Essen und Restaurants in Metropolitan City of Rome

“If you want to know EVERYTHING about italian cuisine and italian products - come here and try not to become crazy about the quantity of specialities from all the reagions of Italy! Thousands of wine types, hundreds types of oil, pasta, dough, vegetables, herbs, meet, fish and seafood! Fresh, boiled, grilled, freezed - all kinds of Italian food in all possible variations - you can buy here in the 4 storey building!!! It's enormous supermarket with a lot of restaurants! Please come here being VERY hungry!))))”

“-Best tiramisu of Rome , you can find the traditional with coffee or other tastes with pistachio, banana and nutella, nuts and strawberry and cream; - Sunday brunch; - Apertif in the evening from 7.00 p.m”

“Really great for breakfast, brunch and dinner. Beautiful location with an open space and a large tree. Recommended especially if it’s a sunny day. Necci was attended by Pier Paolo Pasolini.”

“Assolutamente una visita da non perdere, possibilità anche di visite notturne. A soli 15 min a piedi. Absolutely a visit not to be missed, possibility also of night visits. Only 15 minutes on foot.”

“This is our favorite pizza place in Rome! If you are into real Italian pizza with finest crust in the world, be sure not to miss Baffetto! You will feel like in an Italian movie with whole Italian family making pizza right in front of you. Prices are also very, very good. ”

“DRINKS: Super close to Piazza Navona, they have a great combination of food and drinks, without being insanely overpriced.”

“At 10min walking (900mt) from the b&b. Trendy cool place in 70's style, good cocktail and wines, good food. The prices are not economic Opening time - all days 8am - 2am late at night”

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“DRINKS: Super close to Piazza Navona, they have a great combination of food and drinks, without being insanely overpriced.”

“When in Rome, you must drink espresso. Drip coffee and Starbucks don’t exist here.There are some unspoken rules if you don’t want to look like a tourist when ordering. First, cappuccinos are only drunk at breakfast. After that, order un caffè(a shot of espresso) or un caffè macchiato (a shot of espresso with a dollop of steamed milk). If you ask for a latte, you’ll simply get milk. In the hotter months, ask for un caffè freddo (cold espresso sweetened with loads of sugar) or crema di caffè (the Roman equivalent of a frappuccino). Two of the most famous cafés are Tazza d’Oro and Caffè Sant’Eustachio.”

“Designed by Donato Bramante (a rival of Michelangelo) the chiostro or cloister was once the centre of a Renaissance monastery. After careful restoration, this elegant complex is now used for some of the city’s best and most popular exhibitions.”

“Best espresso in Rome. This location is near the Vatican but there are lots of stores in Rome so just google the location near you Not just coffee but lots candies and chocolates and other sinful thing to eat ”

“Giolitti is the oldest ice cream shop in Rome. It was founded in 1890. Perfect ice cream, of great tradition.”

“One of the most famous trendy night clubs in central Rome. International environment.”

“Mainly a chocolate factory, Said is a vintage cafe-bar, restaurant and boutique too, where you can taste great quality chocolate and experimental cuisine mixes. Prices: 5,00/35,00€ ”

“After visiting Colosseum you need a rest! Best food in a quite side street facing the Divo Claudio Temple ruins!”

“-Best tiramisu of Rome , you can find the traditional with coffee or other tastes with pistachio, banana and nutella, nuts and strawberry and cream; - Sunday brunch; - Apertif in the evening from 7.00 p.m”

“The most known Roman bakery! Always crowded as it is very famous for it's fresh italian "dolce" (sweet bakery) and "pane" (bread) ! ”

“All the pizza and local sweets you wish for! Ideal for a quick, cheap and delicious meal to enjoy in the nearby Piazza Farnese, whose Palace hosts the French Embassy and Carracci's frescos. ”

“The Regoli family opened their business in Rome in 1916 , they transformed their small operation into one of the city’s most beloved pastry shops. The display cases are packed with cakes, wild strawberry tarts, maritozzi (whipped cream-filled buns), and seasonal treats like bignè in late winter, colombe at Easter, and pandoro at Christmas. Have pastries packaged to take away, or order at the counter and the kitchen will send the items to your table at the neighboring Caffé Regoli. ( Via dello Statuto 60)”

“ Makes some very good bread, pizzas and other savoury snacks you can buy on the go. Very traditional and very well-known in central Rome.”

“Mainly a chocolate factory, Said is a vintage cafe-bar, restaurant and boutique too, where you can taste great quality chocolate and experimental cuisine mixes. Prices: 5,00/35,00€ ”

“The oldest and one of the most delicious bakeries in town is literally 10 meters far from the flat :) Do you think what does it mean? During the day you will smell the bakery from your windows too!”

“Roscioli is a traditional italian bakery with multiple stores around the city. You can find delicious traditional italian take-away food, hot bread directly from the oven, pasta, vegetables and much more.”