Caffè Vaticano

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Caffè Vaticano is pretty near Tesoro di San Pietro. Many visitors point out that waiters offer perfectly cooked pizza Margherita, bacon and bacon and eggs here. At this bar, guests may have good Spritz. Clients don't highly appreciate brioches and double cappuccino at Caffè Vaticano.

At this place, you can get a takeout. According to the reviewers' opinions, the staff can be creative. Fast service is something that guests would like to improve here. As a lot of reviewers remark, inflated prices are not the best side of this spot. Based on the guests' opinions, there is a spectacular atmosphere and terrific decor. Google users rated this bar and it didn't achieve a high rating.

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One star — and even that feels generous. What an introduction to “Caffè Vaticano.” The beer arrived warm. The meatballs arrived cold. Apparently temperature control here is more of a creative suggestion than a culinary standard. The food was subpar, but the service was truly the main attraction. The servers seemed less like restaurant staff and more like nightclub bouncers. They were very interested in getting us to buy food, but once we had actually bought it, suddenly sitting down to eat it became a problem. An interesting business model: sell customers food, then act surprised when they expect somewhere to eat it. For a restaurant directly across from the Vatican Museums, presumably serving thousands of visitors from around the world, you’d think there would be some pride attached to having “Vaticano” in the name. With a 1.8-star rating, I suppose we can’t say we weren’t warned. Caffè Vaticano: warm beer, cold meatballs, and an even colder welcome. Del nome “Vaticano” dovreste vergognarvi. Food: 2 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1 Order type: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: €80–90
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The café’s atmosphere exudes a delightful blend of comfort and sophistication, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and social gatherings. The menu offers a variety of sumptuous dishes, each bursting with flavors that tantalize the taste buds, elevating the culinary experience.

Unfortunately, the otherwise inviting ambiance and mouthwatering cuisine are overshadowed by a regrettable incident involving the surly owner. My interaction with the owner escalated into a distressing altercation, souring the entire visit. This negative encounter cast a shadow over an otherwise wonderful café experience, leaving a lasting unfavorable impression due to the unprofessional conduct of the owner. I believe I was stereotyped by his referring to me as a football player and he clearly stated he didn’t like football players. How he arrived at that conclusion is beyond me because I don’t play football, and I was basically put out of his restaurant. All of this came from me ordering inside his establishment and sitting at a bistro table outside. We ate, I went back inside and ordered dessert to go. Upon walking out he says to me, “You don’t sit, get your food and go! You hear me! You go!” I ignored him because first, I did not think he was talking to me, then upon realizing he was, still ignore him because you will not speak to me as if I am a child. Upon walking way and his still expressing his dislike of football players I replied “I don’t like crotchety restaurant owners so today we both encountered who we don’t like!” Grant it I found out after the fact you had to be seated at the bistro tab and had he approached me and said “The tables are reserved for dine-in customers only.” the whole incident could have ended differently. Several servers walked past us several times as we ate, and not one of them informed us of this.

While the food and ambiance are praiseworthy, the unpleasant confrontation with the owner marred what could have been an otherwise fantastic café visit.
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Italian, Vegetarian options
€€€€ Price range per person €10 - €30
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Viale Vaticano, 100
Rome, Lazio, Italy
Ottaviano – San Pietro – Musei Vaticani
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Ottaviano – San Pietro – Musei Vaticani
Viale Vaticano, 100, Rome, Lazio, Italy
Features
Takeaway Сredit cards accepted Outdoor seating Wi-Fi No booking Not wheelchair accessible Parking
Opening hours
SundaySun Closed
MondayMon 7AM-8PM
TuesdayTue 7AM-8PM
WednesdayWed 7AM-8PM
ThursdayThu 8AM-8PM
FridayFri 7AM-8PM
SaturdaySat 7AM-8PM
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