Necci dal 1924 In Roma

A welcoming place, beautiful garden, friendly service... it's a shame the panelle are so different from the ones in Palermo, and the fried food is a bit greasy. The tuna pasta is very good and light, however. The restrooms need to be re-evaluated.

During my trip, I stayed next to Necci, so breakfast was a must every morning. A super-nice place, with kind and friendly staff, but above all, excellent products, especially the croissants and pastries—there was something for everyone. If I return to Rome, I absolutely must return to Necci. Highly recommended.

The food quality is exceptional, the staff are friendly and very fast. The location is very beautiful and charming. However, the service organization has a lot of room for improvement. Placing the cash register in front of the entrance and exit door isn't very smart, as it blocks the flow of people, and the place is often crowded. The service is reminiscent of a McDonald's, where they perhaps try to be efficient but fail. I would suggest moving the cash register to the back of the room, to create a natural flow of people from the entrance to the counters, or alternatively (or in addition) introducing an app service where you can make your selection and present your receipt online at the counter. Despite this aspect, it's definitely a place worth visiting for breakfast or brunch.

A charming spot in the center of Pigneto, offering a variety of food and drinks. MoleCola is a great addition.

This long-established, traditional café-bistro is renowned for its excellent quality pastries and baked goods, all prepared on-site. A special feature of the establishment is the option of serving yourself and sitting freely without paying for service, both inside and in the pleasant outdoor spaces (off-street). It's worth noting that just a few meters away from the establishment is Forno Necci, essentially the company's pastry shop, but also offering direct sales to customers. The welcome is warm and friendly, and the atmosphere is pleasant and lively.

The atmosphere is always pleasant at this historic Pigneto restaurant. But spending €24 for a less-than-exciting brunch seems excessive. It's not a question of price, but rather the ratio between the cost and the quantity/quality of the offerings: two eggs, two slices of bacon, two micro pancakes (thin and about 6 cm in diameter), a few fried potatoes, and a small salad. The slice of artisanal sour cherry tart, however, is excellent. With Mayor's water, a glass of sparkling wine, and a coffee, it easily exceeds €35. It's more rewarding to spend that money on lunch at a good local trattoria.

The place is really nice, the decor is lovely. They have a great variety of drinks and snacks. The service could be better; they're very slow and inattentive.

A historic Pigneto location, open all hours From breakfast, brunch, to after-dinner drinks. People go there to chat with friends, grab a bite to eat, enjoy an aperitif, or even work on their laptop while sipping coffee or tea. Sometimes in the evenings, they host small concerts. What makes it special is definitely the atmosphere: two indoor rooms, a lovely veranda, and a spacious garden—a table for every taste and need. The service is dynamic and courteous. The food is good and delicious; perhaps more of a bistro than a restaurant, but it has everything you could possibly need.

Amazing place for brunch. Lots of outdoor seating and ambiance relaxed ☺️ Staff friendly and kind. Highly recommend!

Very fair prices and very high quality