Pasticceria San Teo

Lugar pequeno muito aprazível para tomar um café e comer um doce. Preços justos e atendimento agradável. Vale a visita após o Circus Maximus

Great place for pastries and friendly service. Everything was amazing! My husband and I enjoyed our in house treats and the ones we took back to our hotel!

Excellent coffee and sweet treats. I didn’t make many repeat visits to any coffee bars in Rome, but I went to Bar San Teo at least 3 separate times because of the wonderful espresso and goodies. Que bella!

We wish we found this place earlier! We stayed 5 min away from here and happen to find this place when we were on our way to the metro. The service is quick and they are very clean… some places we noticed they handle the food with their bare hands but this place was very sanitary. We had sandwiches which they warmed up for us. It was good and their cappuccinos were good too. There is no seating but you can stand and eat at the corner counter. The cost was pretty cheap 7.50 euros.

Quick service and great staff. The macaroons and tea cookies were delicious and they have a wonderful espresso /​caffe machine.

If you are anywhere near here, it is absolutely worth a stop. I was fortunate enough to be staying a block away in the Palazzo al Velabro, so I stopped here 4 times during my stay.
I tried canollis in 8 places, and by far the best in taste and value were here. I am clearly an english-​speaking foreign tourist, and everyone on staff (especially the gentleman in glasses) were polite, helpful, and kind. Every order was carefully wrapped for me to ensure I would arrive home with it intact.
The canolli were huge and priced at only 3.20 euro. In contrast, we made the mistake of trying one near the vatican city for double that price that wouldn’t even come close, and the others ranged from 3.00 to 3.50 euro. I think part of the secret lies in the chocolate wafer — all other canollis that we tried had chocolate either spread on the wafer or the wafer was dipped in chocolate. Here, the wafer itself is chocolate. We even bought a couple to take on our flight back — they lasted quite well over 48 hours and still had decent crunch and fantastic flavor. The cannolli are stuffed well with the filling and one end has pistachio, the other a candied citrus fruit.
It’s very clear that this place takes pride in presentation, quality, and value. Nothing is outrageously priced, everything looks ridiculously delicious (I wish I had more time to eat more), and the pricing is very, very reasonable — especially considering this is located in Imperial Rome in a very large tourist area. I was able to try a chocolate mousse cake with crème brûlée, cheesecake, fruit tart, brownies, and the cannolli. Every single item was fantastic, I cannot say enough good things.
I thank the staff, very helpful and kind. I will certainly return on my next trip to Rome.