Cresci

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  Paul REVIEWS 4 months ago

  5.0

  I stopped by Cresci and had a caffè latte along with a cinnamon bun, both of which were very enjoyable. The coffee was well made and comforting, and the cinnamon bun was fresh, soft and nicely balanced without being overly sweet. The interior is lovely and immediately inviting, filled with the smell of freshly baked goods. Alongside the pastries, they also offer a great selection of homemade lunch options including sandwiches, rolls and tarts. There is also a deli section where you can buy fresh meats and cheeses, which adds to the feeling of it being a proper neighbourhood spot rather than somewhere aimed at tourists. Pricing felt very reasonable and the place clearly attracts locals, which is always a good sign. A really solid stop if you are visiting Rome and want something relaxed, authentic and well priced. Definitely recommended.

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  Peter Guy 8 months ago

  5.0

  WOW. If you are anywhere in the area, no, scratch that - take the train to S. Pietro station specifically to visit Cresci. It’ll make your day. They do table service, but no menu, so join the mob at the counter to take a look over their food (everything is delicious), take a couple of pictures to show the helpful staff, and pick a table. Someone will come over and you can order. While you are there, stop at their deli, where they will make you the most delicious sandwich (they called it a “stuffed baguette”) you can put in your bag for later. Highly recommend. 10/5

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  凍檸斌 3 months ago

  5.0

  Wait time slightly long as I'm in there for breakfast, but manageable. Toast was crisp and warm. Latte macchiato was pure milk lmao

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  María Venegas 8 months ago

  5.0

  A Hidden Gem near San Pietro at Vatican City: The Perfect Italian Breakfast at Cresci Stumbling upon Cresci was a delightful surprise during my quest for a classic Italian cornetto and coffee. What I found was so much more than I expected—it's a true gem. The moment you walk in, you're greeted by a spectacular charcuterie and preserved goods section that makes you want to buy everything. The selection and quality are top-notch, clearly a point of pride for the establishment. But the real star of the show is the cornetto. We tried the cherry-filled one and a plain one, and they were out of this world—flaky, buttery, and fresh. Paired with a delicious coffee, it was an absolutely perfect start to the day. They also have an impressive and well-priced selection of sandwiches. Cresci is a place that is absolutely worth a visit. It's the perfect combination of quality, flavor, and value. I'll definitely be back on my next trip to Rome!

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  Timothy Heyer 8 months ago

  5.0

  Thank you so much to the warm, welcoming, hospitable team at this restaurant who provided the best service I’ve had in my 3 days in Rome. At one point I had 3 people helping me at once! Just little old me with a team of 3 trying to make sure they got my order right! Really special. I wish I got their names, especially the waitress who gave me a mini Italian language lesson. Food was great too! Best prosciutto I’ve ever had! THANK YOU.

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  Victoria Krutilova a month ago

  5.0

  Cresci quickly became one of our favorite spots. We first went there for dinner, which was very good. We tried the 10-tapas …

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  Connor Xu a month ago

  5.0

  Highest possible recommendation! Having traveled and eaten my way through several cities in Italy, this is still hands down one of the best restaurants. They offer breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a huge variety of choices at reasonable …

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  Gorhar12 2 months ago

  5.0

  Incredible food great service wonderful atmosphere need anything else? A great find.

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