Where is the best biscotti in Rome?

Based on diner recommendations, the best biscotti in Rome is at Biscottificio Innocenti. We compared 5 restaurants serving biscotti.

How much does biscotti cost in Rome?

Biscotti prices in Rome range from €1.20 to €1.50 across 5 restaurants.

5 restaurants compared

Price range: €1.20 – €1.50

Avg recommendation: 90%

Based on diner recommendations across 5 restaurants:

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

Trastevere·$

Biscotti di Fichi (Fig Biscotti)

€1.50

Biscotti with dried figs, sweet and chewy interior.

Tip: Fig biscotti are less traditional but more flavorful. Good if you want something sweet with afternoon coffee.

Trastevere·$

Biscotti di Semola

€1.30

Semolina biscotti, crisp and slightly sweet.

Tip: Semolina biscotti have slightly different texture than wheat. Try them to compare. The crispness is still prominent.

Trastevere·$

Biscotti di Anice

€1.20

Anise-flavored biscotti, licorice notes.

Tip: If you enjoy anise/licorice flavor, try these. The anise flavor is prominent. Not for everyone, but worth experiencing.

Trastevere·$

Biscotti agli Amaretti

€1.40

Biscotti with crushed almond biscuits, sweet and nutty.

Tip: If you prefer biscotti with flavor beyond plain, these amaretti biscotti add interest without being overly sweet.

#590% recommend

Trastevere·$

Biscotti di Vino

€1.20

Hard biscotti made with wine, designed for dunking.

Tip: These are meant to be dunked. In wine (vin santo), coffee, or even water. Dry eating misses the experience.