Café Ginori In Roma

Just above the enchanting Piazza di Spagna, inside the Hotel Della Ville, is Caffè Ginori. This enchanting place is characterized by its eponymous porcelain, and the cuisine, curated by chef Pierangelini, showcases the quality. The service is attentive, kind, and highly professional, starting with Luigi's warm welcome and continuing with the meticulous attention to detail provided by Merna and Caterina! We had veal with tuna sauce, pumpkin soup, and radicchio salad, followed by gratinated onions, country chicken, and a medallion with mushrooms. It all ended with the chef's panettone with three sauces and the iconic tiramisu... (accompanied by a coffee granita and whipped cream... amazing). The lunch concluded with an excellent coffee accompanied by orange slices covered in dark chocolate and mandarins... Regardless of the beauty and quality for which Ginori is famous, I want to say that spending lunch at their Rome restaurant is an absolute must-try experience!!!! Really, congratulations!

super chic place; very close to Piazza del Popolo. We order lunch and was so good that come again for dinner . The capuchino was perfect, the home made cookies are to die for … The staff is extremely gentle and professional. A pleasure to be there . Prices for the place are like 80€ per person approx .

Excellent welcoming bar, very knowledgeable staff, a beautiful place in Rome 🫂🥰

A pleasant restaurant at the Hotel De La Ville, featuring Ginori china. Chef Pierangelini's veal tonneau was excellent, but the lasagnetta was a little less so, overly seasoned and heavy for my taste. A 15% service charge is added to the bill, which I think is more than fair given the enthusiasm and professionalism of the young, cheerful staff.

Both the taste and the presentation are a real pleasure, and the service is very attentive.

Very nice food with fresh ingredients and delicate flavors. The service was excellent, our waitress Catherine took care of us offering alternative options for my allergies also took the time to explain the dishes.

The place and the service were spectacular. The attention we received from Francesco and the rest of the team was top-notch. We had a lovely time there because it was so beautiful and inviting. It's a great place for brunch. The decor is wonderful too.

For a short break after visiting the Spanish Steps, treat yourself to an aperitif on the rooftop of this elegant Italian palazzo: you only live once.

They were very friendly, kind and gentle. Food was great.

The Roman style salad was very nice. Service was great. Ginori plates were a plus.