Pistachio Croissant, 5/10. It's dense and the pistachio was a bit too sweet for my liking…read moreAffagato, 7/10. It was good, just heavier on the gelato. Service and ambiance were great

So I gave in and came to this spot. Yes I saw it on IG lol…read more Apparently when going to the Fountain of Trevi this is the spot to go to sit outside and enjoy a cappuccino and a pastry. Finding a table will be hard so be patient or just dont do it, get your pastry and keep it pusing. I did get a Pistachio Cornetto and it was OK Inside of this store/bakery you can find some authentic food items to take home and they also sell bottles of liquor I came I saw I ate On to the next

Pompi was my favorite tiramisu spot in Rome for flavor, convenience, and price. This location is…read morenear the Spanish Steps, so convenient when visiting the area. The store wasn't busy, so the process was quick as well. First, you order and pay in the back counter. Then you'll get a ticket to claim your tiramisu at the display case. We got one Classic Tiramisu (€5), which was perfectly boxed up. I like that they sprinkled the pistachio one only when you order, so it keeps it fresh and crunchy. The coffee flavor is strong and creamy. Even days later, it tasted just as good too, especially with the flavor soaked into the ladyfingers. It's the perfect treat while exploring Rome or to take back to your place to enjoy afterwards.

Have you got a sweet tooth? If so, head over to Pompi when you desend the Spanish Steps. Fabulous…read moredoesn't even begin to tell the story. All the deserts look gorgeous and taste even better

Pizza was okay, I've had better. Tried the prosciutto and garlic one since the server recommended…read moreit. They sell pizza by the pound -- I just wanted a small piece but the slices are huge, so ended up getting a big one lol. The real selling point is the location and atmosphere -- Mostly outdoor seating, not much room inside. There's a little bakery in the back with homemade stuff, which was pretty cool. Restroom's in the basement and you have to go down some steep stairs to get to it.

Not worth it, overpriced. Pretty much eating colored decorated breadsticks. Bird flew in and…read moregrabbed dried fruit and left. Absolute scam. Was empty when I went in, that should have been a sign. Every restaurant around was full. When I order the server had a bad attitude worst service in Rome. Avoid this place at all costs.

Unbelievably inexpensive baked goods…read more Quality: 5 Value: 5 Service: 4 Ambience: N/A (take-away only) This place somehow survived the pandemic, while also not raising prices. You want a delicious croissant or eclair for only one or two euros? Stop in, they're open almost all day and night. Prodotti da forno incredibilmente economici. Qualità: 5 Valore: 5 Servizio: 4 Ambiente: N/A (solo da asporto) Questo posto in qualche modo è sopravvissuto alla pandemia, senza aumentare i prezzi. Volete un delizioso croissant o eclair a solo uno o due euro? Fermati, sono aperti quasi tutto il giorno e la notte.

Enjoyed my quick lunch. Gnocchi Bolognese was absolutely amazing! Would definitely recommend this…read morerestaurant.

The oldest cafe in Rome and holy moly, they charge like it's Versailles. Dropped $12 on a single…read morecoffee, felt like I bought a Picasso. You gotta do it once right? But don't expect a second date, I'll pass.

Oldest cafe in Rome and second-oldest in Italy. Cappuccino with chocolate and cream is out of this…read moreworld! It is expensive than other cafes for sure but I feel like their prices are justified by its historical charm. Their service is top notch and it is located in a very upscale touristy neighborhood. I would definitely want to go back to try their pistachio pastry which looks absolutely stunning in the photos.

The maritozzi was divine and so creamy! We also ordered the cannoli and other pastries for take…read moreaway. They pack it neatly like a present. The line was long but did move fairly quick. You can order and pick up your pastries on the left side and then pick up coffee on the entrance on the right side.

I was staying nearby and decided to check it out one morning. There was always a long line but if…read moreyou go next door they will sell you coffee and maritozzi without any line. We got a maritozzi and it was delicious. The cream and dough were super light and just melted in your mouth. I was happy I got to try this place without making the long line.

Food: delicious, ate a sandwich, pizza and game back the next day for a maritozzo - recommend all 3…read more Ambiance: deli vibe! Walk in, they ask behind the counter what you want, you pay and you collect Service: it may be pretty intimidating but they were super nice once they were locked in on you!

We enjoyed our bites here, Roscioli is a popular bakery in Rome and has a ton of options to choose…read morefrom. We came around 11 AM and it wasn't too busy, so we were able to easily put in our order. We ordered two slices of the potato pizza and a suppli. The potato pizza was tasty and if I had more room in my stomach, I would have tried other toppings as well! I also really enjoyed the suppli, which is a local snack made of rice and tomato sauce. Overall, it was worth checking out this bakery and I would certainly come back to try more of their food!

Focaccia!! This bakery has an old school feel to it, right…read moredown to nonna sitting at the cash register opposite to the bakery display counter. We had a spinach and ricotta slice, and a focaccia filled with mortadella and they were both delicious! There were plenty of other savories and tempting sweet treats on display in the cabinets - enough to please all tastes. Tjhis is a good value option for lunch!

A great place to grab a bite to eat , it was not full of tourists and they were nice as can be to…read moreus. The mortadella with pistachios on focaccia was delicious. They only had two tables but we were able to sit and eat and have some coffee as well. Definitely hit the spot.

Sant Eustachio II Caffe is considered an ancient coffee shop located in the heart of Rome. Very…read moreclose to the Pantheon. In the 4 times that I've visited Rome, Sant Eustachio never fails to impress me. Every visit, we manage to be here once or twice. Have tried their Gran capuccino, Monachella, irish coffee, tiramisu. They have pastries to try as well. No seating available inside but a few tables are available outside. Be prepared to be charged table service if you decide to sit down. It can get crowded at times but definitely worth the try and wait. Italians normally stands by the counter to sip their espresso and we've tried that too. Definitely a must go to when in Rome. January 2026

It was 7:20pm and we happen to walk past by this coffee shop. I had it on our itinerary, so we…read moredecided another cup of caffeine wouldn't hurt...gotta try them all! The coffee shop was full of store goodies, from coffee beans, branded accessories, sweets, and pastries. We opted to have our coffee at the bar and got the Gran Caffe', their specialty espresso. I really enjoyed how creamy it was, it made the espresso very tasty and gave a great lasting impression. I kind of regret not getting some souvenirs, so I will definitely have to come back next time!

Yeah, I saw the segment about this legendary late-night bakery on Andrew Zimmern's Rome episode…read more And yeah, I was further intrigued by the famous sign with the provocative slang connotation that greets visitors as they carefully head down the somewhat treacherously steep staircase into this unique and somehow exciting basement space. What I wasn't prepared for was the very personal and intimate encounter with the founder/owner/chief cook/probably not bottle-washer who is Antonio Lambiase. We arrived "early" (about 23:00 on a Friday night in July) to find the maestro hard at work crafting his famous pastries for the crowds of nocturnal visitors that were sure to follow. Although he spoke almost no English, we were able to communicate through my very limited Italian and the help of a couple of his immigrant assistants who had also had limited abilities in the two languages. My wife and I found him to be perfectly charming, playful as well as typically Italian. He didn't hesitate to ask me how old I thought he was and to flex his biceps to demonstrate his fitness and machismo. When we showed interest in several of the items already completed he came around from behind his work station with a piping bag full of whipped cream which he proceeded to squirt on the backs of our hands for tasting and made romantic suggestions by drawing hearts with the cream. Needless to say, this was not an experience that we will soon forget. We made a fairly large purchase of an assortment of his sweet concoctions and took them to go to enjoy back at our hotel. I'd like to report that they were as memorable, but actually they were just ok. During our two weeks in Italy we certainly enjoyed much better pastry, but on a late night after reveling with friends I could easily see myself returning to this super cool spot!

The owners Don't speak English. But we managed to get a variety of sweets. The owners were very…read morefriendly and we enjoyed the capuccino too.