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Roscioli Pane

by | Aug 30, 2015 | Bakeries, Travel, Vacation

An American friend (thanks Judy!) told me about Roscioli Il Forno, describing it as “among Rome’s many food temples to visit” while… well, visiting. It’s actually two different places a quarter block apart in Rome’s neighborhood known as Campo de’ Fiori. It consists of a wine salumeria restaurant and then a bakery (or “forno” ).

Judy’s suggestion paid off with eye candy and tasty splendor. Despite typical Roman service – that can come off as rude or indifferent – if you’re in Rome, try it. More precisely, try a pizza bianca with mortadella. Or order a savory porchetta sandwich. Then get a caffé across the way, and maybe even a cornetto. Here’s a peek!

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  1. AGOSTINO MAURO

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