking the tarmac -- airport contemporary ambiance.

This place is complete chaos! You pay first and then join a line of people trying to get their orders. There is no organization behind the counter so they know what orders they need to fill. You just have to wave your ticket and beg them to make you a cappuccino. They don't listen well, they dump drinks because they made the wrong things. One woman doesn't really work she just yells orders at the working woman and gets mad if people ask multiple times for their coffee. It was awful. The coffee was fine once we finally got it. Horrid though!! Need a zero starts for this service!

We're leaving Rome! Before departing, we had to get one more cappuccino soia (soy). The cappuccinos at this joint use a darker roasted bean that gives the coffee some bitter/burnt notes, all-around the cappuccino were delicious and were the send-off I was looking for before heading home. If you're in E-Gate at the FCO Airport, come check out KIMBO. KIMBO also serves a wide selection of pastries, sandwiches, salads, drinks, and beers. One thing to note, though when we came here, there were no vegan options left; I'm guessing they had a vegan croissant, but it was already sold out when we arrived at 7am.

Very disorganized and slow as a result, wouldn't go here again, plenty of other less chaotic places

Located next to gate E42 and E43, you can order and kind of coffee, they have cold drinks, premade sandwiches, croissants, snacks. Sandwiches were ok, cappuccino was good, lady waiting on us was rude and no patients at all, working at an airport you need to realize you will be dealing with all different nationalities.

New addition to the Fiumicino airport Leonardo da Vinci - Espresso da Napoli from Caffe Kimbo - as the area at the Terminal E got an overhaul remodel. It's a modern coffee counter where you can enjoy your cup of espresso with or without a snack or a refreshment. In addition to a variety of coffees, there are typical Italian sandwiches with prosciutto, like Schiacciata, or with fresh mozzarella and tomato, that are offered at €5,50. Granted, these are the airport location prices, which on average are about €2-€3 higher then at any coffee shop or deli counter in the city. There are various roasting blends of coffee at cafe Kimbo, starting with traditional Kimbo blend. The original Kimbo blend combines an intense aroma with a taste of sweetness for a full body that is typical of Neapolitan roast. L'originale Kimbo blend combina e profumo intenso con un sapore di dolcezza per un corpo pieno che è tipico del napoletano arrosto. They are also featuring the Cuccuma method of brewing at Caffe Kimbo. Espresso da Napoli Kimbo Come in and try a unique experience! Cuccuma, the icon of Neapolitan coffee that combines innovation and tradition. The coffee making process with the Cuccuma creates a ritual. A coffee with an intense and rounded flavor. * Kimbo Antica Tradizione * La miscela storica Kimbo aroma intenso e gusto dolce Corpo pieno tipico della tostatura napoletana. The original Kimbo blend with an intense flavor and the typical dark Neapolitan roasting.

What's the perfect kind of place to have at an airport? This place! Somewhere you can stop and grab a quick sandwich or pastry and be on the go in no time. I stopped here earlier this morning when my flight from Toronto, Canada landed. I wanted to grab a quick bite before another hour long travel session downtown begin. I ended up ordering the porchetta sandwich which was on display (it looked too good to pass up) and after a quick toss in the oven I was back on my way! The sandwich itself was really good and only cost a few dollars. I was very pleased with my sandwich and would recommend this place to anyone passing through the airport!

Good coffee. Got a quick caffeine fix before heading off for the plane. Don't forget after paying for your coffee, you have to show the receipt at the counter before they make the coffee. Don't just wait, thinking it will come like magic.

Excellent Coffee. You need to specify whether you want to take away or drink there. They have a great variety of sweet and savory items. I got a chocolate croissant which was the best I have gotten from a restaurant in Rome. Many of the others just used Nutella. This place used a nice dark chocolate cream.

~ Simple grab & go airport café ~ Nothing out of the Italian ordinary. Fast binary service, no charisma, all business, cheap tasty coffee, fresh juice, and pastries. Order it and go on your way, take a seat in their various tables, or stand by the bar the Italian way. I do think it is a brand new addition to the newly designed and constructed airport, after the fire. The area looks and feels spacious and clean, so hopefully it stays that way.

Only Halfway full!!! I just opened it to add sugar. I asked them to make it sweeter and add a pump of syrup or anything they had to make it sweet. They told me we can not .. you can sugar packets over there and you can add as much as you want. This is after, I was just going to order the croissant and then walk to Starbucks to order my coffee. They tried to convince me not to go to the Starbucks that's located here at the airport. The coffee if lukewarm and she told me the croissant was warm. The plain croissant was cold and and had a slight lemon taste to it and my coffee is cold. Although the appeal of the cafe looks inviting and as if the food would be delicious, it is Not. I would not suggest to go to Kimbo and I will come here again.

Like others here said, it's unclear where to order and the place that seemed most reasonable as the place to stand and wait to order (in front of the cashiers and the display of candy) is not in any case, I was the only one waiting at 5:30am and there were 2 staff hanging around and they didn't acknowledge me for a good 2 minutes ‍ like other said the cappuccino came out less than lukewarm. I didn't mind it but something to be mindful of if you prefer your coffee hot.

Overcharged by 1.70 euros. Refused refund by staff who refused to understand any English. Bread for sandwich was clearly not fresh. Coffee was stone cold so asked for another which was like warm. My daughter's hot chocolate and pizza were just warm despite being asked if we would like it hot. Generally rude and unhelpful staff. Disappointing end to our holiday in Rome!!

Oh man the food was just great,,,they make pretty much everything fresh for you,,I was shocked to find such quality at an airport,,,well I guess is Italy,,,here in Atlanta you find good food but the prices are way way high,,while in Rome the food is fantastic and very reasonable priced and great portions