Rome Restaurants

 1 Review  Er Panonto is la pizzeria located in Garbatella district. This is my and my husband the best pizza place since we moved to Italy. We've tried lots of different pizza places, but this one can not be... 

 1 Review  For less than 3 euros a person, you can get a morning drink and pastry for breakfast. No seats, only a bar, join the locals! The owner is friendly, not minding the tourists, although this place is so... 

 1 Review  We had ate allmost nothing at our first day,and after many hours of sightseeing we got quite hungry.So we stopped at the first place,they served pasta Aglio e olio wich I love.This place had quite... 

 1 Review  This is a residential area in the North of Rome, not much tourists here except those staying at the Moevenpick Central Park hotel (see my tip) or visitors of the Gemelli hospital. The district... 

 1 Review  Bruno ai Quattro Venti is on the street of the same name, Viale dei Quattro Venti, & that's all you need to direct the cabbie. You will need to take a cab because it's in an area that has really... 

 1 Review  In our small guided tour in Rome our guide had recommended us that place. He’d told us it has the most delicious ice creams of Rome. I am not fond of ice cream; I easily get sick and start to cough.... 

 1 Review  Restaurant had litlle slow service,but when we finally got our order it was o.k.Nothing specail to dream about back home,but good enough.They had pizzas at other tables,and they looked good maybe... 

 1 Review  This was betweeen Fontana di Trevi and spanish steps,at little alley.Sadly i can´t find an address.They had good food(we had pasta)and wine,butwe had little laugh,when we asked,could we have bigger... 

 1 Review  A small and charming restaurant in a narrow street in Trastevere, Ristorante Asinocotto serves Italian cuisine with a bit of a contemporary twist. The food is well prepared and delicious and the... 

 1 Review  Nonna Betta is a proper Jewish-Roman restaurant serving traditional and certified Kosher Food: the owner's family has lived in the ghetto for numerous generations and "Betta" really was his "Nonna",... 

 1 Review  Le Cave di San Ignazio is a famous/popular restaurant on Piazza di San Ignazio. In the early 1900's, it was the site of Rome's first pizzeria. Now a rendez-vous place for politicians, show business... 

 1 Review  This is one of those places,where they sell pizza-slices,and cut them with scissors.This place has been here since 1921!And no wonder why!Lovely staff,and delicious pizza-slices.Could someone please... 

 1 Review  At our first morning we had nothing to do the breakfast,so we just went wondering around to find something.We found or way here,and waiter was very friendly,spoke good Englis,and had no trouble of... 

 1 Review  We read in our guide book that there really wasn't any great restaurants in the Coliseum area. We had just toured the Coliseum and were starving. So we headed down Via de Fori Imperiali from the... 

 1 Review   It there is one restaurant I am really enthousiast about , and that counts for the three of us it was this one. It was on our last evening in Roma and we wanted to celebrate the great holiday we... 

 1 Review  "Bancomat e carte di credito- NO!". Several signs on the walls remind you to take "real" money with you. This trattoria is one of the oldest in Rome, as it's there since early 20th century. The place... 

 1 Review  This is built in a old roman villa and offers a wide choice of food that you can have in a beautiful environment. I suggest you to book your table because the place is always full of people. During... 

 1 Review  I loved this restaurant near the Ottaviano metro. The pizza and the amalfi antipasto were some of the best dishes I've had while in Rome. Although my wife was kicking herself for not ordering a pizza... 

 1 Review  Great restaurant with sea view, especially crowded during lunch on sunny weekends, that's why I prefer to go there on weekdays. The outside part is very beautiful, full of flowers, with a small pool... 

 1 Review  This was one of the cheapest places in the middle of Rome.We ate Pizza margareta slices,and bought water(witch was under half of the price that at sellincars 100m away.) They also had pastas at... 

 1 Review  This looked little too"not Italian"when we saw it at our first day in Rome,but it had so big selecion,and when I saw coconut ice-cream,I had to have it.Aftre tasting,we loved their icecreams.It´s a... 

 1 Review  Trastevere has many streets that weave in and out of the old section of Rome, but once you cross the bridge over to Trastevere the vibe is different. The working man's quarters has a lively street... 

 1 Review  Ok, first let me say that the name of the restaurant was what is on my receipt- so not sure if that was the name on the sign- don't have pic. Anyways, this restaurant is in Piazza Navona, facing the...