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Best bakeries in Rome, Italy

10 businesses ranked by rating and number of reviews. How we rank

  2. 2. La Pasticciera

    (429 reviews)

    Pastry shop

    “Even my non gluten free family said they had the best cannoli in Rome.”

  3. 3. Antico Forno Serpenti

    (3,686 reviews)

    Bakery · €1–10

    “The most incredible pizza slice and aragostine we’ve had in Rome.”

  4. 4. Le Levain Roma

    (2,104 reviews)

    Bakery · €1–10

    “So delicious we went back several times during our five days in Rome.”

  5. 5. Antico Forno Roscioli

    (7,924 reviews)

    Bakery · €10–20

    “The pastry was good and the pizza was not as good as others here in Rome”

  6. 6. Bakery Roscioli Pietro

    (2,551 reviews)

    Bakery · €1–10

    “... Beer in Italy & they have great pizza, sandwiches and pastries.”

  7. 7. Forno Monteforte

    (2,266 reviews)

    Bakery · €1–10

    “I ate THE BEST roman suppli in there and the pastry was delicious as well.”

  8. 8. Pasticceria Barberini

    (2,004 reviews)

    Pastry shop

    “The best coffee I've had in Rome so far, and the bakery is exquisite.”

  9. 9. Forno Campo de' Fiori

    (1,961 reviews)

    Bakery · €1–10

    “Crazy good foccacia sandwiches and other baked goods and insane value.”

  10. 10. The baker of Sardinia

    (833 reviews)

    Bakery · €10–20

    “The best chocolate-filled croissant we had in Italy!”

Frequently asked questions

What are the best bakeries in Rome, Italy?

Based on ratings weighted by the number of reviews, the top-rated bakeries in Rome, Italy are Biscottificio Artigiano Innocenti (4.8 stars from 1,112 reviews), La Pasticciera (4.8 stars from 429 reviews) and Antico Forno Serpenti (4.6 stars from 3,686 reviews).

How many bakeries are there in Rome, Italy?

CityBusinessFinder lists 10 bakeries in Rome, Italy. 9 of them have an average rating of 4.5 or higher.

Which bakeries in Rome, Italy are open on Sunday?

6 of 10 list Sunday opening hours, including Antico Forno Serpenti (8 am–9 pm), Le Levain Roma (8 am–8 pm) and Antico Forno Roscioli (7:30 am–8 pm). Hours can change, so call ahead before you go.