Caffè Roma
A historic café in Alassio, Italy, known for its connection to Ernest Hemingway and the Muretto.
Last updated September 2, 2026
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Overview
Caffè Roma is a café located in Alassio, Italy. It is recognized as a symbol of the town due to its centuries-old history and its association with Ernest Hemingway, who frequented the café and collaborated with its founder, the painter Mario Berrino, to create the Muretto and the associated Miss. The café offers snacks, aperitifs, coffee, pastry, and an extensive wine list.
History
Caffè Roma is universally recognized as a symbol of the town of Alassio thanks to its centuries-old history and the friendship of Ernest Hemingway, a frequent visitor, with the founder, the painter Mario Berrino. Together they conceived and created the Muretto and subsequently the Miss associated with it.
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