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Looking for tiramisu in Rome? This guide takes you from freshly assembled portions in Trastevere to all-day pastry counters on V.
Aurelia, cosy tastings near Via dei Sediari and late dessert stops around the Vatican. Compare neighbourhood, opening hours, takeaway convenience and flavour variety, then check availability before setting out, especially when you have a specific time or want a table.
The options are ordered around practical choices: how closely tiramisu sits at the centre of the offer, where each stop is located, when it opens, and whether it suits takeaway, a quick break or a seated tasting. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Tiramisú Merisù Trastevere prepares tiramisù in front of you, turning dessert into a small show on Via di S. Francesco a Ripa.
The pastry shop offers inventive combinations such as popcorn caramel and Oreo-Nutella, alongside artisanal coffee made with a Neapolitan moka. Service is quick even when the queue builds, and takeaway portions make it easy to save one for later.
#2
Open daily from 6 am to 9 pm
Tiramisu' is a cake shop on V. Aurelia 428 with an early-opening schedule that suits breakfast, coffee breaks and evening dessert runs.
Its small pastries come fresh in a broad selection, including distinctive flavors alongside traditional Italian recipes, while savory bites and sandwiches add flexibility. Open daily from 6 am to 9 pm, it is a practical stop when you want both dolci and something savory.
#3
PASTICCERIA TIRAMISÙ ROMA is a cake shop on Circonvallazione Appia combining pastries with a convenient all-day schedule. It is well suited to an early breakfast, a sweet break or aperitivo, with a €7 option pairing a drink and a generous selection of food.
The setting is described as clean, welcoming and easygoing, while friendly service adds to its neighbourhood appeal.
#4
Mr. 100 Tiramisù is a cosy, intimate small-plates restaurant on Via dei Sediari where handmade tiramisù shares the spotlight with charcuterie, cheeses, burrata and olives.
Its compact setting works especially well for a relaxed tasting stop or light lunch, with several small portions to share. Reservations are advisable, as the restaurant’s intimate scale can make spontaneous seating difficult.
#5
Pompi on Via Albalonga is a dessert restaurant, café and gelateria known for its tiramisù, with multiple flavours alongside a classic version. The location suits a quick sweet stop, breakfast or relaxed coffee, and cannoli are another appealing choice.
It opens early, from 7am, and stays open until 11pm or midnight depending on the day, making it easy to fit into a Rome itinerary.
#6
Pompi’s Via della Croce shop is a convenient dessert stop near Rome’s Spanish Steps area, with tiramisù available in several flavours beyond the traditional version. Banana and chocolate, strawberry and wild-berry combinations add variety, while quick, organised service suits visitors fitting dessert into a busy day.
The shop opens daily from 11am to 9:30pm.
#7
POMPI at Piazza del Risorgimento is a pastry shop and convenient dessert stop close to the Vatican area. Its tiramisù-led menu includes the classic alongside more playful flavours, while the broader offering covers artisanal pastries, gelato, coffee and breakfast.
Opening begins at 8am on most days, extending to midnight on Friday and Saturday for late sweet cravings.
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Use the map to match dessert with the rest of your day. Trastevere and the Spanish Steps area suit central walking routes, while the Vatican and Via Aurelia options help when you are already on the west side.
Check the spread between stops, opening times and whether you need a seated table before choosing a detour.
Tiramisù Merisù Trastevere prepares portions in front of you on Via di S. Francesco a Ripa.
It is a useful choice for a dessert stop with takeaway convenience, especially if you want to see the preparation and try a less traditional flavour.
Tiramisu' on V. Aurelia opens from 6am and combines pastries with coffee and savoury bites.
Pompi on Via Albalonga starts from 7am, while the Appia option is also suited to an early pastry stop. Check the schedule for the day you plan to visit.
Mr. 100 Tiramisù is the clearest choice for a seated dessert experience, with an intimate setting and small plates to share.
Reserving ahead is advisable, particularly when you are visiting at a busy time or need a table for a group.
Pompi offers the classic version alongside combinations including banana and chocolate, strawberry and wild berry. The Via della Croce shop is handy near the Spanish Steps, while the Piazza del Risorgimento location works well for a Vatican-area dessert stop.
POMPI at Piazza del Risorgimento is close to the Vatican and also serves coffee, gelato, breakfast pastries and artisanal sweets. Its opening hours often extend late, particularly on Friday and Saturday, but confirm the current closing time before going.