Caffè San Ferdinando In Napoli

A lovely stroll in Naples on April 25th. From Via Toledo to Borgo Santa Lucia, with the sea stretching out before me, and then backtracking. At a certain point, I just wanted a well-made coffee. I found myself in front of Caffè Rosati. I think I drank the best coffee of my life. Creamy, intense, served with that old-fashioned grace. If you're passing Piazza Trieste e Trento, stop by. It's worth it. PS: Coffee at the counter costs €1.35, a fair price; obviously, it costs more if served at the table.

Coffee break passed with flying colors: excellent coffee and a lively atmosphere. The only shame is that you feel a bit crammed in: the tables are very close together and seating space is truly minimal.

A good establishment with a variety of desserts and different types of coffee prepared by professionals, I recommend visiting.

I honestly don't understand the negative reviews... but what do you expect, near Piazza Plebiscito, WHO has low prices? It's true, it's a little high, but the pastries are very good. Of course, maybe a spritz costs €10 because you should get it in the right place (i.e., in Veneto, where you'd pay €4-5). The staff is friendly, and the only thing that's a bit annoying is the constant traffic in front of the place.

Everything was very good, but €8.50 for an Americano and a baba... well, that seems pretty expensive to me, and then you add service charges when the waiter points out (kindly, of course) that it's not included in the price (obviously, there's no obligation)... all crammed around a tiny table in the middle of too many others, with thousands of people passing by on the sidewalk, and it's not like you can enjoy the piazza from outside... Well, you can find good baba almost everywhere in Naples, I see no reason to return here. It's worth noting, however, that the Graffa my daughter had was special.

I asked for a coffee which was brought in a paper cup😐 for €2.50 it seems strange to me

Caffè Rosati is a humble streetside café for a simple breakfast. They have classic Neapolitan pastries like sfogliatella and babà on top of the usual Italian fare. Service was straightforward and impersonal. We've had much better pastries elsewhere, but enjoying breakfast at one of their outdoor tables while people-watching made it worthwhile. Make sure to request the menu and take note of their prices.

The waiter was very kind and friendly. Number One Everything was very good.

A very cozy and welcoming bar))) A large selection of Neapolitan coffee and delicious desserts))

The friendliness of Luigi and Gianni, known as Il Toro 😁 is just the beginning of an extraordinary welcome, followed by the sweetness of a warm sfogliatella and a delicious babà... Even at two in the morning... Thank you