I Dolci di Nonna Vincenza

Best bakery in Rome! Get the queens breast. Sweet without being overly so. The candied cherry on top is a perfect compliment to the frosting and filling. Cannoli is also fantastic. Crunchy but they break apart just right to not make a mess.

Definitely some of the best cannoli I’ve had! Fresh. I had the classic, but when I return to Rome I will try other flavors.

Oulalalala!!! Comment résister aux cannoli et au cassata?!?
Cette pâtisserie est in-​con-​tour-​na-​ble lors d’un séjour à Rome! L’endroit est charmant: des grandes armoires et des comptoirs en bois foncé. Ce n’est pas un salon de thé, mais il y la possibilité de s’asseoir quelques minutes le temps de déguster sa pâtisserie. Les vendeuses sont adorables et très patientes! Et les gâteaux et biscuits sont juste à tomber!!!

Great cannolis! This place feels like old italian, Godfather old, which is the way I like it! Traditional, solid cannolis here with the best tasting ricotta filling that I’ve ever tasted! It’s in a small alley somewhat near the Pantheon. Heck, lots of places in Rome are somewhat «near the Pantheon», but that doesn’t make things easier to find. This place is definitely worth the journey/​getting lost though!
I got the original cannoli, but they also have many other flavors, as well as other baked goodies, ice cream, and other treats! If you’re looking for something to bring back as gifts, you might find something here that won’t perish in your luggage. But do get a cannoli while you’re here! They are fantastic!

Super lecker, absoluter Tipp. Mal etwas anderes und eine hervorragende Qualität! Besonders: Mini-​Cannoli — das sind kleine gefüllte Röllchen.

I consider myself somewhat of a cannoli afiocnado. These were some of the best cannolis I have ever had, period. the fresh cream that is unpasteurized is key. I live in NYC and we simply cannot do cannolis like this. Must try if in the area.

I don’t like cannolis — they are usually oily and too sugary or too dry. If I have a choice of a medicore beer or a good cannoli, I’ll have the beer. But we were in Rome faithfully checking off all the Italian foods — the lasagna, the pizza, the tiramisu and passing by this store we knew — we had to have a cannoli.
Bracing ourselves for a disappointment we tried the ricotta one since it was a classic and a pistachio one, then we bought cookies — so many wonderful cookies! We walked to Tiber and on our way back went in and bought more cannolis. Yes, I love cannolis! I apparently, just never had a good one before. The store is super cute and you can taste some things before committing yourself. The store girl was very friendly and patient.
We spent an insane amount of money there but I have no regrets. I sent their cookies to everyone back home — it was just such a delight. A 300 g bag of cookies retails for E7.50.

The is an attractive place. The cost was average, however, I found better tasting Sicilian desserts at another place in town.

Located just in front of the Italian Parliament, this little Sicilian pastry shop has a wide selection of Sicilian sweets: from almond cookies to cannoli and cassata, including some delicious granite (slush). Only thing I have noticed is that despite the position by the Parliament and having police constantly in front of their door, I have never seen them leave customers a receipt as required by the Italian law to pay tax…