Rosati In Napoli

I ordered two sfogliatelle ricce, a brioche with a tuppo, and a Nutella croissant to take away: everything was excellent, fresh, and very tasty. The price was also more than fair, only €8 total. The staff was friendly and helpful. I'll definitely be back!

Good coffee, with an intense taste to start the day well. (03/03/24) 04/03/26 After two years, we returned to this bar, but this time instead of just having a coffee at the counter, we had breakfast sitting at the table. The service was inattentive: they asked again what flavor I wanted for the juice, and even though I had asked for an empty croissant, they brought me a jam one. They offered to take it off the bill, but we said we’d take it with us for the day. Average food, high prices.

Caffè Rosati actually boasts a 2.8-star rating, which often puts many customers off. It's excellent when a decision based on luck breaks those preconceptions and reveals an experience completely opposite to the numbers! Reviews that champion an unfairly treated place are extremely important in the community. I usually consider the rating and the number of reviews first, but I decided to go to Caffè Rosati 'on a whim', since the average here is well below the standard. Honestly, I didn't understand the low numbers. The service was top-notch, what I ate was good, and the location in Naples is prime. For the type of place it offers, the average should be much more positive.

One of the best coffees in Naples, especially if taken with their cream. The cashier is very kind, as are the rest of the staff... recommended.

During my visit to Naples, I stopped by Caffè Rosati, conveniently located near Piazza del Plebiscito. I had an espresso, and it was excellent — rich, flavorful, and exactly what you would hope for from an Italian coffee experience. The café is a nice spot to take a short break, relax, and enjoy a quick coffee and dessert while exploring the city. The atmosphere was pleasant, and the location makes it a convenient stop whether you’re walking around the square or visiting the nearby waterfront area. A great place to enjoy a traditional Italian espresso and recharge before continuing your day in Naples. Recommended for anyone looking for a quick and enjoyable coffee break.

Small bar but excellent babà, sfogliatelle and coffee

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 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.

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.