5 Good Restaurants in Rome That Aren't a Tourist Trap, Rome, Italy
Italy is well known for having amazing food. When you're visiting Rome as a tourist, it's not always easy to get a decent lunch without ending up in a tourist trap that will give you low quality food for overinflated prices. Here are 5 restaurant recommendations for your next visit to Rome where you will have incredible food without getting ripped off!
This chain of restaurants originated in Naples, and their main value is making you feel like a guest of a Neapolitan house, no matter if you're a tourist or a local. They have now expanded all over Italy, and there's a few of them in Rome too.
They offer a great variety of first and second dishes, as well as multiple different pizzas. Their calzone was one of the best that I've ever had in Italy! The most central restaurant is in Largo di Torre Argentina, just a few minutes behind the Pantheon. Considering the great location, prices are quite fair for the quality of food that you get.
Their pizzas are made following the traditional Roman style, with a thin, crispy dough. You can find them off Piazza Navona, and I'd suggest that you book in advance - they tend to be pretty packed!
Right in the heart of Rome, in between Fontana di Trevi and the Pantheon, you will find this amazing trattoria. The building occupies part of an adjoining church, and the main dining area is crossed by two columns from the original structure, giving the name to the restaurant. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
This chain of restaurants originated in Naples, and their main value is making you feel like a guest of a Neapolitan house, no matter if you're a tourist or a local. They have now expanded all over Italy, and there's a few of them in Rome too.
They offer a great variety of first and second dishes, as well as multiple different pizzas. Their calzone was one of the best that I've ever had in Italy! The most central restaurant is in Largo di Torre Argentina, just a few minutes behind the Pantheon. Considering the great location, prices are quite fair for the quality of food that you get.
Their pizzas are made following the traditional Roman style, with a thin, crispy dough. You can find them off Piazza Navona, and I'd suggest that you book in advance - they tend to be pretty packed!
Right in the heart of Rome, in between Fontana di Trevi and the Pantheon, you will find this amazing trattoria. The building occupies part of an adjoining church, and the main dining area is crossed by two columns from the original structure, giving the name to the restaurant. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
How it works: The full article is featured in the app "GPSmyCity: Walks in 1K+ Cities" on Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
Download the app to your mobile device to read the article offline and create a self-guided walking tour to visit the sights featured in this article. The app's navigation functions guide you from one sight to the next. The app works offline, so no data plan is needed when traveling abroad.
Download The GPSmyCity App
Sights Featured in This Article
Guide Name: 5 Good Restaurants in Rome That Aren't a Tourist Trap
Guide Location: Italy » Rome
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Alberto C.
Read it on Author's Website: https://www.arwtravels.com/blog/5-good-restaurants-in-rome
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
Guide Location: Italy » Rome
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Alberto C.
Read it on Author's Website: https://www.arwtravels.com/blog/5-good-restaurants-in-rome
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Rossopomodoro
- La Montecarlo
- Piazza Navona
- Antica Trattoria Pizzeria Due Colonne
- Il Giardino Romano
- Hostaria Dino & Tony
Insider Tips for Rome, Italy
36 Hours in Rome
Unsurpassed quality of its historic and artistic treasures aside, it is very likely the most satisfying city in relation to my traveling preferences. I like to walk and see what awaits me beyond the next turn, hoping to find something to admire. Central Rome, like practically nowhere else, offers me something every few hundred steps, be it a grand church, a gorgeous square, a lovely fountain, a... view more
What to See in Vatican City
Home to the Pope, the Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Basilica, countless extraordinary works of art in the Vatican Museums and yet, this country only has a population of about 800. This would undoubtedly make Vatican City the smallest country in the world.
Three Days in Rome: The (Wondrous!) Eternal City
After six nights in Berlin, we arrive at our next stop, Rome. Now, I’m going to carefully preface my thoughts on Rome by trying really hard not to sound pretentious. Now, I grew up in New York City. The Bronx. During the birth of hip hop. As a teenager, my friends and I would take the D train down to Times Square (the wonderfully seedy Times Square from the 80s) to watch movies (the PG and R... view more
Roman Neighbourhood between Castel Sant'Angelo and Pantheon
Rome is the city where every street corner tells a story, today I want to present to you the streets of Rome between the Pantheon to Castel Sant'Angelo. This exploration, traverses a path rich in history, culture, and architectural grandeur, offering hidden gems for both stay and gastronomy. This blog article was inspired by the video that takes you on a journey in this exact neighbourhood.
Unusual Rome
After devoting space to what to see in Rome in three days, it is time to learn more about unusual Rome. This post, in fact, is dedicated to places that are generally less visited. Some of these places are, however, well known, while others are more niche. The first places, in particular, are easily reached by subway. Gradually, however, more difficult-to-reach places are reached. A bicycle, in... view more
The Perfect One Day in Rome Itinerary that Actually Works
If you’ve only got one day in Rome, don’t panic — it can be done. You’ll need comfy shoes, caffeine, and a camera with enough memory to survive one of the most photogenic cities on Earth. This one day in Rome itinerary covers all the top things to see in Rome in one day: ancient ruins, Renaissance piazzas, marble fountains, and a sandwich so good it might make you cry.
Useful Travel Guides for Planning Your Trip
Souvenirs Shopping: 15 Authentic Italian Things To Buy in Rome
Rome is the Eternal City and, as such, the list of gift options available here is countless. Whether it's something edible, drinkable, wearable or pleasing to the eye that you want - you will find it all here in abundance. However, if time or budget is the factor, perhaps you might want to...
17 Best Gelaterias in Rome Italy
For ice cream lovers and dabblers this guide is a treasure chest of Rome’s best gelato shops. There are gelaterias everywhere. Many visitors to Rome only have a few days to explore the city. You owe it to yourself to make the most of your time and find the gelato locals eat. Often the authentic...
10 Best Food Markets in Rome Italy
Of all the things Italy is most famous for (cars, music, fashion, movies, etc.), food is, undoubtedly, top of the list. Rome may well not be the whole Italy, but no Italy is whole without Rome... And the Romans, much as all their fellow-Italians, like it "fresco", hence the abundance of...
Insider Tips Overview
