Pasticceria Andreotti dal 1931

Amazing bakery and café! A must-visit when you’re in Rome — everything looks and tastes incredible. They also serve great lunch options. We came here every single day during our trip just to try something new. The croissants are the best I’ve ever had!

Bar as they call it here in Italy. Not sure if they like Americans, one server behind the counter was snappy to my friend. But the pastries were delicious.

This place was close to Airbnb and we gave a try. There are many types or salty and sweet food and they are fresh and really tasty. The staff is super kind and helping . One lady helped us with her recommendations and they were unforgettable. The prices are reasonable. Recommended

We lived right up this place during our trip to Rome, so we had breakfast here almost every day. Their pastry was so good, and the coffee excellent. Their gelato may not be as well known as the one at the end of the street, but I must say it's much better. We will miss this place.

If you’re in the area, it’s a good lunch spot for some light pasta and enough pastries to keep you busy. I probably wouldn’t head down here specifically again. They have plenty of seating outside and in to accommodate all. It seems quite a mixed place: some tourists, some locals. There’s a very relaxed atmosphere.

Definitely 💯 recommended. Been there twice on my trip to Rome and it was delicious, fresh bread, all of them, salty and sweet, staff were nice 👍. Depending the hours can be a little bit crowded but definitely worth the price and taste

Food was good but the service was a little rude. The man that worked as a barista was not smiling at all and not even looking at me. They forgot to give me all the things I ordered and I felt like a burden having to ask them multiple times. Two women at the register did smile and they were friendly but overall I didn't like the vibe. I will go somewhere where I feel like I'm really welcome.

When in Italy 🇮🇹 I usually stay in the province of Varese. The pastries in Varese are not good so I have no choice but to buy pastries in Ticino, Switzerland🇨🇭 Andreotti is as tasty as my beloved Swiss pastries. The price is around 60% per kilo so the price vs. quality ratio is excellent and that is increasingly rare in Rome.