Meet my favorite bakery in Florence
Monday, October 17, 2016
My photos are few but all worth the calories. The baked goods are affordably priced for Italian standards but truly give a delicious punch. Variety is also one of their strengths and figuring out what to try can get challenging. I visited Il Fornaio di Roga on several occasions but one thing was constant – there was only one staff serving everyone. She was a one woman serving machine.
Mushroom Salami Pizza
I am not a mushroom fan but just look at that salami. I inhaled this in a matter of seconds, it was that good. Every morsel of this pizza was like a party in your mouth.
I am not a mushroom fan but just look at that salami. I inhaled this in a matter of seconds, it was that good. Every morsel of this pizza was like a party in your mouth.
Cannoli
This was a bitter sweet find. I loved all the cannolis I tried from Il Fornaio di Roga. I would bring some home for me to snack on in my flat. The bitter part? It ruined cannolis for me. I haven’t found a place in Manila that creates cannoli quite like Il Fornaio di Roga’s.
This was a bitter sweet find. I loved all the cannolis I tried from Il Fornaio di Roga. I would bring some home for me to snack on in my flat. The bitter part? It ruined cannolis for me. I haven’t found a place in Manila that creates cannoli quite like Il Fornaio di Roga’s.
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Il Fornaio di Roga
Via dei Neri 70R
50122 Firenze
055 284605
The Florence leg is part of the 2013 Birthday Trip. Check out the itinerary here. The rest of my Florence posts are here:
Part 1: My home in Florence
Part 2: Original Florence Walk Tour
Part 3: Leather shopping at the San Lorenzo Market
Part 4: Walkabout Tuscany Tour Overview
Part 5: Walkabout Tuscany Tour – Siena
Part 6: Walkabout Tuscany Tour – San Gimignano
Part 7: Walkabout Tuscany Tour – Pisa
Part 9: Barberino Designer Outlet
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