Ernest Wong
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Unfortunately, this was the last and only cafe we visited before leaving Rome—sadly, it left us with a really bad impression of the city.
We were enjoying a nice walk in the park when it started to rain, so we went into the cafe. Some people were still sitting outside under umbrellas, but for some reason, the staff suddenly started shouting at them, demanding they leave and falsely claiming the cafe was closing.
After making our way through the chaos and finally getting a table inside, we started looking at the menu while waiting to use the toilet. But before we could even settle in, the staff came over and rudely pressured us to order drinks immediately, as if we were just there to hide from the rain without paying.
So, we ordered right away—and honestly, the coffee was no surprise: cheap and watery and definitely not worth the price.
When I asked for a receipt, they couldn’t even be bothered. No response, and handed the receipt to me as if I’m begging for money.
If you enjoy being yelled at, rushed to order, and paying the price of coffee for warm water, this is the perfect spot. Thanks for leaving such a special final impression of Rome!
Honestly, if this is considered normal, Italians should be ashamed — and if not, then something in this country is seriously off.