Faro - Caffè Specialty

Highly recommend this cafe for a quick breakfast. With a lovely range of fresh baked goods and hardy dishes it’s perfect. The staff were very friendly and helpful with the menu. They also were great with accommodating our larger group. Amazing coffee and a great selection of pastries. The bread is baked in house and is so delicious. The chicken is sourced from a local farm and all the ingredients are local and fresh. I highly recommend getting a sandwich from the Brunch menu . The cream pastry is also amazing.

I really like the place and the atmosphere! For the price, I feel the food could be better—the cauliflower was a bit dry for my taste. The dessert wasn’t my cup of tea, I found the biscuit hard to cut. Coffee and service are always good here! :)

Review of Faro Faro is a true gem for coffee and breakfast lovers alike. The highlight? Their in-house roasted coffee, which means an impressive variety of options for any coffee enthusiast. Each cup is crafted with care, showcasing unique flavors that can only come from a team passionate about their beans. Their pastries are nothing short of incredible—flaky, fresh, and packed with flavor, they’re the perfect complement to any drink. And when it comes to breakfast, Faro shines with offerings that are both delicious and thoughtfully prepared. With a warm atmosphere and top-quality food and drink, Faro makes starting your day a delightful experience.

Nice place, cool vibe and good atmosphere! The urban style is one of a kind and the people who work here they represent that! Tasty sweets and traditional breakfast snacks and also very good quality of coffee!

Coffee is amazing and staff also (very fast and very kind)! Food is a bit pricey and when we got there (11am), there were almost no pastries left! We had a brioche bread with butter/marmalade that was amazing! Definitely recommend it!

Overrated cafe. Coffee is good. Breakfast dishes are below average. Bakery products are tasty. And that’s it. Expensive. Small seating area, aggressive service employees. No laptops allowed but you can read your book and play with your phone for hours. Bet they didn’t think about that. It is laptop free zone but we should add a typewriter, which is essentially an outdated laptop, to the decor to look cool. But no, YOU SHALL NOT WRITE. But also YOU SHALL NOT PUT A TOILET SEAT to your toilets, because if someone stays longer in your toilet, you can lose customers right? The whole thing is designed to make as much as money possible doesn’t matter if you have a medical condition and you have to take a discharge at the toilet. No. You should come in, eat your expensive food, drink your expensive coffee, and get the hell out of it in 30 minutes if possible so they can make money. That’s what they offer.

Absolutely fabulous, the specialty coffee served here was one of the best I’ve ever had! Pastries were just fantastic and the service was exceptional. The cafeteria was cozy and welcoming. What a lovely place, I highly recommend going here for coffee and pastries!

Went here almost every morning, and sometimes for a pick me up around lunch, as I prefer "new wave" coffee shops to the traditional dark roasted Italian coffee. Both espresso and cappuccino were great (they have a variety of different beans and processes for espresso) and the cardamom bun and kouign-amann were standout pastries. Staff were always very kind and cheerful.

As a coffee lover from the states who travels for coffee this is a must go for Rome. I've been craving a pour over my entire time in Rome for 3 days and this has been the only place that really served it along with my American friend who needed a regular iced latte. (You won't find iced latte in a lot of places as ice is scarce and everything needs to be made with filtered water) they have free water here because all their water is filtered. We got our pastries first which was AMAZING we loved both the fruit tart and the maritozzi was the best I had here because it wasn't too sweet and the milk cream was just so fresh it was almost like eating a cloud. Absolutely a must eat! In terms of brunch we ordered two scrambled egg dishes and I LOVE European style eggs so super wet and yummy on low heat. I preferred the mushroom one over the sausage even though I'm not the biggest mushroom fan, the Parmegiano reggiano was very very fresh and tasty. We got coffee after which is supposed to be the main event anyway and I really enjoyed the Ethiopia from Aliena Roasters. The single origin espresso was okay. Slightly acidic but then again we went a little early to avoid long lines at 8am so they might be still working through their espresso pull ratio. It was busy even at 8am but by 9/10am everyone was lining out the door for a good hour. The inside of the cafe is simple and clean and fits a good amount of people so I think it's just that most people like to take their time chatting and drinking their cup of coffee so it will take a while to get in. Overall this is a must travel to if you're a coffee lover! If you need a good pour over I definitely recommend visiting.

This caffé is wonderful! The staff is friendly and helpful. The pricing is average. The food was so good and tasted really fresh. It definitely gives you caffé vibes, and I like that it's a "no laptop" spot, that way people can come and go in a timely manner.

Stopped by this spot for one last meal on the way out of Rome. Found this to be well reviewed on other platforms, so had to check it out! We were greeted by a very nice woman who was acting as a host and a server. She noted it would be a short wait, added our name to the list, and we had a great outdoor seat within a few minutes. I don't recall her name, though she had a lot of tattoos, including a completely filled in sleeve. She was very friendly and helped make our experience even better! There was another gentleman working as a server who helped take our order. He was very informative regarding the coffee options specifically, explaining the difference in taste between the various roasts. This was helpful in making sure we get the best coffee with the right amount of acidity for our liking! The breakfast options all sounded tasty, and they even had a special Liberation Day Breakfast to celebrate the Liberation Day holiday (April 25). *FOOD* -Toast with "Pork&Roll" ham and mozzarella cheese "Az. Agricola Le Starze" (10 Euro) - This sandwich was incredible! The bread was perfectly toasted and flaky, and there was a perfect combo of filling. -Liberation Day Breakfast - Spaghetti frittata with butter and Parmigiano cheese, raw ham, salami, traditional "Vignarola" (peas, artichokes, broad beans) and homemade bread (16 Euro) - This was quite a plate! Since it was Liberation Day, we felt it necessary to try this dish. Everything was full of flavor and it was a unique breakfast for sure! The ambiance was that of a fast paced coffee shop that was also offering to-go orders, and lots of pastries options. It wasn't too loud, and had an overall great vibe. I did notice the pastries were selling out, so make sure to get there early if that's what you're after! Overall this was a favorite meal in Italy! The coffee was high quality and fresh, and the food was all delicious! They even provided a complimentary glass of freshly squeezed OJ, which we VERY much enjoyed! Highly recommended checking this spot out if you're looking for a great experience and even better food and coffee! Thanks again to the friendly and awesome staff!! More on IG & TikTok: @bbnem.food

Found on Source and loved so much we had to come back before we left to try the food! Coffee was delicious and the food was as good as it looked.