I've been meaning to write this review for a year, as I've kept their card in my wallet just that…read morelong! Now that I'm returning to Rome soon from New York City, I feel to share. Everyday, they make the pastries fresh. The cornetti are delicious. The owner I recall is from Frascati, so he is a really authentic Roman and for someone like myself, who studied there during college, a pleasure to get to know. Mixing the best of an authentic Roman experience with a sort of hip Brooklynish neighborhood vibe, it doesn't get much better. I hope to stop in again.

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.

Not far from Campo de' Fiori, Pasticceria De Bellis looks a little bit French upon entry, and…read morebetween time studying alongside Ferran Adrià as well as Jordi Roca the Pastries from Chef Andrea De Bellis set a high standard despite Rome's generally underwhelming Dessert scene. Closed Monday, but otherwise open from 09h00 to 20h00 daily, it is at Piazza del Paradiso 56 that guests will find the small shop, a lone server on this particular date expediting orders including Cakes, Panini and Coffee. Offering limited seating, though most Italian patrons seem to take De Bellis' to-go with Coffee, it was after perusing a small collection that three items were selected, the Espresso stronger than most but finishing smooth and well-suited to sip with crumbly Ricotta Cake with Apples. More inviting than the likes of Roscioli Caffè, relaxing even, it was seated at a wooden table that forks pierced the shell of De Bellis' Cannoli, the Chocolate-lining something of a textural compromise though filling is unparalleled while a "Bronte Cake" with Pistachio Cream and Raspberry is delicate, beautiful and delicious.

Seriously amazing! I wish I had found this place sooner. I visited Pasticceria de Bellis on my 2nd…read moreto last day in Rome, where I had the best croissant I've ever had. The sugar coated croissant is a must try, while the regular one is just as good. Extremely flaky, buttery, and light. HIGHLY recommend. I actually came back the morning of my last day to purchase more for my road trip to Sorrento. Wish I could've tried more delicious desserts from this place!

We stayed in a bnb nearby the shop, and our host graciously brought some pastries as welcoming…read moresnacks. We like them so much, we have been visiting the shops daily. They have array of selections, from cannolis to sandwiches to cakes. The mini pastries were placed onto a paper tray, and sold by the weight. Since it far away from all the tourists traps, the price is very reasonable! I personally like their mini cannolis and mini cream puffs (chocolates delicious pistachio favor). We have been getting their sandwiches for breakfast as well. The staffs are very friendly and hard working. It's opened around 6am and closed around midnight. Customers comes and go with their array of snacks. If you happen to be in this area, I'd recommend checking out this cute neighborhood store!

Came across this place on Yelp. Was looking for a place near by where I was staying and I could get…read moresome bake sweets. The area is nice. They had a great large selection, prices reasonable and the customer service was lovely (despite the language barrier). I really enjoyed all the little sweets, great taste and fresh. Unfortunately they don't serve coffee and any other drinks are limited. There is only one little table to sit down at and it was occupied so I took my sweets to go to a near by cafe.