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.

We ended up here after visiting the Centrale Montemartini museum. I had a little bit of trouble…read moreordering, but considering I was wearing a mask and speaking English, that's understandable. The prices are cheaper here than the main tourist area, and we took a bus to this area, so it's not hard to get to. I asked the employee to recommend 2 pastries, but I am happy that he talked me into trying 3 because they were all good. I think the most interesting was the powder-dusted pastry, which I think was called sfogliatella. The pastry itself was surprisingly crunchy, which was really fun! I'm sure the filling was something traditional, but my blasphemous American taste buds think the filling would've been better if flavored with some jam/fruit. I definitely recommend trying one though!

Renovated in 2007, but minimally changed in terms of recipes dating to 1931, Andreotti remains an…read moreiconic Patisserie in the Gambero Rosso section of Rome, even finding itself on the list of "Shops of Historical Interest" as published by the Eternal City's Capital Administration. Open from 07h30 until 24h00 daily, an elegant space at Via Ostiense 54 turning from Pasticceria to Bar as the day marches on, guests arriving early can expect to find shelves lined with Desserts, Cakes and Pastries currently produced under the guidance of Marco Andreotti. Dating to Grandparents Bruno and Ada Andreotti, whose traditions can be seen in pictures throughout the Eatery, it is after lengthy perusal that guests must make choices, a situation made easier by sized-down Tarts so that a wider variety can be tasted. Also offering limited savories and Ice Cream, it was in exchange for €9.40 that a Lobster Tail, four Tarts and an equal number of Castagnole were carried to a table, the fried Dough so light it could have very well been baked around the ethereal white Crema. Next sampling Andreotti's Aragosta, a Pastry Cream filling with lots of Sugar quickly flooding the palate, it was with more subtlety that Torta della Nonna stood out thanks to lemony Egg Yolk Custard and a few grams of Pine Nuts. Replacing Pinoli with Grapes and Melon to make a Fruit Tart, with other items featuring Kiwi or Berries, it was thanks to thick Jam that a Apricot and Amarena Cherry Tart performed well, though the same Crust filled with Ricotta Cheese and Chestnuts mostly stole the spotlight.

The shop is small, but they have whatever you want. They have all kinds of pastries, and I love…read moreItalian pastries. I went there on the first day tried the Margaretta pizza along with chocolate and pistachio cream croissant. Next day I tried the other flavour, Oreo, Kinder, Kit Kat, Sneakers, Mars, and Loacker. But nothing is like the pistachio cream croissant.

Pasticceria Siciliana ottima dove puoi trovare tanti tipi di dolci tra un bel cannolo oppure un…read morecornetto con al ricotta e gocce di cioccolato. Un bel posticino vicino al nostro Airbnb è veramente ne merita e ne vale la pena. Abbiamo scelto un po' di cornetti e caffè e siamo rimasti contentissimi. Dentro ci sono pochissimi tavoli e fuori altri 3 o 4. Si sta benissimo all'aria aperta.

A really good place if you want some sweets on your way or you are by the Colosseum!…read more It's literally a block or two away from the tourist attraction. I came here in the morning around 9 am with my friend for breakfast because we both wanted to try maritozzi closest to our hostel, which is basically a croissant or pastry FILLED (yes, filled.) with whipped cream. It almost looked like it was going to explode. For 1.50 euros, it was totally worth it. It might send a sugar shock to your body (I hope mines doesn't hate me) but it was so good. They have a wide variety of GIANT pastries and croissants that vary from 1.50-3 euro. I read a sign that after 21:00 they have 10 for 5 euro pastries. How nice! No coffee is served here but they have an instant coffee vending machine that I don't know if I would trust. Friendly service also and isn't a very touristy spot which I like.