Rome's Best Restaurants

Rome caters to a variety of tastes andrestaurant in Rome. Having been established in a
preferences, each of them distinctly Roman! From16th century building, the restaurant features
the casual Roman tavern (also known as athree rooms with vaulted ceilings, an open front
trattoria or osteria) to the trendy upscalekitchen, and a terrace that overlooks a typical
restaurants, each offers a different perspectiveRoman square. The food is cooked in full view of
of Roman wine and cuisine.the patrons, and the seafood comes directly from
MET, which is found near Ponte Milvio, is one ofthe fish tanks into the pots. A few choice
Rome's trendiest hotspots. The minimalist tableingredients are used to bring out the flavour of
decor alternates between white, black, andthe fish.
chocolate brown. The menu is suitably varied toLa Pergola in the Rome Cavalieri Hilton Roof
cater to different tastes.Garden is one of Rome's best gourmet
Maccheroni, the most popular Italian dish in therestaurants. It has been awarded a three Michelin
world, is the name of one of the best trattorias instars and was founded by executive chef Heinz
Italy. Located in an ancient neighbourhood in theBeck. The cocktail bar with its views of the
Piazza delle Coppelle, it maintains a warm, rusticEternal City and St. Peter's dome is widely
atmosphere. The menu is an offering of traditionalacclaimed. The restaurant has a frescoed ceiling
(and homemade) Roman cuisine. It also includesand cherry wood interiors to add to the gourmet
regional specialties.experience. In the summertime, you could also
Roscioli is considered by locals to be the city'senjoy alfresco dining on the adjacent terrace.
best enoteca (or wine bar). Here you'll be servedFor something off the beaten track (as far as
fresh bread and specialty wines each dayItaly goes), try something completely different.
according to Roman tradition.SOMO, a Japanese/fusion restaurant, is one of
You can't come to Rome and not try the pizza.the best non-Italian restaurants in Rome. The
For authentic Roman pizza and local wine, visit thespecial lighting and intricate Japanese interior design
Montecarlo. It is located close to the Piazzagive this restaurant in historic Trastevere a special
Navona, and its noisy, fun atmosphere is loved bytouch. The restaurant is open everyday except
both locals and tourists.Monday for evening meals between 7.30 pm and
Quinzi & Gabrieli is arguably the best seafood12.30 am.