Roma Bakery

Love this place! Their pizza is delicious! We always get fresh bread and rolls there. Check out their table at the Billerica farmer’s market. Everything is delicious! Glad we’re moving to Billerica so we can have fresh baked bread daily!

Really like this place! Maybe the only place in the area to get good scali bread. Nice pastry selection as well. The kid that works there on weekends is really good to deal with. Very friendly. My only issue is that sometimes if you arrive early on Sundays pizza/​bread is not ready. They offer to fire up the oven but sometimes I can’t wait around.

Have I mentioned that I am picky? I don’t go to Italian restaurants or bakeries generally because our expectations are usually higher than the results. Roma certainly is an exception to that rule. If you are looking for North End quality cannoli and ricotta pie, this is the place. I fancy myself quite the connoisseur of ricotta pie from way back growing up in an Italian family and I have to say that they do it right. Just the right lemon tinged flavor and hefty consistency. My kids love the lemon squares, and I think we sampled the tiramisu but we haven’t really bought much else there. When you get what you like, there is no need. Thanks, Roma!

Only 2 stars because of rude help
They make the best raspberry bow tie cookies but I just walked in to purchase and staff was EXTREMELY rude 4:55 open sign on and door open… Is that closed as she implied …

Rocks the cake brownie like no other. Chewy, moist, cocoa flavored delite.

Stopped in here for some slices of pizza… good stuff.

Bought a box full of pastry and it was all so horrible it went in the trash. We did eat some of the Tiramasu ended up sick all that night. The pastry tasted freezer burned, stale and very old. I can’t believe this place is even open because if you try it once, you’ll never be back again.

I don’t know how this place is in business. When I moved to the area, being Italian and a daughter of a restaurant owner, I went around looking for mom and pop restaurants like my dads place. I was hoping to buy a nice fresh baked cookie and I got a hard cookie that had way too much anisette in it. I have not been back.

I stopped here to get a loaf of bread and turned around and left straight away. They had unwrapped bread in plastic bins on the floor. The lady would step over them as she went back to grab items that people had purchased. It was the day before Christmas Eve and all but that seemed unhealthy. I took a picture if you want to see it contact me.

I’ve had an overwhelming craving for a cannoli, and short of going to Boston to «visit» Mike’s Pastry, I decided to head to Roma’s today; it was also on the way toward Crate & Barrel, which was stop #2.
The woman behind the counter was very friendly and helpful and proved to be a good schmoozer, too. We discussed the 15 different fudge offerings – from pistachio, to sherbet, to pumpkin, to oreo – as well as the 8 different flavors of Italian ice. I wasn’t crazy about the flavors.
The 99-​cents-​per-​slice (a 5-​inch square, perhaps) pizza on the shelves on the left looked overdone and dry, but some of the cookies in the front display looked appealing. There was a huge chunky choc chip cookie going for $ 2.39…which I think is too much for a cookie. The bakery makes pies, cookies, and cakes to order, and I believe they accept credit cards.
My cannoli hit the spot… and I confess to eating it in the car before I headed to the mall area. I thought ahead and brought an ice cold water with me to wash it down. I shouldn’t have eaten the whole thing (even though it was fairly small), in retrospect, but it sure was tasty. Am just a little full right now.