Caffetteria del Chiostro

Chistro Del Bramante include exposition and the cafeteria ! We just went to the cafeteria because we heard the spot is beautiful which it is ! To go to cafe, it’s free ! You don’t need to pay fees or entrance The cafe is opened for breakfast, lunch, brunch or cocktails ! We just have cappuccino ! It was ok ! The place has Renaissance style with mix of clsssique and moderne ! Lots of colours ! Very nice place to chill

Basic cafe however decor and location was really nice! To access the cafe you must order something. Worth visiting for quick coffee ☺️

Beautiful cafe. Excellent selection of coffee, pies, cakes, and desserts. The staff is friendly and attentive.

Very colourful and beautiful, but it is on self serves and the music is really low at the caffe. They don’t have a lot of food. I had a good time enjoying my morning there, recommend.

Very cool coffee shop to stop by and check out when in Rome.

Inside the former monastery and now the museum Chiostro del Bramante a cafè shop with two salons for serving and a gangway seating observing the courtyard from above. The cafe-shop salons are decorated in tune with the running exhibition. In our case it was "Emotions". The food we had was missing esprit. Especially the veggie burger needs an urgent make-up. One a much lighter note the cafe drinks served were all up to snuff. The staff were fast, friendly and funny. Everyone could come here from the street without going through the exhibition. Do it, it is worth it.

This spot ranks in my top 10 places to work while enjoying a coffee or tea, completely immersed in a surreal and inspiring atmosphere. Entrance is free and there is a museum inside the Chiostro. 100% worth a visit!

Atmosphere and coffee all decent here. The female cashier's facial expression and bad attitude makes the whole experience poor. She throws the receipts towards the customers with disdain. The way her lips are in a permanent frown means she must really have a terrible life.

On one hand, this place is brilliant for being attached to a museum, open continuously throughout the day (a near impossibility to find in Rome), and located off a tucked-away street in Centro Storico. On the other hand, the coffee prices are absurdly exorbitant for no greater quality than what you could score for a pittance at any number of nearby cafés. It -does- serve a crucial purpose of offering those with the time and money to spend sitting around, idly whiling away their hours making conversation over a coffee (or... working on a laptop or reading the paper) a place to rest their bums. And it looks good doing it, too.