This was the last place I visited on my trip to Rome. I immediately regretted not having come here sooner. As a queer person, this space made me feel joy. Even though I don’t speak Italian, I recognized the authors on the shelves and I was made to feel welcome. I learned why it is called Tuba (I suggest you ask if you visit) they host many book-related events and other types. Definitely recommend 🎉
Great and welcoming place that me and my wife visited on my birthday!
One of the people working there was white and had dreadlocks though so that's something to keep in mind, might make some people uncomfortable.
Nice bar/book store, friendly people, outside sitting, from time to time the hold readings. Beers, drinks, coffee and tea, sandwiches, and small things to munch. Cute place.
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Sarah Jane
3 months agoThis was the last place I visited on my trip to Rome. I immediately regretted not having come here sooner. As a queer person, this space made me feel joy. Even though I don’t speak Italian, I recognized the authors on the shelves and I was made to feel welcome. I learned why it is called Tuba (I suggest you ask if you visit) they host many book-related events and other types. Definitely recommend 🎉
Luka Theo Sammallaakso
a month agoGreat and welcoming place that me and my wife visited on my birthday! One of the people working there was white and had dreadlocks though so that's something to keep in mind, might make some people uncomfortable.
Elise
2 months agoFirst coffee upon arriving in Rome, and I wish we had coffee shops as great as this in Sydney. Loved it!
Dirian Mejia
6 months agoNice bar/book store, friendly people, outside sitting, from time to time the hold readings. Beers, drinks, coffee and tea, sandwiches, and small things to munch. Cute place.
Pegah Tashakkori
a year agoCozy place for a short coffee break with the beautiful vibe ! Will come back again!