Ciuri Ciuri

Stopped in here for a cannoli yesterday. The restaurant is quite modern and offers a wide variety of sweets. We got a cannoli with chocolate chips and hazelnut on the outside. It was very sweet and the cream seemed a bit artificial and not homemade tasting. But it was still tasty! I highly suggest sharing one because they do get ultra sweet and it gets difficult to finish one on your own! Overall a good place to stop and take a break if you are exhausted after a day of site seeing.

Authentic Roman café despite initial modern appearance /​branding. Superb coffee and nice selection of cakes (pistachio canolo were excellent)! Very friendly staff and locals — be prepared to share your break with some masons or carpenters from one of the local archaeological sites!

Cannoli!
They fill it for you upon ordering. You get your choice of toppings, we went for chocolate chips all the way: P The shell is crisp and fresh. The filling was cool, creamy, flavorful, and not too sweet. They offer a lot of other goodies as well, including gelato. Their mini tarts are delicious too. Fresh fruits on top of a creamy and cool custard. Employees are friendly and helpful.
Cute shop to drop by if you’re looking to satisfy your sweet tooth.

Came here by accident on my first visit to Rome after exiting the metro, the gelato was amazing then and it is just as I remember it. I decided to Unilocal it to see what others had to say, and was shocked at the low ratings. So after reading a couple of the low rated reviews it was clear that most of the reviewers that gave low ratings clearly have no idea what they are talking about and shouldn’t even be writing reviews.
On my first visit I ordered the melon gelato, and words could not describe how amazing it was. It was as if I was biting into a perfectly ripe, juicy piece of melon dripping down the side of my mouth.
On this second visit, I decided to celebrate my last night in Rome by treating myself to a familiar treat. After making my way across Rome by foot, with only a vague knowledge that it was near a metro. I finally found it, and rushed in. Luckily there was no one there, just like the last time. The nice guy who works there promptly assisted me, and I ordered a large pistacchio and pistacchio with ricotta.
I quickly payed and rushed to sit at the near by stairway (just like last time). After I took a quick snap of it, I started to devour it as it was already dripping on the side of the cup. This must be what Jesus’s tears taste like, it was so good I wanted to bathe in it.

We were staying at Hotel Columbia and Verena there recommended this place for good Sicilian style gelato. After eating dinner at Chicco di Grano nearby, we stopped by to get gelato.
The service was okay; I wish they were friendlier. I got the smallest cup of coffee (2 euro), my daughter got a cone of pistachio with ricotta (2 euro), and my husband got a larger cup of lemon and berries (3 euro). All the ice cream was tasty. And my daughter also got a cannoli eiyh ricotta and chocolate chips (2.50). She really liked it.

We went here for the cannolies and it was worth the trip. Nice and crispy shells which they filled on the spot. Delicious!

Le meilleur Cannolo siciliano de Rome. A tester absolument !

Gelato is good (seems all the gelato in Rome is pretty decent)
The pastries are ok, but honestly have had better back home or in other cities. Had the large cannoli (stuffed with chocolate chip ricotta, then dusted with powdered sugar and pistachio bits)– but the cannoli shells had been pre-​fried so they were a bit stale. They then fill them on the spot (so they aren’t soggy), but the frying ahead of time means they aren’t all warm and crispy.

In the heart of Monti area, this Sicilian place offers both the sweet and sour sides of Sicilian food: a good selection of rustici, arancine, panelle and more, next to some of the best slashes, cannoli, cassata that you can find in Rome. Delicious ice creams complete the picture.