This listing isn't a gym. Google categorizes it as a coffee shop, cafe, and restaurant, and every one of its five written reviews describes breakfast, coffee, or pastries at a small cafe near Rome's Termini train station, not fitness training.
A Detailed Account of a Chance Discovery Near the Station
Iryna Mitsko's review is the most thorough here: "I had an extra hour while changing transportation near the Termini train station and accidentally discovered this caffe. I was looking for a place to have breakfast and to be a little bit more peace and quiet than overcrowded Termini. They serve sandwiches, pastries, and coffee of course. For 10 euro you get an omelette with ham and cheese, some salad, coffee and freshly squeezed orange juice. Very decent and served almost immediately. The place looks like a very classic Italian cafeteria but has a Ukrainian soul. It is located near the train station, about a 10 minute walk, but in a quiet neighborhood, where you can truly feel like being in Italy. They have both indoor and outdoor sitting areas." I'd flag that exact 10-euro breakfast combination directly, since it's a specific, concrete value point echoed independently by two other reviewers below.
A Detailed Account of Personalized, Remembered Service (translated from Ukrainian, partial)
A reviewer named Lyusi Volianiuk describes an unusually attentive level of care: "I truly fell in love with this little coffee place near Termini. My husband and I came here two mornings in a row, and it felt so special when the staff remembered exactly what we had ordered the day before, such a rare and beautiful level of care. The coffee is absolutely amazing. I even bought some beans to take home." I'd note that staff-remembered-your-order detail directly, since it's a specific, memorable example of personalized service rather than generic friendliness.
Additional Detailed Accounts of the Same 10-Euro Breakfast Deal
Amber Doss's review confirms the same breakfast price point while describing a specific dietary accommodation: staff substituted meat for Italian chicory to make her omelet vegetarian. Cole Mackenzie's review, describing three visits during a single trip, calls it their favorite cafe in Rome and confirms the same 10-euro breakfast as a fantastic deal.
An Additional Account of Repeat Visits and Family-Friendly Atmosphere
A reviewer named Fiona describes visiting three times in a row with her family, praising the coffee and pastries and specifically mentioning her companion Tommy enjoying a pistachio treat.
Why This Matters If You're Looking for a Gym
If you found this page searching for somewhere to train, none of it applies. Every one of the five reviews describes breakfast, coffee, or pastries at a cafe near Termini station, not any fitness facility.
What's Missing
Nothing here answers a fitness question, since none of the five reviewers describe a gym. Nothing beyond the specific 10-euro breakfast deal is stated regarding other menu pricing.
Who It's Not For
Anyone looking for a gym. Anyone hoping to find fitness training or equipment at this location, since nothing in the written record describes any.
Via dei Mille, 58, 00185 Roma RM, Italy. The phone number is +39 348 592 1656. Hours are Monday-Friday 06:30-16:00, Saturday 07:30-13:00.
FAQ
Is this a gym?
No. It's a coffee shop and cafe, and every written review describes breakfast, coffee, or pastries, not fitness training.
How much does breakfast cost?
10 euros, according to multiple reviewers specifically, for a combination that includes an omelette, salad, coffee, and fresh orange juice.
Can dietary substitutions be made?
Yes, according to at least one reviewer specifically, who describes staff substituting meat for Italian chicory to accommodate a vegetarian request.
Is the cafe close to Termini station?
Yes, according to at least one reviewer specifically, who describes it as roughly a 10-minute walk from the station in a quieter neighborhood.