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Jan 20, 2019 · Avoid the tourist traps and try one of the best Rome restaurants: Il Corallo (Via del Corallo 10-11). Delicious traditional dishes, a friendly atmsosphere, and very reasonable prices considering you’re just round the corner from Piazza Navona.
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Apr 2, 2024 · Read on for our picks for the best restaurants in Rome catering to every cuisine and craving, every vegetarian and omnivore, and adventurous eaters and cautious diners alike.
The 23 best restaurants in Rome. Sample pasta, pizza and everything between at these ultimate foodie spots. After all, when in Rome... Eating well is probably pretty high on your Rome...
- Best Restaurants in Central Rome
- Best Traditional Restaurants in Rome
- Best Modern Restaurants in Rome
- Best Seafood Restaurants in Rome
- Best Vegetarian and Vegan Restaurants in Rome
- Best Street Food in Rome
- Top Rooftop Restaurants in Rome
- Best Rome Bakeries and Cafes
- Best Gelato in Rome
This is a choice of the best restaurants in Rome‘s city center. Some serve traditional Roman dishes, some more modern creations, all great food. I listed here some mixed options to meet all (or most) preferences.
Since Armando Al Pantheon found its place among the top eateries in central Rome, for the traditional menus we will mention different restaurants.
Per Me
Close to Campo de’ Fiori, Per Me, managed by chef Giulio Terrinoni, is a fantastic fish restaurant in central Rome. With a large choice of raw and cooked fish, here you will find high-quality gourmet cuisine. In an ever-changing menu, they serve mainly fish and seafood dishes but you can find also some meat options. Perfect for a romantic dinner in Rome’s Centro Storicosurrounded by the major landmarks and a real treat. The dress code is smart casual, booking is highly recommended. 1. Where:V...
Mamma Orso
Situated in an elegant area of Rome between Piazza Bologna and Villa Torlonia park, Mamma Orso is the creation of two longtime friends Ciro Del Pezzo and Andrea Longo. The vibe is the one of a cozy parlor and the décor is vintage with old-fashioned details such as white tablecloths and second-hand ceramics. Recommending a signature dish to order is impossible because the menu changes every single day. That’s right, the daily dishes depend on what’s offered in the local market of fruits and ve...
Zia Restaurant
This is a recent opening in the neighborhood of Trastevere, Rome’s nightlife epicenter. fast forward to the launch day, Zia was immediately welcomed by media critics and the public. Chef Antonio Ziantoni opened this cozy and contemporary restaurant in Rome with his partner Ida Proietti after years of training side by side with big names such as Anthony Genovese of the exclusive restaurant Il Pagliaccio, and abroad in France and the UK also with Gordon Ramsay. This stellar training can be tast...
Il SanLorenzo
Considered one of the best fish restaurants in Rome, ilSanLorenzo serves only gourmet cuisine. This is not cheap eat, so expect to pay more than many nearby restaurants. The highest quality of the ingredients translates into excellent original creations. You can choose the menu a la carte or a tasting with a sample of several dishes for 90 euro. 1. Where:Via dei Chiavari 4/5 2. When:Tuesday to Friday 12.45-2.45 pm and 7.30-11.45 pm. Monday and Saturday only for dinner. Sunday closed. 3. Phone...
Il Tempio di Iside
A large choice of raw and cooked starters is a perfect way to start the meal at Tempio di Iside, a popular fish restaurant in Rome close to the Colosseum. Expensive like most high-quality fish and seafood restaurants in the city center, here you will try delicacies like tuna tartare, prawn carpaccio, mussels, oysters, spaghetti with sea truffle or sea urchins, fusilli with cherry tomatoes, red prawns and Pecorino cheese. The main dishes are never the same, depending on the season and the catc...
La Torricella
At La Torricella in the Testaccio area, you can find traditional fish-based dishes such as spaghetti with clams, fish soup, grilled prawns, fish in the oven, as well as several meat options and pizza. An affordable restaurant not far from the city center in a nice neighborhood close to the great Mercato Testaccio. 1. Where:Via Evangelista Torricelli 2. 2. When:Always open. 3. Phone:+39 06 574 6311 4. Website. Don’t miss our guide to the best seafood restaurants in Rome.
A small selection of the best vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Romeare always more and more appreciated.
If you are wondering where to eat in Rome on a budget, these street food options are a great choice.
A small selection of Rome’s most famous rooftop restaurants, one in the city center, one with a beautiful view of Monte Mario hill.
Santi Sebastiano e Valentino bakery
Named after the saint patrons of the bakers, Sebastian and Valentine, this cozy bakery café conveys the typical feel-good vibe of once-upon-a-time traditional forni. I stopped by Santi Sebastiano e Valentino bakery once for brunch and enjoyed a fantastic white pizza stuffed with chicory and smoked provolastretched-curd cheese, crunchy enough, soft enough, with a cup of high-quality green tea served in a cast-iron teapot. I know it might sound unimportant but tea lovers appreciate the differen...
Wani Vegan Bakery
Vegans won’t regret going a longer way to enjoy breakfast, an afternoon dessert, or buying some cakes or pastries that are 100% plant-based. Standing for “We Are Not Ingredients”, Wani makes it a point not to use any animal products in their baked goods and the result never disappoints. Whether they serve their original creations or revisited traditional recipes, Wani bakery and pastry shop makes everyone happy. Perfect if you are visiting the modern working-class Garbatella neighborhood and...
Le Levain
A French-style boulangerie, Le Levain is the mouthwatering proof that the popular Trastevere neighborhood is not only a nightlife-enthusiasts magnet but a charming place any time of the day, starting from breakfast. Honestly, the French touch is clear from the first bite. We go often to Trastevere so we had a few occasions to try what Le Levain’s kitchen dishes out. Their croissants are really French, buttery, light, and puffy, and so are their cakes. The last time we went, it was for a guilt...
Otaleg
Gelato spelled backward, Otaleg has been regarded as one of the best gelaterias in Romefor a while. Their counter is an enticing display of a wide range of flavors, from the classics to the most original and daring combinations. Among the improbable ingredients you are likely to find pumpkin and even Gorgonzola cheese, but if you are not that brave, don’t worry, you can opt for more ordinary flavors like salted crunchy peanuts, cappuccino and crunchy chocolate, salted caramel, and more. 1. Wh...
Neve di Latte
Starting with two gelato shops in Prati and Flaminio, Neve di Latte doubled its locations and is now also in Via Veneto and near Piazza Navona. Rich and hearty, their flavors are all-natural and gourmet. Hazelnut, pistachio, sour cherry crumble, almond, and seasonal fruits, often sweetened with Moscobado wholegrain sugarcane instead of refined sugar are among the flavors you will find here. This is a treat I admit I take often when I’m around, whether it’s summer or winter! 1. Where:Via Feder...
Come il Latte
The all-natural gelato of this gelateria not far from Rome’s Stazione Termini is outstanding. Each ingredient is carefully selected and measured out so that it stands out just right without covering the others and without being concealed. In line with their name, their main ingredient is latte (milk) for over 60/70% of their creams. Their other ingredients are sourced from Italian excellence as well as other countries. This is how you will have a choice of flavors such as Pistachio from Sicil...
Oct 29, 2023 · Planning your trip to Rome and want to know the best places to eat that aren’t tourist traps? You’re in luck! This list features the best restaurants in Rome from cheap eats to Michelin-starred restaurants.
Dec 17, 2020 · Finding the places to eat in Rome, Italy means eating authentic traditional foods instead of eating at tourist traps. But the restaurants of Rome can be hard to navigate. That’s where this food guide to Rome comes in!
Jul 1, 2024 · Slices of pan-baked pizza worth the line, famous carbonara from a Michelin star winner at a power-lunch bistro, an affordable tasting menu of classic local dishes, and more of Rome’s best meals.
