Le Levain
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About
Le Levain is a Bakery in Sallustiano, Italy. Price range: budget-friendly. It is open seven days a week. Also offers takeaway. For a quieter visit, come by on a Monday. Rated 4.6★ from 1356 reviews, it is among the highest-rated spots in Sallustiano.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Le Levain?+
Le Levain is located at 8 Via Piave, Roma, Sallustiano.
What kind of place is Le Levain?+
Le Levain is a Bakery in Sallustiano.
What are Le Levain's opening hours?+
Le Levain is open seven days a week.
Is Le Levain open on Sundays?+
Yes, Le Levain is open on Sundays.
When is the best time to visit Le Levain?+
It is busiest on Tuesday and usually quietest on Monday.
How expensive is Le Levain?+
Le Levain is generally budget-friendly.
What does Le Levain offer?+
Le Levain offers Takeaway, Wheelchair access, Bar, Breakfast.
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What diners say on Google
Ilenia Salsano★★★★★Exceptional food and drinks. Wetried the matcha latte and the matcha quality was very high. We also tried some pastries and they live up to the French standards. We go to France several times so I know what I'm talking about! The service also is very friendly and nice, very quick too. Definitely worth a visit, strongly recommended!
Matheus Bortoloti★★★★★Amazing coffee with many options of single origin and special coffee. The capuccino was just perfect and the milk foamed to perfection! The pastries were also really good. Amazing place to have coffee near Roma Termini
Patrícia Raposo★★★★★On my 5th day in Rome I finally found the best pastries and breakfast of the city! Everything was perfect, not heavy croissants or creams, perfect amount of sweetness, not too sweet, the flan with real vanilla, and the orange juice with real pulp. Recommend it any time and will come again for sure!
rozem★★★★We went here on a sunday morning at 9 as we were suspecting a big line to get a table but it was more horrific than we thought! We had to wait around 40 minutes just for a table by the kitchen with everybody crowding inside and people eating all around, it looked so dirty and unprofessional as it was a street tabacchi. I had high hopes for the pastries and coffee, as their house blend americano was amazing while especially their babka was dry and unedible that you couldn’t even cut with the fork which is insane to think as we were sitting inside 1 hour after the whole place opened, suggesting
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