DK Travel : Rome : Places to eat

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Il Duca

A trattoria in the heart of the Trastevere action, and serving some of the best lasagne in Italy. There are a few tables outside.
Il Guru

Elegant Indian restaurant, a cut above the rest. The food is superbly prepared in north-Indian style.
Il Matriciano

Businessmen and Cinecittà film directors patronize this Prati restaurant named after the spicy bacon-and-tomato pasta sauce. Try to sit outside in summer.
Il Ristoro dei Cocci

The speciality here is delicious pizza, and the focaccia bread is among Rome’s best.
Il Seme e la Foglia

Great for large salads and inventive sandwiches, such as goats’s cheese, radicchio and olive spread.
Insalata Ricca

Part of a popular chain of restaurants serving huge salads, pizzas and other light dishes.
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.
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.

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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