Ginger - Pantheon

Solid breakfast spot in Rome with a good range of fresh, healthy options. The menu has something for everyone — from smoothie bowls and avocado toast to more classic choices. Coffee was good, and the ingredients were good quality. The space is clean and modern. Service was friendly. Definitely a spot if you want a lighter or more health-focused breakfast. Giving it 4* because the toast wasn’t really toasted, and they had limited options on eggs.

The atmosphere is great and everything looks promising, but their mozzarella was so bland it could’ve been made from water. The “baguette” was too sweet and had a bad texture. Nothing like how a real baguette should taste. The other things on the menu looked great, so I would recommend not getting a sandwich. Service was minimal and slow.

I came for breakfast after visiting the Pantheon. Had the Guatemala cafe (which is served as an americano) that was delicious, it came with a mini brownie biscuit. I solo ordered the Solo yogurt with banana, peach and almonds (but you can add as many toppings you want with extra cost €). It was also very good, fruit was super fresh and flavorful.

We were in Italy for two weeks in July-August and one of our best meals was at Ginger. My son ordered a Carbonara which was fantastic. For dessert we ordered the tiramisu which was the best I've ever eaten.

This place is really known as a breakfast joint, and they have delicious more continental and American style breakfast here, but of course, more healthy. And in someways this place, reminds me very much of an honest greens if you know of that chain of restaurants. But if you’re spending multiple days in Rome, this is a great place to go for dinner if you don’t want to eat pasta and want to eat on a more healthy, lighter green side. We ate here several times throughout our stay and thoroughly enjoyed it.

We stopped by on a Sunday and were able to easily get a seat. The smoked salmon was delicious but otherwise the food was rather mediocre. The service was ok but not great. Overall, it set the tone for our trip that breakfast out would not be a priority as it felt like what we got was not going to be worth the time or cost compared to simply doing a quick coffee and pastry/snack bar on our own.

As a vegetarian, there weren’t as many options as I expected to see; and the second course option- veggie burger was downright bad. The ravioli was good .. and the zucchini flower starter was excellent. Service was decent - it helped that they understand English. In summary, the value for money wasn’t great - 3 star for dinner. This is probably a better lunch and breakfast place given the plethora of breakfast bowl, salad and smoothie options.

It's a decent restaurant with a good amount of food choices and options. It's rather pricey and I feel that's because it's in a very tourist part of the city being so close to the Pantheon. Our food was fresh and the service was good. I feel like it's acceptable if you're in the area and hungry but I wouldn't recommend going out of your way for it.