Tiramisu, the Italian Dessert with Caffeine, lots of creams and cookies. If I could award a perfect Dessert, it will be Tiramisu. The best Tiramisu in Rome I had was at Angelino “ai Fori” dal 1947. Even though it was raining I enjoyed a Seat in their covered outside sitting area, right next to a heating pillar. Located on the corner of Largo Corrado Ricci / Via dei Fori Imperiali, you can barely miss the Restaurant Angelino “ai Fori” dal 1947. It’s on the main street coming from Termini, right next to an entrance/exit of the Roman Forum and if you turn your head, you can see the Colosseum. Due to this some might call it a ‘typical tourists place’, and I contradict, but it is now among my favourite places to eat and drink in Rome!
As it started to rain once I visited about half the Roman Forum I hurried to finish everything. Once I left the area all I wanted is to find cover somewhere. And there it was, right on the opposite side of the Street, Restaurant Angelino “ai Fori” dal 1947 in Rome, with their outside sitting areas. Staff quickly came to place me on a Table with a white tablecloth, while others were still eating their Pizze (plural of Pizza) and Pasta, in the middle of the afternoon. But I just wanted some Dessert, and got a dream in a bowl.
Tiramisu is my all-time favourite dessert, may it be the classical Tiramisu with Espresso/Coffee, or when I was younger a Tiramisù alle fragole with strawberries which is perfectly suitable for kids.
For an intense caffeine kick, I opted for a Café, an Espresso, and a Tiramisu. Both for 10€ is definitely hefty and a touristy-price, but believe me, it was so worth it! A strong Espresso, so less that it almost can’t fit your sugar, the way it definitely should be, and the Tiramisu was made of heaven. Once you pulled the big spoon through all the layers you will be fascinated. Creams in different kind of brown-ish shades, each better than the other, and of course including a soft cake layer. Everything was topped with cocoa powder and the size was perfect for a stand-alone afternoon dessert. Watching the people running by, while it was still raining, nibbling on the delicious Tiramisu by Angelino “ai Fori” dal 1947, sitting next to a heating pillar and listening to the waiters joking with other guests. That’s basically Italy in one scene. I can definitely recommend Angelino “ai Fori” dal 1947 near all the main sights of Rome!
Address Angelino “ai Fori” dal 1947
Largo Corrado Ricci, 40 / Via dei Fori Imperiali, 25
00184 Rome
Italy
Website: angelinoaifori.com
Phone: +39 06 679 1121
Opening Hours: closed on Tuesdays, Wednesday – Monday 9:30 am – 11:00 pm
Espresso and Tiramisu at Angelino “ai Fori” dal 1947 in Rome
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FAQ: Best tiramisu in Rome at Angelino ai Fori
Where did you have the best tiramisu in Rome?
At Angelino “ai Fori” dal 1947, on the corner of Largo Corrado Ricci and Via dei Fori Imperiali.
Where is Angelino ai Fori located?
On the main street coming from Termini, next to an entrance of the Roman Forum, with a view of the Colosseum.
Is Angelino ai Fori a tourist trap?
Some might call it a typical tourist place, but I disagree, and it is now among my favourite places to eat and drink in Rome.
How much does tiramisu and espresso cost?
An espresso and a tiramisu cost 10 euros together when I visited, a touristy price but worth it. Prices change, so check the current menu.
Can I sit outside when it rains?
Yes, there is a covered outside sitting area with heating pillars, where I stayed dry during the rain.
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