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Top 10 Places to Eat

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  • 1. Pizzeria da Baffetto

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

  • 2. 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.

  • 3. 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.

  • 4. 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.

  • 5. 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.

  • 6. Pizzeria La Montecarlo

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

  • 7. Tre Archi

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

  • 8. 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.

  • 9. 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.

  • 10. Antica Taverna

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

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