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Restaurants · Tuscany, Siena

Bar Pasticceria Nannini Conca d'Oro

  • CuisineSienese pastry and coffee
  • CategoryCafe Pasticceria
  • VibeHistoric, busy
  • Price$

Bar Nannini Conca d'Oro on Banchi di Sopra is one of the best-known Sienese pastry houses, famous for panforte margherita and ricciarelli, and it also sells oils, vinegars and cakes by weight. Histories place its origins in the early twentieth century. Typical spend is €2-8 (~$2.3-9.2) per person. Hours and prices should be checked on the day.

Historic Sienese pasticceria on Banchi di Sopra, famous for panforte margherita and ricciarelli, with a cafe counter and take-away sweets.

Bar Nannini Conca d'Oro on Banchi di Sopra is one of the best-known Sienese pastry houses, famous for panforte margherita and ricciarelli, and it also sells oils, vinegars and cakes by weight. Histories place its origins in the early twentieth century. Typical spend is €2-8 (~$2.3-9.2) per person. Hours and prices should be checked on the day.

Practical information for Bar Pasticceria Nannini Conca d'Oro · Last updated September 2026
Price $
Hours Daily from early morning to evening; confirm hours locally
Reservations No reservations
Address Via Banchi di Sopra 24, 53100 Siena SI, Italy

Signature dishes

  • Panforte margherita
  • Ricciarelli
  • Cavallucci
  • Cappuccino and cornetto

Good to know

Known for
Panforte, ricciarelli and a standing-bar coffee

Location

Via Banchi di Sopra 24, 53100 Siena SI, Italy

43.3196, 11.3314 View on map

Highlights

  • Historic Sienese pastry house
  • Panforte margherita
  • Ricciarelli by weight
  • Cafe counter

Tips for visiting

  • Coffee at the bar costs less than a seat
  • Buy panforte by weight to take home
  • Sources differ on the founding date, with histories pointing to the early 1900s
  • Packages travel well in hand luggage

When to visit

Morning coffee and cornetto.

Accessibility

Siena's historic centre is hilly with steep lanes and cobbles, and step-free access to this venue is not confirmed. Visitors with limited mobility should check entry and table space on arrival or by booking ahead.

Frequently asked questions

What should I buy at Nannini?

Panforte margherita and ricciarelli are the classic Sienese sweets.

Where is it?

On Banchi di Sopra, between the Campo and Piazza Salimbeni.