A short walk from our hotel, Mama Shelter Roma and a 10-15 minute walk from the Vatican lies a…read morebakery. They have a few cases with various pastries from cannolis to stuffed croissants. They also have coffee and soft drinks. Staff aren't too warm, but are prompt and make sure your order is fulfilled. Prices aren't bad either. The store is decorated and extremely clean. There is also plenty of seating. Overall, the trip here is worth every penny.

Very authentic Italian dishes made you feel like her mama's home cooking Cucina very delicious well…read moreworth the stop and it has air-conditioning inside the restaurant

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.

Simply delicious and authentic Roman style pizza…read more There are so many different types of pizza to choose from that it's overwhelming. There is also a crowd, so you'll need to get your order in fast. They'll cut your slice for you, so if you want to try a few small pieces of various pies it's easy to mix and match. We were in a rush and a little overwhelmed and ended up trying slices that had fresh ricotta + mozzarella, basil, tomatoes and grilled veggies like sweet peppers and eggplant. The pizza is just perfect. The crust is doughy and salted to perfection. I love how Roman style pizza basically just feels like eating pizza on focaccia. There is a generous amount of toppings. This is pretty much everything that you'd want pizza to be. I didn't try any other pizza in Rome, so I can't compare. But based off of my experience and other reviews I'd venture to guess that this is some of the best pizza you can find in the area.

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.

Lotti is cute place for dessert and coffee. It is close to north Roman wall. We walk by and saw…read moresome interesting dessert and we decided to give it a try. The server introduced me the La Tarte Tropezienne. This creamy fill cake is very pleasant. Sweet on top with white sugar, cake. It was great to have. Here I have the Italian cappuccino. It is tasty. A lot foam on top. Their coffee is not cheap but the pastry is reasonable.

Service service service. A morning coffee and pastry hub. Locals, businessmen and women, tourists…read morerunning in an out for cafe and pastry. Or you can just sit down eat breakfast or lunch and stay awhile. Everything here is worth a trip. Totally a walk away is worth the trip.

We are tourists in Roma. On holidays from Australia. We speak poor Italian (only the pleasantries -…read moreGrazie) and loved every moment of our experience at Forno Feliziani. Bustling with locals chattering away in Italian we knew from the moment we walked in this place had to be good. We took a seat and quickly noticed that it wasn't table service but you ordered up at the long glass counter that was filled with freshly prepared Italian food. There was a wide variety of savory and sweet pastries, freshly baked bread (all baked on site) and also fresh pasta, pizza, vegetables and antipasti. We got a variety - pizza, pasta, salmon and calamari with a side of spinach and roast potatoes. When you visit - order at the counter and pay after your meal. The staff will weigh your food which determines the cost. The more food on your plate the more expensive it's going to be. In saying that, we ended up with three plates of different things to try and it wasn't expensive. Great value compared with what we could get at home. We also asked for two glasses of vino which were the best we've tasted in Roma so far. Walking up to the front of the restaurant to pay we couldn't resist choosing a treat from the glass cabinet. A cannoli which tasted very different to anything I've ever had at home. We couldn't fault our experience. Loved every moment. Highly recommend this lunch spot if you are staying in the area or visiting the Vatican museum and St Peters Basilica like we had been.

We stopped at this cute little restaurant on our way to the Vatican Museums - they were super nice!…read moreThe Roman style pizzas were yummy and the fritti (beef, rice, tomato sauce) was also very good! Later we had to try the eclair; their whole dessert section looked so good! The eclair was the perfect little sweet treat

Great lemon pie and apple pie Very friendly staff…read moreI stopped at it by accident but was a happy one, I will go back anytime Close to borghesse gallery

We stopped by this lovely bakery after our morning jogging in Villa Borghese Gardens and enjoyed my…read morecappuccino and some sweets!! Good way to start a day~

Ran into this wonderful friendly neighborhood cafe restaurant when my family needed a break and…read morefood from visiting Vatican City. People.are wonderful and food were wonderful, tried their set lunch, desserts & caffe. Wonderful & peaceful restaurant.

An amazing, out of the way bakery that supplies some of Rome's best restaurants with baked goods…read more In addition to their substantial baking operations, they operate a small walk in shop at the front of their bakery. I found out about Palmieri when they delivered several cakes and pastries to a local restaurant my group was visiting. I jotted down the bakery name, and we made it a point to seek them out. They are located very close to the Vatican metro stop, in the interior courtyard of a building. Look for a small bronze plate with their name on the outside. Pasticceria Palmieri bakes some of the best Italian classics that I've had the pleasure to try from them. So far I've sampled their cannoli, tiramisu, and a phyllo custard pastry. All three were amazing! On top of the sweet stuff, they also make breakfast breads such as croissants, and savory flatbread/pizza like items. If you are in Rome, make it a point to seek this place out. If you are near the Vatican, you have no choice. I'll be dreaming about that cannoli until I return.