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)
Good microbrews, delicious burgers and "fatate", spicy chips w/homemade ketchup. Not surprisingly Eataly premium italian food chain asked the owners to open a similar pub on rooftop of their NYC store
A narrow shop in a narrow street, no place to sit down... Good products, unpleasant waiter, bad atmosphere, no pleasure!
can't go wrong with the pasta choices here - cacio e pepe is my reco. and for dessert, the ricotta tart!
This bar established in the 1700’s makes it one of the oldest coffee shops in the world.
The guided tour, which allows you access to the undergound and third ring area, is worth the extra €9.
It's not actually necessary to pay for entrance to get the best inspiring view. I recommend to go round the Foro and go up a little bit. Believe me you wont' regret.
Enoteca Provincia Romana (0039 06 6766 24242; closed Sun; wine from £2.50 a glass) is a bright contemporary wine bar and restaurant dedicated to the wines and produce of the countryside around Rome.
free entrance, go during the day to see the sun shine through the oculus, get lost in the neighborhood. be aware of all the tourist traps, it is a tourist attraction as is everything else near by.
Cappuccinos and espresso are generally good in Italy; however, this was by FAR the best! You can also buy small bags of espresso beans - a great souvenir! Definitely stop by when you go to pantheon!
This bohemian bar’s studied casualness has succumbed to a mildly controversial glamming-up. Still, the sophisticated cocktails and affordable salumi spreads attract both Converse and cravatta sets.
Start your day the Italian way! Visit the market at Campo de Fiori, take a walk through the narrow streets around the Via Giulia and have breakfast at one of the many coffee bars. Enjoy Rome!
Authentic Italian dishes, hidden gem and they cater to allergies. Be sure to make a reservation though, there are no walk-ins.
One of the best bakeries in rome, just a little expensive but quality is awesome
Some of the best pizza by the slice/inch you can find in Rome. Their ciabattini and other breads are amazing too.
Best ice cream in Rome. If you visit Rome and like ice cream you have to come here. Pay upfront for a cone or cup and get as many flavors as it fits!
Amazing winery, stunning cheese, amzing salumis and all the wine selection. Can't recommend enough. And service... Unbelivable
A great place to take a photo , the Spanish Steps are a "must see" and a starting point for shopping ...with a good range of premium brands.Is one of the most popular meeting places in Rome !!
All the food was fantastic! Prosciutto e mellone, meatballs, bruschetta, caprese salad, and the crepes (which were just like giant ravioli) were all delicious and fresh. Very highly recommended
This Sicilian bakery tucked away in a shopping centre alley serves a great coffee and even better pastries. The cannoli are not to be missed.
"Serving the classica cucina bolognese...a small, family-run place -- the owner is the cook, and his wife makes the pasta (about the best you'll find in Rome)." -Frommer's, one of our pro reviewers Leia mais.
A little too pricy, but totally worth it. Meat and pasta both amazing. We had tiramisù for dessert and it was great too. And Michele and his family are piu buona gente
A two-storey bar with a stage and lounge zone on the first floor. Come here for a glass of wine or whiskey. Live jazz every night, starting from 22.00. International staff. Monday is a holiday.
In the back of this church you’ll find the formidable statue of Moses carved by Michelangelo as well as what are said to have been the chains (vincoli) that bound St. Peter.
A tip from Time Out, one of our reviewers: "This tiny, upmarket trattoria just south of Santa Maria Maggiore is more difficult to get into than many top restaurants - so book well in advance." Leia mais.
Incredibly good lunch deal, 12€ buys you amouse bouche, 3 courses, water and wine. No hidden costs. Might need reservation.
The best gelato I've ever had in Rome! So many flavored to choose from.. Been going back and forth for the past week and can't stop going for more!
In an area filled with pasticcerie, this one takes the cake (pun totally intended). I got a big chocolate ball coated with sprinkles that tasted like a giant truffle and a zabaione cream puff.
This place offers the best pasta carbonara in the cit - they took this name for a reason! Prices are very reasonable, but the place is VERY popular, so be sure to book in advance.
Not overpriced despite being popular and trendy as it seems. Lasagna was delicious, house wine decent and the wifi reliable. Definitely go there when in Monti.
Elaborately designed, urban shabby chic caffè. Their hot chocolate is amazing! However paying €8 for a slice of cake is a bit too much. Probably the only place around San Lorenzo with free wi-fi!
Great choice of vinyl - check both parts of store - old records and new ones. Very friendly service
For real Roman cooking and the company of other Romans, this is a perfect destination. Standouts include artichoke pasta and polpette di bollito, breaded and fried meatballs of beef and chicken.
Amazing pizza bread stuffed with all kinds of fillings. The meatball filling is great!
Margherita Di Bufala was astounding - cheese oh so godly, and tomatoe sauce the best I have ever tried! Supplì hot and al dente! Ricotta cherry cake to die for. Espresso to top all off. Left buzzing,
Splendid location and decor.Roman dungeons paved with all the beers you can imagine, it's like a maze. Good aperitivo.Watch out for the price, they saw we are tourists and made us pay +€5...no reason.
There's beer brewery on the 1st floor. You can have freshest beer possible and freshly fried potato chips (crisps). Tastes great!
Food is decent. Service not perfect, but given that this restaurant is employing mentally handicapped people, and helping the handicapped community, I'd strongly recommend. It's a good cause.
A very nice spot if you want to try different kinds of pizzas&calzones. Whatever you eat at the end try calzone with nutella.
Wonderful Sicilian kitchen with mainly seafood. Everything we had was outstanding, served by a heart warming service team in a relaxed atmosphere. Heavily recommended!
Best beer on tap..not just in Rome but in all of italy and maybe even beyond. The staff are beer genius's and know too much about beer. Cool rock music played in backround with sports on the telly.
Pizzarium has the best “pizza al taglio” (slices of pizza) in Rome. Made from select local ingredients, their pizzas are simply amazing. If you plan on coming here for lunch, be prepared to queue. Leia mais.
try the cannoli, you won't fail. (pastry tubes filled with sweetened ricotta and chocolate pieces)
A secret basement bakery - 24 hours and always stocked up. The most delicious pastries in Rome for the most ridiculously cheap prices - 1 croissant for 30 cents!
Exactly what I hoped it would be. Beautiful local cheese board, simple nice affordable wine, kind service. Highlight of a rainy Roman Tuesday.
This tremendous theatrical space, centred on the gleaming marble composition of Bernini's Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi (Fountain of the Four Rivers), is the hub of the centro storico.
The best Pizza I have had! Super amazing crust! Really authentic restaurant...definitely a highlight of my trip :) don't expect super speedy / friendly service but still worth it!
Great ice cream! Toppings are unique: try some rose petals and smoked salt...
This place is the best! The staff are wonderful - the rooms great - the location is superb - and the rooftop terrace unbelievable. Absolutely love it.
Start with fritti, then pizza. The cacio e pepe pizza is great but no one could eat a whole one. Share with the table.
These pizzas are thicker than the usual thin Roman variety. The dough is the long-rising kind & is light, crisp & tasty. Toppings come in unusual combinations, which are displayed on the pizza menu. Leia mais.
Book in advance to try their cacio e pepe if you’re ever in Rome...also recommend the tiramisu!
Per gli amanti dei formaggi è il PARADISO. Per chi è attento al portafogli è l'INFERNO! Leia mais.
