WHERE TO EAT IN ROME: RESTAURANTS, BISTROTS AND BAKERIES
If you’re craving Apulian street food, there’s a corner of Puglia that awaits you just a stone’s throw away from Piazza del Popolo. It’s called L’Uliveto Shop and it’s the first take away pucceria of Italy.
Testaccio district is hailed as a bastion of Roman culinary excellence, home to some of the Capital’s best eateries.
We round up Rome’s top street food dishes and tell you where in the city to find them
Step inside Il Marchese, Europe’s first Amaro Bar with over 500 amaro labels uniting French elegance with Roman coziness and cuisine.
Centro, the pasta lab in between Rome’s Termini and Monti areas, cooks up a variety of dishes from fresh handmade pasta to yummy desserts and cocktails.
Scattered throughout the city in areas like Trastevere and Villa Borghese here are a few Historical Dining Spots that can teach you about previous centuries
Embark on a food pairing and wine tasting journey around Italy’s regions at Rimessa Roscioli’s wine bar in Rome.
Maccheroni is a trattoria that offers traditional Roman cuisines in Rome’s centro storico, footsteps from the Pantheon and Piazza Navona.
Steer off the pasta path for a meal or two and go for a good old- fashioned hamburger with some fries on the side. Discover the best burgers in Rome.
Head to Il Maritozzo Rosso in the heart of Trastevere to taste their new take on the classic maritozzo, replacing its classic whipped cream filling with savoury and gourmet combinations.
Live Alcazar is the all-new concept merging theatre, art, live music, performances, dance and an original movie cinema in the heart of Trastevere in Rome.
A list of the top Italian top pizzerie for all types: thin, crispy Roman crust; doughy, risen napoletana crust; or by the slice for quick takeaway lunches
Just off Piazza Navona, Ex Circus is a young and trendy spot where you can surf the net with their free wi-fi and have lunch, dinner, aperitivo or sunday brunch,
If you have a gluten intolerance, traveling to Italy may be pretty nerve-wrecking. All the worry will end right now though, with this list of the best gluten-free restaurants in Rome.