Forno Conti & Co. In Roma

Went there twice during our visit in Rome. Very tasty food, really nice coffee and the staff is also very professional and friendly. Would definitely recommend 😊

We had a wonderful time at this café this morning! Agathe was absolutely lovely—warm, welcoming, and always smiling. She gave us great tips on how to enjoy Rome beyond the usual tourist spots, which we really appreciated. It was a real pleasure visiting, and we’ll definitely be back! Of course coffee and food taste amazing. 😊

Amazing matcha and great atmosphere but the food was disappointing. They do the best matcha in Rome by a long way! It’s also such a nice cafe with a great atmosphere and such friendly staff. I didn’t think the food was as good as people say it is. I didn’t really like much of what I tried the week I was in Rome. The scrambled eggs were a horrible consistency and the granola was so sickly sweet. The whole bowl was also filled with maple syrup (I’ve never seen this before). I would still recommend this cafe for the amazing matcha, atmosphere and lovely people working there though! I’m sure the coffee is great too.

On a bustling Saturday, long lines stretched for both dine-in and takeout. When we finally arrived, most items had sold out—except for the tempting loaf cakes. We chose a luscious banana cake alongside a steaming cappuccino, turning a busy moment into a delightful, satisfying treat.

While visiting Rome, we chose this bakery as a special stop for our breakfast, after seeing a YouTube video showcasing a wide variety of truly irresistible desserts. Precisely for this reason, we set out on a long journey with very high expectations. We arrived around 9:00 a.m., shortly after opening. As expected, there was already a small line, but it was quickly managed, separating those wanting takeout from those wanting a table. There are three small tables outside, while the space inside is rather limited. From the start, the staff was very kind and helpful. Our disappointment came when we saw the very limited selection of desserts available, especially compared to what we had seen in the video. To the side, you can see the kitchen, where there were several pans of pizza, unfortunately not served for breakfast. For those who prefer savory fare in the morning, there were some bacon or ham sandwiches available, but we would have loved to try their pizza or other savory options. Prices range from €2 for a simple croissant to €5–6 for more elaborate options. The quality of the pastries is undoubtedly good; it's just a shame that, at that time, they weren't stocking all the specialties we'd seen and praised online. This likely also depends on the season and product availability.

The Conti bakery is excellent, the Queen Amman is superb, and the service is friendly and cheerful. Recommended.

Very friendly staff, delicious leavened pastries! Every time I come to Rome, Forno Conti is a must-stop. The line outside was managed very carefully and quickly.

the coffee here is the best in rome. the owner i believe? i wish i got her name but she was so welcoming and so kind. I would love to come again if I’m ever back in rome ❤️ LA misses you dearly

Eating sweet bread in the sun, paired with a cappuccino, is truly wonderful. However, the bread itself is relatively sweet.

A super cozy place, perfect for breakfast or brunch. The Pan Suisse is delicious, as are the other products: croissants, Danish pastries, babka, and the entire savory section. The staff is very friendly, and the atmosphere is quiet and well-kept.