DK Travel : Rome : Around Piazza Navona : Places to eat

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Abbey Theatre Irish Pub

Comfortable, cosy Guinness pub, pleasantly removed from the hubbub of the nightlife core that has recently sprouted down the road. Basic snacks are also served and there’s an Internet terminal.
Antica Taverna

The owners here get the goat’s milk ricotta and rabbit from their hometown in the Sabine Hills.
Bar del Fico

An alternative, chic hangout in the shade of the legendary fig tree in a tiny square, where you can sit inside or out and enjoy a morning cappuccino or a very late liqueur.
Bloom

The former Clochard nightclub was reborn in 2001 as a jazzy modern bar, with a sushi restaurant upstairs – a rare find in Rome.
Bramante

Café/bar with a quirky elegance amid this sea of pubs. Light dishes are served to a chic young crowd.
Cul de Sac

One of Rome’s oldest wine bars, with lots of labels on offer. A bit of a squeeze inside and out, but a better option than the nearby bars of the Piazza Navona.
Fraterna Domus

Communal dining in a hospice run by nuns. The set menu offers soup or pasta, a meat course, salad and fruit for dessert.
Il Convivio

For a special night out. One of the historic centre’s best restaurants, with strictly seasonal cuisine based on Italian traditions and an excellent wine list.
Insalata Ricca 2

Rome’s mini-chain of vegetarian-orientated eateries. Huge, inventive salads are the mainstay, although they also offer good pasta dishes. Seating outdoors.
John Bull Pub

American-style bar positively hopping nightly with plenty of lively young students, both foreign and Italian.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- under €30
- €30-40
- €40-50
- €50-60
- over €60