Roscioli Salumeria con Cucina
Deli-restaurant famous for one of the best carbonaras in Rome. Book ahead.
Where to eat, drink and shop in Rome: classic trattorias, pizza and pasta, halal options, espresso bars and gelato, Via Condotti, markets and outlets.
Famous names, local favourites and halal options for every budget. € under €20 · €€ €20–40 · €€€ €40–80 · €€€€ over €80 per person.
Deli-restaurant famous for one of the best carbonaras in Rome. Book ahead.
Tiny, much-loved trattoria for cacio e pepe, carbonara and artichokes. Expect to queue.
Family-run since 1961, steps from the Pantheon, serving Roman classics.
Known for its cacio e pepe, tossed at the table.
A tiny pasta shop serving a daily pasta dish at a very low price, near the Spanish Steps.
Famous pizza-by-the-slice with creative toppings, a short walk from the Vatican Museums.
A classic, noisy pizzeria for thin, crispy Roman pizza.
Pizza-bread pockets filled with Roman stews, a modern Roman street food.
Gourmet supplì, Rome's fried rice balls, in many flavours.
Small spot for pinsa, an oval Roman-style pizza, near the main station.
Italian pasta, pizza and mains with halal meat, near the Trevi Fountain.
Curries, tandoori and biryani near Termini station.
Busy Trastevere trattoria serving pasta in the pan it was cooked in.
Dine in rooms built over the ruins of the ancient Theatre of Pompey.
Rooftop fine dining facing the Colosseum.
Michelin-starred cooking on the top floor of the Hotel Hassler, with views over Rome.
Rome's most celebrated fine dining, with a panoramic terrace over the city.
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Halal status is based on published restaurant information and can change. Please confirm with the restaurant before you go. Food photos are illustrative and do not show the restaurant itself.
Classic afternoon tea, specialty coffee and sweet stops.
One of Rome's most famous espresso bars, roasting coffee over wood since 1938.
Classic coffee bar by the Pantheon, famous for its granita di caffè in summer.
Rome's oldest café, open since 1760, with velvet rooms full of paintings.
An English tea room at the foot of the Spanish Steps since 1893.
Historic gelateria open since 1900, with dozens of flavours.
Natural gelato with creative flavours, including gluten-free options.
Gelato made in front of you in a pretty lane near Piazza Navona.
Famous for tiramisu in many flavours, sold in take-away boxes.
Historic pastry shop famous for maritozzi, cream-filled sweet buns.
Famous bakery for pizza bianca, pizza rossa and Roman biscuits.
An old family biscuit bakery with a huge vintage oven.
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Department stores, luxury streets, malls, outlets and markets.
Rome's luxury street, lined with the big Italian fashion houses.
Designer boutiques, antiques and art galleries between the Spanish Steps and Piazza del Popolo.
A charming street of antique dealers near Piazza Navona.
Rome's main shopping street, with popular brands from Piazza del Popolo to Piazza Venezia.
A wide shopping street near the Vatican, popular with locals.
A long street of mid-range clothing and shoe shops near Termini.
Modern department store near the Trevi Fountain, with ancient aqueduct ruins in the basement and a rooftop terrace.
An elegant early-1900s shopping arcade on Via del Corso.
One of Rome's biggest malls, in the modern EUR district.
A large mall with many brands and an IKEA nearby.
Big designer outlet village with Italian and international brands.
Outlet village south-east of Rome, near the Rainbow MagicLand theme park.
Morning market for fruit, flowers and spices, Monday to Saturday.
Covered food market with produce and great street-food stalls.
One of Rome's biggest food markets, near the Vatican.
Huge Sunday-morning flea market with clothes, antiques and bric-a-brac.
Weekend market for local designers, vintage clothes and accessories.
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