Intellectual Rome has just celebrated two hundred and fifty  years of life here, in the renowned ‘omnibus’ room loved by Liszt, Bizet, Wagner, Goethe, Casanova, Stendhal and even Buffalo
Bill. Gogol wrote a novel here, and it inspired paintings by
Passini and Guttuso. One of the monuments of Rome and a place where great thinkers, artists, writers and patriots come to exchange ideas and enjoy the eastern beverage. Also a pulsating heart of the Risorgimento. And if a cardinal takes a seat at the Greco? Legend has it that he will become pope. For
Gioacchino Pecci, later Leo XIII, it certainly did.

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