Bakery€Tue-Sun 07:00-19:30, closed MonWalk-in onlyDaily Veronese pastry and tiramisu
Pasticceria Castelletto in Verona runs a daily pastry counter on Via Roma between the Arena and Castelvecchio. A 2026 TableJourney editor pick.
Tip: The tiramisu sold in individual cups (€3.50) is the move; the brioche and morning pastries are the take-on-the-go option.
Worth the queue: Tiramisu individuale
Bakery€Mon-Sat 07:00-13:30 and 16:00-19:30, closed SunWalk-in onlyVeronese bread, focaccia and pizza al taglio
Panificio Sona in Verona is the working bread bakery on Via Anfiteatro near the Arena. Editor pick on TableJourney with address and what to order.
Tip: Walk in for lunch focaccia farcita (filled focaccia, about €5 for half) and a drink; the queue moves fast at 12:30.
Worth the queue: Focaccia al rosmarino
Bakery€Tue-Sun 07:30-19:30, closed MonWalk-in onlySweets and Veronese mignon pastries
Pasticceria Scarso runs a Verona family pastry counter outside the centre with a strong mignon selection sold by the kilo. A 2026 editor pick.
Tip: Order the mignon mixed tray (10 to 30 pieces, €18 to 40) for a Sunday-lunch host gift.
Worth the queue: Pasticcini mignon and pandoro
Bakery€Tue-Sun 07:00-19:30, closed MonWalk-in onlyHistoric Verona pasticceria
Pasticceria De Rossi has run a Verona pastry counter on Corso Porta Borsari since 1947, a steady morning brioche stop a few doors from Flego.
Tip: The morning cornetto plus espresso (€3) is the cheaper alternative to Borsari and Flego; the seasonal pandoro runs December.
Worth the queue: Brioche and morning cornetti
Bakery€Tue-Sun 07:30-19:30, closed MonWalk-in onlySicilian-influenced cannoli and cassata
Pasticceria Pomilio in Verona brings Sicilian sweets to the Borgo Roma side of the city. Editor pick on TableJourney with address and what to order.
Tip: Cannoli are piped to order (5 minutes wait); ask for the pistacchio version and add a coffee at the small counter.
Worth the queue: Cannolo siciliano
Bakery€Tue-Sun 07:00-19:30, closed MonWalk-in onlyVerona pasticceria with seasonal cakes
Pasticceria Bissoli in Verona bakes a strong Torta Russa (the buttery almond cake invented by a 1950s Veronese pastry chef) plus a daily counter of mignon .
Tip: The Torta Russa is sold whole or by the slice (€4); pair with a glass of Recioto della Valpolicella for dessert.
Worth the queue: Torta Russa di Villafranca