restaurants

Café Ginori

Via Sistina, 69, 00187 Roma RM

Rating: 4.6 ★ (126 ratings)

Details

Café Ginori, nestled within the illustrious Hotel de la Ville, offers a captivating blend of culinary artistry and historic Italian craftsmanship. The atmosphere is distinctly sophisticated yet inviting, showcasing a colourful and luxurious aesthetic inspired by Ginori's exquisite porcelain. You will find exquisite design throughout, with "Oriente Italiano" wallpaper and embroidered fabrics creating a rich, immersive setting that truly stands out.

The menu, curated by Chef Fulvio Pierangelini, presents dynamic twists on classic Italian gastronomy, with dishes artfully plated on Ginori 1735's beautiful crockery. Noteworthy selections include the "scampi with caramelized Sciacca mango, artichokes and Asetra caviar", a decadent "cacio e pepe with lobster", and a refined "Caesar salad with crispy chicken and seasonal truffles". Additionally, delightful breakfast options such as maritozza bread, salmon, and scrambled eggs are available, complementing the diverse all-day, lunch, and dinner offerings that highlight seasonal ingredients.

This elegant establishment suits those seeking a touch of low-key luxury, whether for a serene and stylish breakfast or a more substantial dining experience. It works perfectly for refined business lunches, inspiring conversations, or for tourists who wish to linger and absorb the exquisite surroundings. Café Ginori provides an ideal backdrop for various occasions, transitioning seamlessly from a bright morning spot to a moodier, more cinematic venue for evening meals.

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Opening Hours

Monday: 12:30 – 10:30 PM | Tuesday: 10:30 AM – 10:30 PM | Wednesday: 10:30 AM – 10:30 PM | Thursday: 10:30 AM – 10:30 PM | Friday: 10:30 AM – 10:30 PM | Saturday: 10:30 AM – 10:30 PM | Sunday: 10:30 AM – 10:30 PM

Contact

+39 06 9779 3710 | https://www.roccofortehotels.com/it/hotels-and-resorts/hotel-de-la-ville/ristoranti-bar/cafe-ginori/

Comments

Shulin DENG
26 Sep 2026
3.0 ★
We had our dinner in Ginori restaurant 2 days ago. The service was good, the atmosphere was good. However, the food (main course) was not as good as expected. Each main course cost around 40 euros, the quantity was so little (it’s fine, as we weren’t hungry), and it was not so tasty and not so presentable. At last, the bill has included 15% of service costs. Even though the % can be modified as we want, but it feels already a bit compulsory. I understand Ginori is targeted as a luxury restaurant, I had really high expectations. however, the food was not good enough.
S K
26 Sep 2026
5.0 ★
Went here for breakfast around 11am on a Tuesday in August. The café was quiet and relaxing with just a couple of tables occupied.
Service was good and the atmosphere very charming.
We had avocado toast, an omelette, and cappuccinos—everything was fresh and tasty.
The little shop in front selling their branded plates is also a nice touch.
Overall, a great spot for a calm and stylish breakfast in Rome.
Carolina Amezcua Rodrighuez
26 Sep 2026
3.0 ★
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 .
Crystal Ray
26 Sep 2026
5.0 ★
This restaurant is incredible. The staff has treated us like close friends. If you need help selecting a dish from their menu, simply ask the servers for a recommendation. There are no wrong answers here. The restaurant is located inside of the Hotel de la Ville. There is no rush, sit down enjoy the atmosphere, and eat at your own pace. This place feels like the best friend you've always had. Noelle has been the most exemplary server. She made us feel at home. We love it here! Grazie Mille, Cafe Ginori. Ciao!
Ryan Lewendon
26 Sep 2026
5.0 ★
This is what happens when a porcelain house that’s been painting plates since 1735 opens its own dining room: every plate on the table is a different Oriente Italiano colorway, and the food actually earns the setting. The cacio e pepe came glossy and sharp with real pepper bite; the chilled melon salad with pistachios was built for a hot Roman afternoon. The room alone justifies the walk up Via Sistina: checkerboard marble, floral wallpaper, chairs you will want to take home, and the boutique attached so you can buy the exact plate you just ate from. Service was warm and unhurried, even with the lunch sun pouring through the window. We stayed too long and left with a shopping problem.

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