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Recommended Restaurants in Rome
A big city like Rome offers its visitors a rich variety of eateries. The differences depend on the place of origin of managers, often from all five continents.
Besides, what's better than being able to eat in a city full of history? Maybe with a little 'luck you can end up in a pizzeria that offers a privileged view on a view in front of an ancient or historical monument.
Continuing the parallel between art and cuisine, it is recommended principally Roman culinary tradition. This is the maximum
expression in typical dishes such as artichokes or cod fillets served.
The Tyrrhenian Sea is a few dozen kilometers from Rome. From here the good fortune to find many restaurants offering a menu based on fish. That accompany a super premium wines.
Finally, for those who want out of the usual bars and restaurants are themed, perhaps designed by young Romans particularly creative. Here the environments are really impressive. In other words, in Rome there is no limit to the possibilities of finding new restaurants, something for everyone and especially for any kind of pocket.
'From Augustus' (Trastevere)
This old inn overlooking a typical Roman square in Trastevere.
You will notice the inn only through the line of people waiting for a table is free. Indeed it is not allowed to book, so who arrives before eating!
The interior is essential with paintings by Alberto Sordi, paper tablecloths and dishes delivered all at once. The meals are delivered almost on the fly.
The kitchen is good and the prices are really honest. The only sour note was the salad served already dressed.
The proposals daily observe the canonical succession of Roman gourmet calendar, with dumplings on Thursday, pasta and chickpeas and salt cod on Friday.
Better than the homemade tiramisu.
Piazza de 'Renzi, 15
Closed: Saturday and Sunday for dinner
Holiday: August
Average price: 18-20 Euro
Tel 06 5803798
'By John' (Trastevere)
If you are looking for an elegant restaurant, romantic and refined foods do not come from John.
This is a restaurant for those who love the real Roman cuisine with a very economical account.
The furniture is almost essential with the tables together.
One appetizer available, while the former are well prepared.
We can not complain even seconds, of course, the Roman culinary tradition.
Is not meant for dessert.
Lungara Road, 41 / a
Chisura: Sunday
Holiday: August
Average price: 16 Euro
Tel 066861514
Whiskers (Old Town)
If walking in Via del Governo Vecchio at some point you are faced with an endless line, then there is no doubt: the pizza Whiskers!
Not a pizzeria on record for the quality of service or for the convenience of local el'ariosità, nor for the friendliness of those who serve drinks: from Whiskers are we going to eat pizza and good enough!
Whiskers is one of the pizzerias that historic Rome has always made deliciousness of pizza and the prices very cheap their strengths, instead of ignoring everything that should make a side dish for dinner. In fact, the way of the waiters is not the most friendly environment is not very comfortable and welcoming.
Via del Governo Vecchio, 114
Tel 06.6861617
Carlo Menta (Trastevere)
Restaurant located in the heart of Trastevere, which proposes a tradition-bound Roman cuisine at reasonable prices.
Outdoor seating and spacious inside for a very fast service.
The kitchen serves traditional Roman dishes like carbonara, amatriciana and oxtail, and even the Italian classics ranging from lasagna to roast chicken.
Road Lungaretta, 101
Tel 065803733
Fiammetta (Old Town)
Restaurant and pizzeria in a quiet corner in the heart of Rome, especially in summer with outdoor seating, just behind Piazza Navona. For those who love to eat in a quiet and reserved while a few meters from the Capitoline Movida!
From canapé accompanied with a good finocchiona to pizzas, from beans "sage" or white with a good selection of starters and main courses and desserts.
Fair prices and discreet service.
Piazza Fiammetta, 8
Tel 066875777
Formula 1 (San Lorenzo)
Pizzeria located in the historic district of San Lorenzo and therefore much frequented by university students "offsite" as well as the young Roman.
Good pizza, fried foods (zucchini flowers, stuffed olives and ... special fillet of cod!) And especially good prices that do not fear comparisons with all other pizzerias in Rome!
Informal environment, essential service and fast, paper tablecloths in a room where you can enjoy the most good pizza in the Capital.
Via degli Equi, 13
Tel 064453866
The Marathon (San Lorenzo)
Pizza business but the delicious pizzas and fried very good (do not miss the croquettes, tasty and with the added touch of parsley in the dough!). The beer is served Ichnusa (beer from Sardinia slightly bitter aftertaste, 4.7%), while among the desserts are also offered seadas (traditional Sardinian dish of pasta, cheese and honey). Obvious reference to the origins of the Sardinian management.
Usually have to wait at least a few minutes before taking place (in return the service is fast), because the place is almost always full, especially on Friday and Saturday nights. Since the room is not very large, sometimes happen to sit a bit 'tight.
Why "The Marathon Man"? The many photos in the room, depicting athletes while running the marathon, are the answer.
Via dei Sardi 20
Tel 06490027
Panattoni 'marbles' (Trastevere)
This pizzeria is also jokingly called "the morgue" because of his old white marble tables that recall the mortuary rooms.
It seems that this nickname was given by Pasolini.
Here it turns out the real Roman pizza, low and crisp, and everything has remained as before, just think that oven, refrigerators and furniture are the same since 1942.
In addition to pizza, you can choose from rice balls, cod fillets, garlic bread and pumpkin flowers.
The service is quick and essential.
Low prices and it closed at 2 am makes it a meeting point for all who are in Rome.
Viale Trastevere, 53-59
Tel 065800919
Holiday: August
Average price: 15 Euro
No credit cards
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Recommended Restaurants in Rome
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A big city like Rome offers its visitors a rich variety of eateries. The differences depend on the place of origin of managers, often from all five continents. Besides, what's better than being able to eat in a city full of history? Maybe with a little 'luck you can end up in a pizzeria that offers a privileged view on a view in front of an ancient or historical monument. Continuing the parallel between art and cuisine, it is recommended principally Roman culinary tradition. This is the maximum expression in typical dishes such as artichokes or cod fillets served. The Tyrrhenian Sea is a few dozen kilometers from Rome. From here the good fortune to find many restaurants offering a menu based on fish. That accompany a super premium wines. Finally, for those who want out of the usual bars and restaurants are themed, perhaps designed by young Romans particularly creative. Here the environments are really impressive. In other words, in Rome there is no limit to the possibilities of finding new restaurants, something for everyone and especially for any kind of pocket. 'From Augustus' (Trastevere) This old inn overlooking a typical Roman square in Trastevere. You will notice the inn only through the line of people waiting for a table is free. Indeed it is not allowed to book, so who arrives before eating! The interior is essential with paintings by Alberto Sordi, paper tablecloths and dishes delivered all at once. The meals are delivered almost on the fly. The kitchen is good and the prices are really honest. The only sour note was the salad served already dressed. The proposals daily observe the canonical succession of Roman gourmet calendar, with dumplings on Thursday, pasta and chickpeas and salt cod on Friday. Better than the homemade tiramisu. Piazza de 'Renzi, 15 Closed: Saturday and Sunday for dinner Holiday: August Average price: 18-20 Euro Tel 06 5803798 'By John' (Trastevere) If you are looking for an elegant restaurant, romantic and refined foods do not come from John. This is a restaurant for those who love the real Roman cuisine with a very economical account. The furniture is almost essential with the tables together. One appetizer available, while the former are well prepared. We can not complain even seconds, of course, the Roman culinary tradition. Is not meant for dessert. Lungara Road, 41 / a Chisura: Sunday Holiday: August Average price: 16 Euro Tel 066861514 Whiskers (Old Town) If walking in Via del Governo Vecchio at some point you are faced with an endless line, then there is no doubt: the pizza Whiskers! Not a pizzeria on record for the quality of service or for the convenience of local el'ariosità, nor for the friendliness of those who serve drinks: from Whiskers are we going to eat pizza and good enough! Whiskers is one of the pizzerias that historic Rome has always made deliciousness of pizza and the prices very cheap their strengths, instead of ignoring everything that should make a side dish for dinner. In fact, the way of the waiters is not the most friendly environment is not very comfortable and welcoming. Via del Governo Vecchio, 114 Tel 06.6861617 Carlo Menta (Trastevere) Restaurant located in the heart of Trastevere, which proposes a tradition-bound Roman cuisine at reasonable prices. Outdoor seating and spacious inside for a very fast service. The kitchen serves traditional Roman dishes like carbonara, amatriciana and oxtail, and even the Italian classics ranging from lasagna to roast chicken. Road Lungaretta, 101 Tel 065803733 Fiammetta (Old Town) Restaurant and pizzeria in a quiet corner in the heart of Rome, especially in summer with outdoor seating, just behind Piazza Navona. For those who love to eat in a quiet and reserved while a few meters from the Capitoline Movida! From canapé accompanied with a good finocchiona to pizzas, from beans "sage" or white with a good selection of starters and main courses and desserts. Fair prices and discreet service. Piazza Fiammetta, 8 Tel 066875777 Formula 1 (San Lorenzo) Pizzeria located in the historic district of San Lorenzo and therefore much frequented by university students "offsite" as well as the young Roman. Good pizza, fried foods (zucchini flowers, stuffed olives and ... special fillet of cod!) And especially good prices that do not fear comparisons with all other pizzerias in Rome! Informal environment, essential service and fast, paper tablecloths in a room where you can enjoy the most good pizza in the Capital. Via degli Equi, 13 Tel 064453866 The Marathon (San Lorenzo) Pizza business but the delicious pizzas and fried very good (do not miss the croquettes, tasty and with the added touch of parsley in the dough!). The beer is served Ichnusa (beer from Sardinia slightly bitter aftertaste, 4.7%), while among the desserts are also offered seadas (traditional Sardinian dish of pasta, cheese and honey). Obvious reference to the origins of the Sardinian management. Usually have to wait at least a few minutes before taking place (in return the service is fast), because the place is almost always full, especially on Friday and Saturday nights. Since the room is not very large, sometimes happen to sit a bit 'tight. Why "The Marathon Man"? The many photos in the room, depicting athletes while running the marathon, are the answer. Via dei Sardi 20 Tel 06490027 Panattoni 'marbles' (Trastevere) This pizzeria is also jokingly called "the morgue" because of his old white marble tables that recall the mortuary rooms. It seems that this nickname was given by Pasolini. Here it turns out the real Roman pizza, low and crisp, and everything has remained as before, just think that oven, refrigerators and furniture are the same since 1942. In addition to pizza, you can choose from rice balls, cod fillets, garlic bread and pumpkin flowers. The service is quick and essential. Low prices and it closed at 2 am makes it a meeting point for all who are in Rome. Viale Trastevere, 53-59 Tel 065800919 Holiday: August Average price: 15 Euro No credit cards |
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