The square
Over 100 tables and a French brasserie-style setup overlook Palazzo Altemps and the church of San Apollinare, a few meters from Piazza Navona and its masterpieces, and give customers the opportunity to enjoy the best baroque show that Rome can offer.
The magic of the surroundings
We are in the Ponte district, fifth of Rome, right in front of the basilica of S. Apollinare, founded around 780, and Palazzo Altemps today home to the National Roman Museum, which houses masterpieces of ancient sculpture that come from the collections of important noble families, incredible archaeological collections, up to ancient engravings and marbles. A few steps away, the imposing Renaissance church of Sant'Agostino houses the Madonna di Loreto, also known as the Madonna dei Pellegrini, one of Caravaggio's best-known works.