Classic roman food in a cozy environment. Ask for the dish of the day and make sure to book it for dinner!
There is a very pretty courtyard in nice weather and a cozy dining room on rainy ones. Tables fill up fast so best to call ahead. Dinner is expensive and not as good as the lunch buffet.
Pretend you're local, order salad & Baccala - use the paper to hold the fish and enjoy the BEST cod ever!
Even the smallest icecream cone is huge! Very cheap too. Tiny place with long lines in the summer but the staff are very quick. Lots of other good icecream places nearby in Piazza Risorgimento though.
BEST (not-so-secret) SECRET in ROME! Cornetti alla nutella, al cioccolato, alla crema, alla marmelata, etc etc. 30cents. Open 24hrs.
The design is a bit bizarre (a traditional alimentari counter sits under spaceship-like ceiling panels), but the food—like the ravioli with Castelmagno cheese and pumpkin velouté—is unparalleled.
Great place! Try the cocktails to start with. No tourists - love that! The pizzas were lovely too as service was good. A must if you're coming to Rome. Real Italian food AND people!
This is without a doubt the best pasta restaurant in the world. Excellent place for lunch when doing Rome weekend. Bit hard to find so bring a map! Read more.
A tiny piece of Park Slope in Rome. Pizzas are great. Chips with crumbled pecorino are delightful. And it's one of two places in Rome where you can drink craft beer. (See also Ma Che Siete across way)
One of Europe’s oldest cafés, you can sit at the same table where artists and intellectuals such as Goethe, Gogol and Andersen met to exchange ideas.
