Where to eat in Rome’s Prati and Flaminio Neighbourhoods
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.
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
Banchina 63 is the new seafood restaurant that has docked in Rome’s Prati neighbourhood, bringing a whole new way of enjoying the freshest fish.
Stilelibero is the new trendy addition to Prati’s restaurant and nightlife scene. From 4pm till 2am, enjoy food, drinks & music in an elegant and intimate setting.
La Cucaracha: authentic Mexican Restaurant located in Via Mocenigo in Rome, near the Vatican.
Beef Bazaar, the new meat restaurant in Rome’s Prati neighbourhood, puts a dynamic spin on the carnivorous menu, serving meat cuts from all over the world.
In the Guido Reni District is the newly-opened Hotel Butterfly, which has quickly become one of the trendiest spots in Rome: Music, Food, Art, Mixology, Shopping, Hairstylists, Tattoos, and Design.
Ponte Milvio is the go-to place for Romans to hang out, grab a drink, and to soak up the weekend. Here are our recomendations for this neighbourhood.
Whether it’s Brazilian and Japanese cuisines, or Hawaiian and Peruvian, here are our favorite fusion restaurants in Rome.
New culinary inspiration from New England has just landed in the Prati, where the newly opened Ted Burger & Lobster restaurant and cocktail bar is bringing a touch of Maine to Rome.
Just north of the city center, the Flaminio neighborhood of Rome is easily accessible by Metro, Tram, or Bus and has something fun for everyone!