Via Marghera 37 · Roma Termini

Tiramisù
near Termini.

Coffee, mascarpone and cocoa a few minutes from the station: La Lupa’s homemade tiramisù is the way to finish a Roman lunch, or a reason for a mid-afternoon stop.

La Lupa’s tiramisù
Editorial photograph recreated from the restaurant’s dishes.
TiramisùHomemade dessert
Afternoons tooKitchen 12:00–23:00
Via Marghera 37Via Marsala side of Termini

The house dessert.

On La Lupa’s menu tiramisù is listed as a “homemade dessert”, next to panna cotta. It is the simplest way to end a Roman meal after a carbonara or a saltimbocca, and one of the Italian desserts travellers look for as soon as they arrive in Rome.

If you choose the €30 La Lupa menu, the dessert is the dessert of the day: ask the staff what it is today.

A dessert mid-afternoon.

La Lupa’s kitchen stays open from 12:00 to 23:00 without a break, so you can stop by mid-afternoon, after your train or a visit nearby, for a quick pasta and a dessert. Times can be booked online every half hour: see late lunch near Termini.

Tiramisù

Tiramisù

Homemade dessert

Panna cotta

Panna cotta

Dessert

Tonnarelli cacio e pepe

Tonnarelli cacio e pepe

Pecorino · black pepper

From Termini to the table.

La Lupa is at Via Marghera 37, about a hundred metres from the Via Marsala exit of Termini station. Book online for today too, up to 6 people, or call +39 06 8692 8542.

Before you visit

Is the tiramisù homemade?

On La Lupa’s menu tiramisù is listed as a homemade dessert.

Is tiramisù in the set menu?

The €30 set menu includes the dessert of the day: ask the staff which one it is.

Can I come just for dessert in the afternoon?

The kitchen is open from 12:00 to 23:00; for an afternoon table book online or call the restaurant.

Are there other desserts?

Yes, the menu also has panna cotta.

A table in Rome

Tiramisù a short walk from your train.

Book a table or open the walking route from Termini.