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The Best Tiramisu in Rome

Where to find the best tiramisu in Rome: 8 places on one map, from famous takeaway cups to classic trattoria tiramisu, with addresses and directions.

  • Rome, Italy
  • 8 spots
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The 8 spots

Looking for the best tiramisu in Rome? These are 8 places worth the trip: three of the most popular tiramisu shops in the city (Two Sizes, Pompi and Mr. 100 Tiramisù) and five restaurants whose tiramisu is a must-try.

Where to eat tiramisu in Rome by area: near Piazza Navona and the Pantheon go to Two Sizes, Mr. 100 Tiramisù or Antica Osteria di Roma; near the Spanish Steps, Pompi; near Campo de' Fiori, Roscioli; in Trastevere, Merisù and Tonnarello; and in Testaccio, Flavio al Velavevodetto.

Want tiramisu to go? Two Sizes, Pompi, Mr. 100 Tiramisù and Merisù sell it in takeaway cups. For a sit-down dessert after dinner, book Roscioli, Flavio, Tonnarello or Antica Osteria di Roma.

All 8 spots: dates, details & directions

  1. Most popular · Takeaway

    A tiny tiramisu shop near Piazza Navona that sells exactly two sizes of cup. Creamy, rich and perfect as a quick dessert on the go. Expect a queue.

    Via del Governo Vecchio 88, 00186 Roma
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  2. Most popular · Takeaway

    Rome's most famous tiramisu shop, known for its smooth, creamy and balanced tiramisu in boxed cups. Try the classic, then the strawberry or pistachio.

    Tip: This branch is by the Spanish Steps. The original Pompi is at Via Albalonga 7b, with fewer tourists.

    Via della Croce 88, 00187 Roma
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  3. Most popular · Takeaway

    A modern tiramisu shop between Piazza Navona and the Pantheon, with a long list of flavours from the classic to pistachio. Light, creamy and made with quality ingredients.

    Via dei Sediari 11/12, 00186 Roma
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  4. Must try · Restaurant

    The famous deli-restaurant near Campo de' Fiori serves a refined, classic tiramisu with strong coffee flavour and silky mascarpone.

    Tip: Book ahead. It's one of the hardest tables in Rome.

    Via dei Giubbonari 21, 00186 Roma
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  5. Must try · Restaurant

    A Testaccio trattoria known for its traditional tiramisu served in a glass. Rich, authentic and very satisfying after a plate of Roman pasta.

    Via di Monte Testaccio 97, 00153 Roma
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  6. Must try · Takeaway

    A tiramisu shop in Trastevere with creative flavours alongside the classic, all rich and velvety. A fun stop for tiramisu lovers.

    Via di San Francesco a Ripa 29, 00153 Roma
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  7. Must try · Restaurant

    The hugely popular Trastevere trattoria serves its tiramisu in a glass with a biscuit on top. Rich and memorable in taste and presentation.

    Tip: Tonnarello has two more branches nearby: Tonnarello Scala and Tonnarello Calisto.

    Via della Paglia 1, 00153 Roma
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  8. Must try · Restaurant

    A traditional Roman osteria on Corso Vittorio Emanuele where the tiramisu comes in a moka pot. Rich, velvety cream with deep coffee flavour.

    Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 258, 00186 Roma
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Recommended hotels

Where to stay in Rome

Hotel Hassler Roma

Spanish Steps

€€€€

Best for: Splurge

Legendary five-star hotel at the top of the Spanish Steps, a short walk from Pompi.

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Hotel Artemide

Via Nazionale

€€€

Best for: Central base

Elegant, central hotel with a rooftop restaurant and easy walks to the Pantheon and Trevi.

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Hotel Santa Maria

Trastevere

€€

Best for: Foodies

A quiet courtyard hotel in Trastevere, a short walk from Merisù and Tonnarello.

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Recommended activities

Things to do in Rome

3-4 hours

Trastevere food tour

Taste supplì, pizza, cheese and dessert with a local guide through Rome's foodiest neighbourhood.

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3 hours

Pasta & tiramisu cooking class

Make fresh pasta and tiramisu from scratch with a Roman chef. Then eat it all.

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3 hours

Colosseum skip-the-line tour

Work up an appetite exploring the Colosseum, Forum and Palatine Hill.

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Before you go

Good to know

It's made with raw egg
Classic tiramisu uses raw eggs. Ask if you're pregnant or avoiding them.
Lunch is better value
Trattorias are easier to get into at lunch, and dessert tastes just as good.
Look for 'fatto in casa'
Homemade tiramisu is always worth ordering; skip places with frozen dessert menus.