Most Famous Places to Eat the Best Tiramisu in Rome Italy

Just hearing the word Tiramisu makes my taste buds tango and my heart skip a beat. And when it comes to this divine dessert, Italy is the place to visit. Tiramisu is one of the most famous desserts worldwide, and during your holiday, you will have the chance to taste the best Tiramisu in Rome. 

In this article, you will find all the best places to taste only the best tiramisu. No wonder travelers go crazy for tiramisu in Rome. They ditch the restaurant dessert menus and skip to one of these tiramisu heavens.

And the best part? They all serve these beauties in takeaway cups, ready to grab and go. So you can wander the cobbled streets of Rome, tiramisu in hand, and savor every creamy, coffee-infused bite (or whatever flavor you choose; pistachio is my favorite).

So, ditch the guidebooks and let your nose lead you to the best Tiramisu in Rome. Wander through charming Roman alleyways, dodge Vespas with a grin, and prepare to have your tiramisu horizons blown wide open.

It’s a taste of Rome that’s pure amore, guaranteed to leave you saying, I love Rome! Just be prepared to share – unless you’re feeling like channeling your inner diva and hoarding that tiramisu like a dragon with its gold (so basically, turn into my husband Lajos every time he sees food).

What is the history of the Tiramisu’?

Documented records say that Tiramisù was created in Treviso in 1800. Tiramisu comes from the Treviso dialect, “Tireme su” (pull me up). It was Italianised into Tiramisù in the second half of the 20th century. Tiramisu is believed to have been invented by a brilliant “Maitresse” of a house of pleasure in the center of Treviso city, on the northeast side of Italy.

Tiramisu is one of the most delicious desserts in Italy. It is easy to make and can be found in different variations, like with Nutella, liquors (I love to make the Nutella Baileys one), or pineapples, my favorite for the summer (of course, there is no coffee in this one). 

So, because I am sure that most of you, or maybe all of you, love the delicious Tiramisu, here is a list of where you can eat it in Rome. Trust me, you will be delighted. 

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Where to eat the Best Tiramisu in Rome Italy

Pompi:

Forget gladiators in shining armor, Pompi’s Tiramisu is the hero you crave! They make it so good they sell it from Rome to London. This shop brims with flavors that’ll tango on your tongue.

Imagine strawberries blushing in cream, pistachios pirouetting with ladyfingers, and bananas basking in boozy bliss. Even gluten-free travelers can join the feast, so what are you waiting for? Add this place to your itinerary!

There are different locations. Here are some: 

Address: Via Cola di Rienzo 313, Via Santa Maria in Via 17, Via della Croce 82. 

Su’- Tiramisu’:

Here, you will find up to 6 variants of Tiramisu’, the classic one, with coffee, mango, hazelnuts, or wild berries. It is the first Tiramisu’ with a waffle at the bottom instead of the traditional “Savoiardi biscuits.” As soon as you break it, it will release a delicious liquid that will make your experience even more unforgettable. 

Address: Via di Tor Millina 34, Roma.  

Zum:

Here, you will find only the original Tiramisu version, with only natural and organic ingredients. Of course, it is also available in different variations like choco-orange, wild berries with raspberries, amaretto, strawberries, pistachio, hazelnuts, and much more. 

Address: Piazza Teatro di Pompeo 20, Roma. 

Two Sizes:

Two Sizes Shop isn’t your average tiramisu factory. Here, they’ve got two sizes (duh!), perfectly portioned for solo snacking or sharing with your amore (if you can share dessert, can you? Sometimes I can’t, sorry). And the flavors? Oh, mama, they’re a symphony of sweets. We’re talking classic tiramisu, rich and creamy.

Are you feeling adventurous? Dive into the peanut butter tiramisu, or go nuts for the pistachio (my favorite one), which is so good that it’ll leave you weak in the knees. And while you’re there, don’t forget to snag a cannolo siciliano.

These crispy shells are filled to order with ricotta cream, candied fruit, and a sprinkle of magic. Just one bite and you’ll be transported to a Sicilian beach, the sun warm on your skin and the taste of happiness on your lips (I know they are not typical from Rome, but when in Italy, just try as many Italian delicacies you can, even if they are from another region).

Address: Via del Governo Vecchio, 88, 00186 Roma RM, Italy

Mr 100 Tiramisu:

Nestled in the shadow of the mighty Pantheon, there’s a little gem called Mr. 100. They serve a hundred different flavors of that creamy, coffee-soaked dream! Forget your basic mascarpone and ladyfingers. Mr. 100’s got tiramisu that sings opera in your mouth.

Think pistachio and cherry, lavender with honey, and even tiramisu infused with the golden nectar of bees (don’t knock it till you try it!).

And the best part? They whip it up fresh right before your eyes, like a culinary magic show with spoons twirling and cocoa powder swirling. It’s tiramisu theatre, guys!

Address: Via dei Sediari, 11/12, 00186 Roma RM, Italy

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Tiramisu Trastevere:

Forget those boring old lady fingers dipped in coffee (in Italy, we call them Savoiardi, by the way). This place is a tiramisu wonderland! Tiramisu Trastevere got the classic, finger-licking good version, plus an Oreo number that’ll have you humming “I Want It That Way” with every bite.

But wait, there’s more! Caramel or pistachio? Say hello to your new BFF. And Nutella with pan di stelle cookie? Don’t mind if I do! They took a peek inside my brain and saw all my wildest tiramisu dreams.

And get this – they even cater to the dietary saints among us. Vegan, gluten-free, lactose-free, decaf? You name it, they’ve got a tiramisu that fits you all. So, everyone gets to join the creamy, coffee-soaked party!

And the best part? They assemble your tiramisu masterpiece right before your eyes. It’s like watching Willy Wonka whip up something magical in his chocolate factory, except with ladyfingers and mascarpone instead of Oompa Loompas.

Pure tiramisu theater! And they serve it in two sizes, just in case you feel hungry or need more sweetness after you burn a million calories exploring Rome.

Address: Via di S. Francesco a Ripa, 29, 00153 Roma RM, Italy

Il Maritozzo Rosso:

Forget boring brioches; Roma’s got sweet maritozzo instead! Head to Il Maritozzo Rosso, where sugary dreams come true—not just one kind, but two! From classics with fluffy cream to savory bursts with Roman stuff, they all line up like soldiers in a sweet tooth parade.

But wait, there’s more! They’ve dipped that fluffy bun in espresso’s kiss, filled it with mascarpone’s creamy bliss, and bam! Maritozzo tiramisu, a tastebud surprise! Grab a bite; it’s pure delight. Thank me later, or buy me a coffee (let’s do it in the Italian way, shall we?).

Address: Vicolo del Cedro, 26, 00153 Roma RM, Italy

You will find Tiramisu’ in most Italian restaurants, so if you plan a little Italian tour during your holiday, be assured you will have many opportunities to eat some delicious tiramisu.’

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Before you go…

So there you have it—my top picks for the best tiramisu spots in Rome! Choosing a real Italian tiramisu is essential to experiencing the authentic taste of this beloved Italian dessert. With so many delicious options, you’re sure to find your new favorite flavor (my favorite one is with pistachio sauce).

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