Pasticceria Trastevere

Name: Pasticceria Trastevere
Address: Via Natale del Grande, 49, Rome, Lazio, Italy
Telephone: +39065818719
Price range: $
Rating: 4.3

89 votes

#1933 of 3028 restaurants with desserts in Rome

ClosedOpens at 9AM

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Pasticceria Trastevere serves a range of sweet dishes

See Piazza San Cosimato by default, the guests' piece of advice is to come to this restaurant as well. The Italian menu attracts visitors looking for positive impressions. Visit this place and order good Mimosas.

The hospitable staff shows a high level of hospitality at Pasticceria Trastevere. Prompt service is something clients like here. Medium prices are not suitable for this this place. But google gives it 4.1 so you can select this spot to have a good time here.

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Irina Puscasu 5 months ago on Google

A good stop for a quick coffee and pastries. A wider range of options than most cafes in the area. Bonus: Working AC

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Francesca Noto a year ago on Google

Exquisite pastries, using the finest ingredients, and beautifully presented, this is the first pastry shop I would give 10 out of 10 as a rating. We ordered mini cassettas, mini chocolate mousse nocciola budini, and mini lobster tails (sfogliatelle) with cream. The flavors of each one were paradise. The cassatta were made with homemade marzipan, the ricotta was fresh and light, the mousse with hazelnut topping was velvety and light, yet rich and intense, the lobster tail (sfogliatelle) was crunchy, buttery-clearly made with artisan butter, and the cream was generous and heavenly. The young man who helped us was kind and took care in wrapping our treats with respect and graciousness. The next time we are in Rome, it will be the first place we visit! Genuine artisan pastries like these are so difficult to find these days, and if they cost a bit more it is because the ingredients and work that goes into making them is well worth the money!