Rome is a big city with a wide selection of places to eat. If you're looking for a budget meal or fast food, please avoid McDonald's and get an authentic slice of pizza from one of the many pizza shops – they’re on every corner! I…Open the full description
Rome is a big city with a wide selection of places to eat. If you're looking for a budget meal or fast food, please avoid McDonald's and get an authentic slice of pizza from one of the many pizza shops – they’re on every corner!
If you prefer eating at a restaurant, try a typical Roman trattoria. Better still, trust the places our locals have recommended – we guarantee you’ll taste the best Italian food and simultaneously skip all the tourist traps. Dishes not to be missed include pizza with supplì (fried rice balls), homemade ice cream, carbonara and amatriciana pasta.
Mercato Centrale Roma
Restaurants
11
1
Whether you're looking for a meal, fresh groceries, or a place to sit and have a chat over a beer, this is a great choice. Fresh bread from the baker, a variety of pasta dishes, pizza, hamburgers, vegan/vegetarian, Sicilian specialties, sushi or truffles? This is the place to go when you can't decide what you feel like eating!
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Lanificio 159
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13
1
Just imagine the setting: an industrial New York style loft with a striking terrace right by a wild river. Then add creative content: recycled furniture, international DJs playing electronic music, art exhibitions, a cinema, an arts-crafts-vintage market, a dance school, brunch, aperitifs and a chic restaurant. THIS is a real factory!
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Local Experience
Twilight Local Food Tastings and Hidden Places Tour
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50
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Duration
3.5 h
Languages
English, Italian
Bar Del Fico
Cafes
9
4
Open from morning until late at night, it’s a good place to dine or to have drinks with locals. On weekends you can enjoy a meal while watching a concert or a performance on the circus stage. They serve great Italian food and the best international cocktails.
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Nanà
Restaurants
10
0
You should head to this place for the freshness of the ingredients, the daily specials which are always different and the cozy decor. The waiters are super friendly and good to give advice; they'll even choose for you if you're completely undecided.
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Sacco
Restaurants
9
1
This is a great little place to stop for breakfast or lunch, but it particularly shines at dinnertime—literally, since the fairy lights strung about gift a glowing atmosphere. Sacco is tiny but full of life at all times of the day, with the after-dinner bunch enjoying a cocktail or two at the outdoor tables.
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Gelateria dei Gracchi
Cafes
10
5
Keep in mind that the best ice cream parlours in Rome aren’t always flashy. This one definitely isn’t. If you want to try a premium ice cream, order the "gelato dei gracchi”. They also serve unusual flavours such as green apple and mint, ricotta and pear, toasted almond, fig, chestnut and many more.
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Local Experience
Twilight Local Food Tastings and Hidden Places Tour
Prices from
50
EUR
Duration
3.5 h
Languages
English, Italian
Il Sorchettaro
Cafes
14
3
Have you been out drinking and dancing? Are you heading home to bed but feeling a bit hungry? If the answer is yes, come here and try a sorchetta! Not only will you have a truly local experience, I'm 100% positive you’ll want to come back every night!
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Porto Fluviale
Cafes
10
2
No matter what time you get hungry, this is a place you can count on. It’s a creative space that falls somewhere between an old Italian kitchen and a New York style loft. The menu is inspired by traditional Italian cooking, although international dishes are also available. It’s also a cocktail bar and a pub that serves artisanal beers.
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Pompi
Shopping
21
2
Tiramisù is a popular Italian dessert made with coffee, mascarpone cheese and eggs. It's a fresh "pick-me-up" (that's the literal translation) dessert that’s not often available to take away. As Pompi is the temple of tiramisù, you can either take a seat or take away. Come here if you want to try the best tiramisù in town!
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Caffè Tazza d’Oro
Cafes
17
3
This place is a must for all coffee lovers and addicts. You can have a coffee at the counter and you can also buy special blends to take home. The beans are mostly imported from South America. The espresso is amazing, as is the shop itself.
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Fanfulla 5/a
Cafes
7
1
Come here to see the best emerging indie bands from all over Europe, and to listen to great DJ sets ranging from electro to vintage sounds. Don't expect a design club, the selection of contents is what counts here.
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Mizzica
Cafes
7
4
It's a great and cheap place in the nice neighborhood close to the metro station Bologna. You will find there all food gems of Sicily, I strongly suggest arancini al ragu (fried rice balls filled with mozzarella and beef) and brioche con gelato (pastry filled with ice cream).
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aT Restaurant
Restaurants
7
0
As someone who suffers from intolerance to certain foods, aT is one of my favorite places when I'm in the center and looking for something refreshing - whether it be a smoothie, yogurt, or their delicious quinoa salad. aT reminds me of California's salad/sammich bars - large, airy, and clean - and the servers are always gracious.
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Gelateria Cecere
Cafes
8
0
This is a place worth visiting because the quality of the gelato is really at its best. At Cecere, you'll understand what an Italian homemade ice cream cone (or cup) should taste like. The flavors are few but all extremely yummy.
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La Renella
Cafes
7
4
If you’d like to sample some traditional Italian baked goods, come here. It’s one of the best bakeries in Rome as declared by a national jury. They offer pizza by the slice made from authentic ingredients, as well as cakes and "ciambelline al vino" (typical Italian wine cookies). Take some home and dunk them in a glass of decent red wine!
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