The Dolce Vita at Via Veneto’s iconic Jackie O’ restaurant
byHave dinner at Via Veneto’s iconic Jackie O’ restaurant to relive the charm of the Dolce Vita in a venue that went down in history.
Restaurants in Centro Storico
Where to eat in Rome’s Centro Storico
Maccheroni: Roman specialties in the centro storico
byMaccheroni is a trattoria that offers traditional Roman cuisines in Rome’s centro storico, footsteps from the Pantheon and Piazza Navona.
Il Marchese: Via di Ripetta’s Osteria & Cocktail Bar
byFootsteps from Piazza del Popolo, Il Marchese doubles as an osteria, cocktail and amaro bar. Come for its 600 different amaro labels, extensive cocktail list, live music and aperitivo.
Barbieri 23: a foodie and wine lover’s retreat
bySip a glass of bubbly Franciacorta accompanied by different cutting boards in this wine bar and laboratory a stone’s throw away from Torre Argentina.
Time Restaurant & Bar: Timeless elegance in Via Veneto
byStop for a break at Grand Hotel Via Veneto’s Time Restaurant & Wine Bar. From lunch and dinner to aperitivo and drinks, this stylish venue is the perfect place to unwind.
Clorofilla Cucina e Distillati: a Local’s Secret in Campo de’ Fiori
byClorofilla is the new restaurant and cocktail oasis the locals can’t stop talking about. And who can blame them? Tucked away on a quiet side street footsteps from piazza Campo de’ Fiori, it’s the ultimate place for dinner and late night drinks.
The Vilòn experience: stay, eat & drink inside Palazzo Borghese
byStep inside Hotel Vilòn – a hidden oasis in the heart of Rome’s historic center. Stay in one of the 18 luxurious rooms and suites; dine in their Adelaide restaurant; and grab drinks in their elegant cocktail lounge.
Shari Vari – The Chameleon of Rome
byDuring the day, Shari Vari lives up to its title with its warm, inviting atmosphere. At night however, the space transforms from comfortable bistro, to one of Rome’s most popular night clubs.
Historical Dining Spots
byScattered throughout the city in areas like Trastevere and Villa Borghese here are a few Historical Dining Spots that can teach you about previous centuries
Rimessa Roscioli: A New Wine and Gastronomic Experience
byEmbark on a food pairing and wine tasting journey around Italy’s regions at Rimessa Roscioli’s wine bar in Rome.
Ex Circus Rome (Closed)
byJust 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,
Fiore Flexitarian Cuisine (permanently closed)
byFiore is Rome’s newest flexible vegetarian restaurant footsteps from Via Veneto where you can enjoy healthy, tasty, Italian cuisine. It’s not just a restaurant, it’s a state of mind of awareness of the new way of eating and cooking.
Hosteria 87
byHosteria 87 is the new stylish restaurant in Rome’s Via del Tritone that serves traditional Roman fare with incursions into the Jewish tradition.
Rome’s Piazza Navona Neighbourhood
byPiazza Navona is perfect for daytime strolling, shopping and cafes, as well as an evening out for aperitivo, dinner and late night drinks. Here’s our guide to the Piazza Navona neighbourhood’s top spots.