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    This is a Roman bakery where the pizza comes out of the oven by the tray and gets cut to order with scissors, sold by weight, so you point and hope your estimate holds up. Expect a counter scrum of locals and visitors elbowing toward the pizza rossa, the potato pizza, and supplì. The ciambelline are made for dunking in wine or coffee, a morning habit nobody here will judge. Cash is fine, patience is better.

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    • Pizza rossa

      “Don’t miss the pizza rossa or the pizza con patate, taken to the next level with freshly sliced porchetta.”

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    • Pizza con patate

      “Don’t miss the pizza rossa or the pizza con patate, taken to the next level with freshly sliced porchetta.”

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    • Supplì

      “This must-visit bakery turns out fresh-from-the-oven pizza, crispy supplì, and an irresistible selection of baked goods, from crusty loaves to rustic pastries.”

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    • Ricotta chocolate chip crostata

      “Before you leave, grab a bag of ciambelline—perfect for dipping in wine or coffee—or a slice of ricotta chocolate chip crostata for later.”

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