Best Affogato ever!! The aroma of the coffee was amazing the combo with the gelato was a delightful treat. We stumbled across this place during our trip to NY and the service was great!! This is my go to spot for Affogato!!

Love Caffe Roma! For years, stopped by there when nearby Little Italy, especially when with something sweet or a coffee is in order. It's Old School, unpretentious and absolutely delightful. My go-to and recommendation (for grown ups) is Caffe Roma's affogato, which you can get with any of their gelatos. My preference an affogato with hazelnut gelato, but think my next order will be to test it out with the pistachio. Yum! My recommendation is to enjoy it at one of their cafe tables on Mulberry Street where you can people watch and take in neighborhood.

Last week I was in between two continents, Europe and Asia. I called it a "fork"in the road as I craved both cuisines from these two continents. My dessert craving led me to Caffe Roma as I wanted a cappuccino to sip on my way back to work. The cafe reminded me of one of these Pasticceria that I constantly gravitated to in Rome: Trevi Fountain, Termini Station and of course in the Amalfi Coast. The air I breathe consists of cannolis, cheesecake, Italian cookies and of course the amazing aroma of a freshly brewed cup of coffee. I had to resist the temptation of taking a treat to go and stayed focused , just a small cappuccino to go. I placed my order and just took in the vibe.. if you are in Soho as I am due to working in the area, there is a European flair in the air as you walk the cobblestoned streets... My drink was ready at the espresso bar in the back. I ordered a small cappuccino and as you can see from my picture. I appreciated the extra foam however I ordered it to go.. .thus putting a lid on it was tricky and awkward. I took one sip and burnt my kishkas ( Sorry had to throw a Yiddish euphemism in) I drank a bit to settle it and off I went. As in Rome, Caffe Roma is definitely a cafe to sip, savor and people watch. which I plan to do due to Spring finally around the corner. Thus, coming upon a " fork" in the road holds unexpected delight when you are in Soho, specifically on Broome Street. You can virtually get a taste of Lower Manhattan here: Nolita, Little Italy and Chinatown. Mangia!

Such a great little pit stop for a pick me up. Get some coffee and pastries. The service was great and the ambiance is historic.

My bestie/cousin and I were walking around Little Italy and she brought me to this coffee/pastry place that she and her husband frequently visit with his Aunt. First impression, very nice! They had assorted baked goods and my cousin recommended to try the rainbow cookies! So we both ordered the hazelnut cappuccino, rainbow cookies and the cheesecake with ricotta! Everything was delicious! That rainbow cookie was insanely delicious! When we got there, it was just us. Then it got really busy, really quick! Filled up with many people ordering their drinks and one gentleman ordered boxes of baked cookies to go! This place was excellent! Thank you for taking care of us!! I will be back on my next visit to NYC!

Full Italian Experience! Loved it! From real authentic to simple old menu and design! The Smell of Irish Espresso still takes me to that moment! The adffogato was eye opening and the beautiful cannoli was kind to my mouth. You really wanna go Italian, this is your place! So happy that I got to try them

Needed a quiet yet lively cafe to catch up with a dear friend of mine and Caffe Roma offered just that! Dark yet moody decor on the inside gives this place a unique restaurant feel rather than coffee shop. Their pasty selection and counter appears to be great and in high demand as the selection was limited, which I assume happens when you arrive near closing hours like I did but I can only imagine the selection they offer. Pastries were Italian style and both color and flavorful! I ordered to share with my friend. Service was also great and efficient with the servers being very attentive and accommodating to any need (extra utensils or plate for sharing). I'd definitely come again!

The man worker here is the kindest person I ever met. I was craving an Italian drink called Marocchino and he went out of his way to look up the ingredients and make it. What a kind and generous man. He even offered if I didn't like it, I don't have to pay. I ended up finishing it all in one sip. This is how good he mad it. The vibe is very relaxed and has antique and beautiful style to it. I would definitely come again with friends.