Antico Forno Roscioli

Indulge in their wide array of local treats and pastries, experiencing a true "pastry heaven" in Rome.

In their own words: “From the outside, this place looks quiet, tucked away on a less busy street. But step inside and it's packed with people drawn by what can only be described as pastry heaven. The counter is lined with local treats, the air rich with the smell of fresh baking.”

Order a slice of their iconic pizza rossa with slow-cooked San Marzano tomatoes and sea salt, or the focaccia bulging with house-roasted porchetta.

In their own words: “Number 6 - Antico Forno Roscioli, Campo de Fiori Push past the wooden doors and youre swallowed by the scent of blistered tomato and warm rosemary. At the counter point to a rust-red slab of pizza rossa...”