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

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Jonathan’s Angels

Perhaps Rome’s most unique and kitsch nightspot, which should be seen to be believed. Run by a former circus acrobat, it is eccentrically decorated, with a piano bar, tables out on the narrow alley strung with fairy lights, and the occasional impromptu floor show.
La Botticella

Small, always crowded birreria (beerhouse) with some tables outside, in the heart of the area’s nightlife action. Devil’s Kiss and Castlemaine XXXX beer are on tap.
Lilli

An ex-footballer runs this ultra-traditional eatery hidden away in a cul-de-sac next to the riverside boulevard. If you’re looking for a true taste of Rome, the recipes don’t get more Roman than this.
Old Bear

Eclectic but good food accompanies a wide range of beers here, with live music played in the basement.
Pizzeria da Baffetto

By many folks’s reckoning, the best pizzeria in Rome.
Pizzeria La Montecarlo

The offspring of Baffetto’s owners run this joint. Has less ambience than its famous parent, but benefits from shorter queues.
Terra di Siena

One of the best Tuscan restaurants in Rome. The family imports ingredients and classic seasonal recipes from the farmers around their hometown near Siena.
Tre Archi

A local trattoria with two small rooms and a famed Roman set menu.
Tre Scalini

This historic café, right on Piazza Navona, is renowned for its delectable chocolate homemade tartufo ice cream ball.
Zio Ciro

This pizzeria is popular both for its al fresco dining and the chance to order extra-large pizzas with two or three different toppings.

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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