Rome Restaurants

 1 Review  The traditional seven-fish meal served on Christmas Eve in parts of Italy (particularly in towns along the sea), gets its numeric significance from the seven sacraments. The type of seafood served... 

 2 Reviews  It is easily recongized by the huge rack of meat by the front door and blue neon sign out front. One might think of it was a touristy place due to the English/Italian menu and all the glitter, but we... 

 2 Reviews  You will probably walk right past this the first time. Glass fronted, with a single wood framed glass door that opens to a single dining room, with no waiting area. If it's full (it probably will be),... 

 2 Reviews  The food and the service were FABULOUS!! We tried not to dine @ the same place twice while on our two week trip to Rome but it couldn't be helped. Memories of Suggestum kept us coming back for more.... 

 3 Reviews  This hotel is set up to rip off tourists. They don't show you their menu. Instead they ask you just grab a plate and pick food from a "self service" counter. There are no price tags for each item. The... 

 1 Review  Family owned, warm service, great food. The waiters are very entertaining. In ten days we became regulars at this place. Near the end of our trip, we mentioned to our waiter that we were a little... 

 1 Review  After a very long day of enjoying the sites of Rome we didn't venture out for dinner until well after 10pm and many places had stopped serving. We were referred to La Matriciana, which is behind our... 

 1 Review  The Trimani wine bar is a great, reasonably priced restaurant located behind the Diocletian baths (from in front of the central station). The interior design is beautiful and relaxed and the food is... 

 1 Review  The food tasted good, though I would not say it's the best Italian food I've ever eaten. The place seemed to be divided about half tourists and half locals. I liked the ambience of the place: there... 

 1 Review  They say they are a Thai restaurant but the menu has a wide selection of Indonesian, Singaporean and Chinese food. Though the interior design is very Thai. I also saw an icon of the Indian god Ganesh... 

 1 Review  It's really close to the Trevi fountain, but don't let that put you off! This is a restaurant we stumbled across and it was wonderful, the food was superb and it wasn't expensive. I'm vegetarian and... 

 1 Review  This was recommended to us from the front desk at our hotel and it was well worth it. I had a choice from a seafood buffet where I experienced everything from stuffed mussels to marinated vegetables... 

 1 Review  In 2 months of tripping around in Europe, this was the only restaurant we returned to for a second night. The menu is also a history lesson and explained that ancient Rome started in the Cavour area.... 

 1 Review  Of all the restaurants near the Vatican, this is without a doubt the best. You are treated like royalty from the moment you enter. The food is prepared with a passion for flavor. The staff acts as if... 

 1 Review  This small restaurant was recommended to us by our hotel manager. It's a place that has been in the same family for many, many years. It's also a place where lots of locals eat. The perfect place to... 

 2 Reviews  I wish I'd read the comments made in April which unfortunately was too late before we departed. 2 small cold pieces of lasgane served with 1 small beer and 1 small coke by disparaging waiters - no... 

 1 Review  The restaurant was recommended is one of the travel guide pocket books, and accidentally and luckily it happened to be located just next to our hotel! The restaurant was old, not too modern style,... 

 1 Review  Who says that one can't find a fabulous Japanese dining in Rome is absolutely wrong! Sushisen - The New Kaitenzushi would surprise you with its moving sushi bar complete with your authentic Japanese... 

 1 Review  This place is by far my number one recommendation for a traveler to Rome, because it is so unbelievable that I just want everyone to try it. Maybe I am not fully accustomed to the concept of... 

 1 Review  Family owned restaurant from more than 35 years with specialties from the Abruzzi area of Italy (where the owners originate from). TIP: go early (i.e. before 8 pm) or make a reservation. Fills up... 

 1 Review  I love this place. It's more than casual dining, elegant with very courteous staff and good food. They also have a fix (complete) menu at a very affordable price and yes, this place is very... 

 1 Review  My local friends took me to this place since my very first days in Rome as they said it was one of the best places to eat ice cream..... and I agree with them!! It's been on business for several years... 

 1 Review  This restaurant is owned by a friend of my bf. He is orginally from Sardegna but moved to Rome over 25 years ago. I loved everything from the moment we walked in. The decor, the smiling faces, the...