Great local business and the best pannini grilled sandwich that I had in 2 weeks in Italy. What a…read morefind. Fantastic and highly recommended

Has a little of everything for your travel needs. Nice selection of wine and chocolate. Had a…read morebottle of limoncello shaped like the old country. Had to get it. Delicious.

What a beautiful shop with such incredible offerings, each packaged ornately, in beautiful boxes to…read morepresent as gifts or to open for yourself. Beyond a very inviting shop window, when you open the door and enter, you will be welcomed with the most heavenly smell of fresh rich chocolate. Highly recommend for the connoisseur who appreciates the finer pleasures in life.

So many chocolate to choose from! We loaded up on all types of chocolates, to bring home as gifts…read more The women who work here are very nice. They do not know much English, but were indulgent of me trying mine. With some patience and humor I communicated and was able to make my purchase. The store is full of a wide selection of chocolate confections. Recommend for chocolate lovers!

Love this grocery store. Very good specialty items. Helpful…read morestaff even with my poor Italian. Very much enjoy collecting items to take home.

Super friendly, great quality, and lovely options for quality "souvenirs"*! The coffee is fresh and…read morestrong, and don't skip out on the maritozzi and cornettos that are absolutely delicious. Super fair pricing too; €2.70 for a cappuccino and pastry/cornetto, and €2.90 for a cappuccino and maritozzo. Warning: They don't have the maritozzo every day and when they do have them, they sell out quickly!!! *I put souvenirs in quotes since it's not an actual souvenir shop, it is a smaller, upscale market and bar. But if you want quality items that can be transported back to your home, this is the spot!

Lovely local chocolate and candy shop. Reminded me of my childhood in Italy…read more Worth a stop!

Cute candy store in Rome. Surprised to see Spider-Man on the ceiling and Sponge Bob watching over…read morethe barrels filled with sweet treats.

really nice shop, but the staff not so nice. My 2 children went into the store and the woman was…read morevery rude to them and all they were doing was picking out sweets to bring back to the hotel. Also very expensive. Not happy.

Cannolo Siciliano My husband and I had a wonderful afternoon…read morebreak at Nonna Vicenza - the coffee was ok but we loved the cannolo Siciliano. We chose one that was filled with a kind of orange scented custard and it was delicious!

A good try, they're most known for their cannoli, so we were set on ordering it. I never had a…read morecannoli, so I was glad to give them a try here. They have a limited seating area but I was able to snag a free table. We got three small cannolis to share: ricotta, limone, and pistachio. We enjoyed the limone the most, followed by the ricotta. Overall, we enjoyed the cannolis here, glad I was able to get a table so that we can rest for a bit as we enjoyed the sweets.

We visited after a hot and long day at vatican city. The place is about a 8 min walk from the…read morevatican and 5 min away from the metro. The service was very good and the staff was kind and answered any questions we had. I really enjoyed the pistachio and ferrero rocher flavor (which i thought was an excellent combination). Also tried pistachio cannoli and cappuccino which were delicious. i definitely recommend for a refreshing treat after such a long day.

Gluten free cones available for 4 Euros which includes 2 scoops. Note the cones are individually…read morepacked in plastic wraps before use and kept separate from the gluten containing ones. Lactose free flavors available too -- strawberry, mango, lemon, dark chocolate, and dark chocolate with cherry and rum. The second time I went the associate informed me that the lactose free flavors had red handled scoops. I came here twice. The first time the associate was very nice -- when I told her about my gluten intolerance she immediately said she'd clean the scoops to avoid cross contamination. I ended up getting mango and pistachio (pistachio does contain dairy.) Since I was ordering two cones to go, the associate was kind enough to prepare them for me to take in paper bags. Excellent service this time around. The second time I went -- the associate asked me whether I was intolerant or allergic. Informed that I was intolerant. Didn't proceed to clean the scoops. (I also realize I could have requested to do it -- this is more of the observation between associates on gluten contamination / awareness.) I was also informed me that pistachio, which contains dairy, has a possible cross confirmation with gluten? Lastly, when I asked if I could have the scoop upside down in a cup to go because I was ordering a second cup, I was told to decide cup or cone. I could not have both. Service varies here. (Photos attached to this review are from 2017. Guess I didn't write a review back then.)

Lovely sweets shop tucked in a corner not far from the Pantheon. The owner was very helpful and…read morespoke excellent English. I was a bit disappointed the chocolate squares are Belgian, but they tasted great, and our kids will never know the difference when we bring these home as a treat for the family. :) I would absolutely recommend this shop. They have plenty of delicious looking chocolates to buy by the piece, as well as chocolate gift items (boxes, bags, and the like).

So beautiful ! Food for s delicious and they have a dessert room! A must do dinner on the island!read more

Plenty of seating inside. Fun gelato choices, some with fresh fruit toppings. I ordered the honey…read morewalnut yogurt gelato. Real honey and walnut topping; all fresh (not add flavoring) and just sweet enough.

Wow. I bought 5 pastries here- big ones- 16.9 euro. They were all supremely good. I bought 2…read more cannoli, a cream puff, tiramisu (has a butterfly on top made of chocolate) and a small cake with fondant on top topped with a cherry and filled with rum flavored custard. So delicious. I love the way they wrap them too- it ends up wrapped like a present (see pictures). We also had coffee here at the bar- there's also a cafe in the back. You pay for coffee up front at the register- cappuccino is 1.20, marrucchino is 3 and there are lots more choices! Order your pastries and then they give you a receipt to take to the register, unless you know what you want- then you can pay first and take the receipt to the pastry counter. People seemed to leave 10 cent tips on their receipt for coffee- so since there were 2 of us I left 20 cents. They also have candy and cookies here. Haven't tried those yet but they looked great too. This is a great place. Go here. It's easy to find.