Owners/staff were so rude for no reason. Went in with my boyfriend to get a small pastry and they got angry that we didn’t buy more. Then they tried to tell me I couldn’t purchase with my card and had to use cash (wasn’t true...since they had a working card machine). Woman was extremely hostile & gave lots of attitude. Pastries were somewhat decent, but not worth it for all of that. Go somewhere else!!!!More

What a hidden gem! We had an antipasti platter and sandwich to share between two for lunch and it was plenty - the food was some of the best we had in Rome! Beautiful flavours, and the staff were so very helpful too, considering we...went at lunchtime on a busy, sunny Saturday!!More

Gourmet and foodie walking tours often include this bakery on their itinerary but it’s easy enough to find on your own. It’s located just off Corso Vittorio Emanuele, near the popular Campo Di Fiori piazza. There is a huge selection of traditional breads, biscuits and...pastries. The canoli was nice and you can order pizza the traditional way, by the slice. There is a trick to ordering - prices are by weight.More

There is every kind of pastry you can imagine. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. The 7 AM coffee is great. I highly recommend a visit here.

We stopped by here for a quick bite while exploring Rome. I tried the vegetable pizza with grilled zucchini and tomato based on the recommendation of the baker and it was amazing! We also had the pistachio tart and canoli which were both delicious.

This is a traditional roman bakery, where you can buy pizza, buiscuits, etc. As a local, this is exactly how I would expect the products to be - and friendly service on top

The first time we went there it was just to have a look at the bakery and eat something small. We ended up buying breakfast there every day! All the food we are was really tasty, especially their Mortadello sandwiches. Even though the food was...really good, it wasn't pricey at all. The people were also really friendly. It's a great recommendation!More

Good quick bites nothing special but does the job for a breakfast on the go. Watch out for the pigeons when you sit outside .

Perfect selection of pastries and breads. Easy access from Campo de Fiori or Piazza Navona. Full options for espresso cappuccino or cafe americano.

Tourist prices. The receipt said 4.50 for a “Reparto 21,” which was a neat way to avoid transparency. Not a big deal, just a few euros, but the tiny canolli had a granite texture that suggested it belonged among the artifacts in the Vatican Museum.

Stopped by for bread and cookies, was not disappointed. High quality products and nice service. Prices very good.

After 20 other coffees, pastries and pizzas, this one comes up trumps at all levels for a quick fix, a breakfast and even a late lunch (up to 7pm)