
rome takes its coffee seriously in a way that can feel almost combative if you're used to lingering. the bar culture here is fast, standing, a quick shot and back into the city. la licata, on via dei serpenti in the monti neighborhood, sits outside that rhythm a little, operating as a specialty-focused shop in a city that has historically had little patience for the slower end of the coffee spectrum. monti itself is one of rome's more lived-in central quartieri, close enough to the colosseum to draw foot traffic but local enough that the clientele skews residential. the shop has built a genuine local reputation, which in a neighborhood this opinionated takes consistent effort. if you find yourself on via dei serpenti in the mid-morning, a filter coffee here is a reasonable reason to stop.
curated by gautam khorana, editor · updated
social pulse
consistent social activity around la licata. a reliable rome favourite at buzz 32/100.
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