I honestly don’t get the hype around this underwhelming box of Tiramisu. I’ve been here twice now, thinking maybe it’s just me, but no—my taste buds seem fine. For €5, I expected more, both in terms of portion size and overall experience. It’s really not much compared to other places in Rome where you get better value for your money.

I tried both the classic and pistachio tiramisu. Of the two, the classic was slightly better—it had a decent coffee flavor, which I appreciated as a coffee lover. But even then, it lacked the rich, creamy texture you’d expect from a good mascarpone-based tiramisu.

The pistachio version, however, was a letdown. As someone who adores pistachio, I found it bland—it didn’t capture the essence of either pistachio or tiramisu. Instead, it just tasted like heavy cream.

Overall, the flavors were just okay. There’s nothing remarkable here, and honestly, you can find far better, more authentic tiramisu at other spots in Rome. For me, this one doesn’t live up to the hype.