Gatsby Cafe

 When the Gatsby Cafe comes out the old hat shop and hat respect clothing indispensable complement to any one opened during the sale of made sensory hats. Set in a beautiful 19th-century square in Rome, Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II is a stone's throw from Termini Central Station. Once upon a time, the square, which was inhabited by high-middle class families, housed beautiful shops under the arches, which were frequently visited by stylishly dressed ladies. The area is no longer fascinating because it saw a progressive decline in the seventies due to the proximity to the station and the inability of the municipality to protect it. In recent years, Piazza Vittorio has been developing slowly but steadily, thanks to the transfer of young professionals and new families, thanks to its strategic position, attracting home discounts and property prices (already uphill). With the desire to contribute to the restoration of the former glory of the bazaar, 5 friends decided to open a bar / restaurant for those with a Galleria Vetturini hat shop. The result is a won bet, Gatsby Caffè. Under the leadership of two sets of designer friends, the owners upstairs have terrazzo floors, brass finishes, windows; then color (dark blue is dominant) is inspired by historical objects such as wallpapers inspired by the "Mad Men" series, old chairs and old and yellowed theater posters attached to the wall. Young and smiling staff is doing the rest.