Bakery Roscioli Pietro

Great bar and forno!!! The service was very warm and the people as well. Not a tourist trap, as locals prefer it too.. amazing cappuccino,pistachio cornetto and mortadella sandwitch :) it also provides food for lunch at reasonable prices.. The man there ever gave us a tote bag for free, cause we got there very often.. thank you for adding more flavor to our vacation🫶🏼

This is one of my favorite places. There’s a wide variety of food, including bread, pizzas, desserts, and beverages. It’s popular with both locals and tourists. The food is made from fresh ingredients and cooked really well. I’ve been here several times. It’s a perfect spot for lunch. It’s just okay for breakfast or a late lunch, though, as many items start to sell out. It’s kind of a “safe zone” place I choose when I don’t know what I feel like eating. Highly recommended.

We went in not sure what to order, and the staff went above and beyond to take care of us. They had us try a few traditional Roman bites and even picked out the perfect dishes so we could get a real taste of Rome. Everything was delicious, the prices were great, and the atmosphere was exactly what you’d hope for — warm, local, and full of charm. Such a wonderful experience all around!

We visited Rome a few years ago and we loved this shop. Some of the best food we had in Rome. We loved the pizza. See photos below. Wish I had the recipe, we will never get back to Italy. Employees were very welcoming.

Very easygoing with great prices. The staff is very nice. There is both inside and outside seating. If i lived in the area i'd eat here 3 times a week minimum.

We were in Rome for a holiday, and we tried to choose as a tourist a "tipical" italian place/bakery where we can get a "tipical" italian breakfast. What can I say.... Everything was delicious, this place is amazing and totally recommended. Staff are very kind and helpful. There were other breakfast places closer to our accommodation, but after our first morning here, we decided to come back for a second time. As tourists, it was a bonus for us to get a glimpse of how Italians have their breakfast (i.e., a quick cornetto at the counter while waiting for the espresso to brew) 😁 (On the second day, we went a little later (around 10:00-11:00 a.m.), by which time most of the pastries had been replaced by lunch items on the counter (as can be seen in the photos))

Delicious pizza al taglio at Rosciolo all'Esqualino, a great neighborhood place without a tourist in sight! I had the zucchini and mushroom.

Perfect place to go for a breakfast for me. The place looks like a classic homey vibe. They have various breads available and also a Panini options. The coffee is good 👌🏻 The food is good👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻..

Literally the best pizza I ever had. Wonderful and kind staff. Fair prices. Will be back tomorrow morning.

Food was ok, the venue could be cleaner. Staff are good/friendly, we were seated right in the entry, which we didn't like.

Sadly this place is overrated. Good but not great. There's some local spots less touristy with no wait. This is for brooklyn hipsters. Cool design. The owner is nice. It just feels antithetical to Rome. Probably what they're going for but then the parties need to step it up.

The best bakery in Rome with the nicest staff. Great prices. So many fresh pastries, breads, etc. my partner and I had our cappuccino and pastries there everyday while in Rome. Andrea was the BEST!

Stumbled upon this amazing bakery just steps away from the park and metro station. I ordered their famous pistachio pastry which was a flaky, buttery, and sugar coated pastry filled with fresh pistachio filling. May have been the best thing I ate in Rome. They had many inexpensive coffee options too!

Stopped at Roscioli after a long 12 hour plane trip and it's just what I needed. Had some seriously delicious Roman style pizza, suppli and a birra. This little spot is an order over the counter and take out. There isn't any place to sit but it's definitely a great place if you want to walk around Rome with your spuntino in hand. Roscioli is within a short walking distance of the Pantheon and Piazza Navona and definitely a recommended stop.

Best place. My fav in Rome. Everything here is delicious. Just take out and eat it somewhere.

Went to this bakery around 7:30 am on a Saturday morning since there were limited options that opened this early. The place had a wide variety of things ranging from pastries to cakes. The lady who served me spoke a little English and Spanish so that was helpful. She had a few options that I picked from. My favorite was the Bavarian creme filled, along with the honey one. And the best part of all - when i returned to the Airbnb down the street and opened the package, I found a FREE blueberry muffin! The muffin was super fresh and full of blueberry jam! Highly recommend this place!

I absolutely love this place...along with everyone else!!! Beautiful Italian pastries and breads on one side of the shop and amazing pizza on the other side of the shop!! I always love the "rosso" which is the local favorite simply tomato sauce in crust. Today, I tried the Caprese which had both fresh and sundried tomatoes which is a twist on the Italian classic. The Burrata was crazy-good with fresh pesto. The pizzas are made fresh. Order the type and size you would like. They weigh the pizza and then you pay. They hold the pizza for you and then hurry to find a spot inside or outside. They will also box up your pizza to go. On my last visit I also bought the cookbook which looks fabulous!

This slightly off-the-beaten-track branch of one of Rome's best bakeries serves delicious pizza al taglio (pizza by the slice), pasta dishes and other goodies that make it ideal for a swift lunch.

Not only do they bake their pastries fresh in house, but they are one of the few places w "caffe shakeolata" which is a cold ice shaken espresso where you can add SOY MILK!!! And get it to go! It's the small luxuries especially in hot summer months.

Fantastic pizza in Rome. I highly recommend coming here for lunch at least once. You can get pizza by the slice and it's in a cute little town that you can walk around in while eating your pizza.

Great place for lunch. It's full of locals so they have zero patience for tourists. Some of the staff speaks English but the woman at the checkout does not and will stare you down as you attempt to figure it out.

This bakery has so much more than just sweets and bread! Stuffed tomatoes, Italian sautéed vegetables, baked chicken, and wonderful pizza! It is also a wine store. You can eat al banco or tavolo and the price is nearly the same. There is no service charge. Some of the staff speak English as well. For example, we ate al tavolo, had a large bottle of beer and two plates of chicken, vegetables, and potatoes for €22. We went there so often that we were given free pastries each time we left. Highly recommended.

Best pizza and dessert in Rome ! For every tourist out there visiting Rome- you haven't tried good food till you've gone to this bakery. The pizza is crisp, desserts are tasty and coffee - yummy! Must eat!!!!