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Brunch is a hearty buffet-style meal that is generally served on Sundays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The convenience of this meal is that it encapsulates breakfast and lunch with savory and sweet offerings. Brunch originated in England in the 19th century (although not under that term) and then became firmly established in the United States of America in the 1930s.
In Italy it is new, in fact years ago it was very difficult to find a place that served Sunday brunch. Now the places that offer menus for this fusion that drives young people crazy are more and more. In the buffet we usually find dishes used for the American breakfast, such as bacon, toast, scrambled eggs, waffles, and pancakes.
Here’s where you can have a good brunch in Rome:
Mister Tamo’s
In the Romanina area, Mister Tamo offers brunch on Sundays, from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., with a wide range of sweet and savory options. What you’ll find. Avocado toast with salmon and egg poche, club sandwich salmon or turkey, scrambled eggs and crispy bacon, white yogurt with muesli and red fruits, sweet pancakes with Nutella, red fruits, pistachio or maple syrup, Donuts, cheesecake and American cakes. It is located at 31 Orazio Raimondo Street and reservations must be made at 06.52727266.
The Sanctuary Eco Retreat
The Sanctuary is located a short distance from the Colosseum and is a popular spot in Rome. The brunch offers savory food, such as chicken curry, basmati rice, salad, eggs and other sweet dishes: pancakes, cakes, tarts, etc. The location is very nice, the tables are outside overlooking the pool. The price per person is 30 euros. It is necessary to make reservations in advance. We recommend writing to roma@thesanctuaryecoretreat.com. The address is via delle Terme di Traiano, 4A, 00184, Rome.
Mama Shelter
Mama Shelter, the capital’s most bubbly hotel, offers a lavish brunch every Saturday and Sunday. The buffet is large and includes savory and sweet foods. We find pizzas, flatbreads, chicken, various sauces, burgers, fish, and an area devoted entirely to desserts. We really enjoyed the tarts. The cost per person is 39 euros, 19 euros for children ages 3 to 12, free for children under 3. It is located at 20 Via Luigi Rizzo, near the Cipro metro station.
Sweet
This North Rome eatery is famous for its desserts, such as DIY tiramisu. On Sundays, Ristorante Dolce offers a truly New York-inspired brunch with homemade specialties. You’ll be able to choose from bagels, eggs, omelets, burgers, sandwiches of all kinds, waffles, French toast, and even savory pancakes.
Brunch is held every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the heart of the African Quarter, is not buffet style, and everyone pays for the dish they order. For example, the Oreo waffle costs 10 euros, the club sandwich 14 euros. It is located at 4 Tripolitania Street.
Homebaked Monteverde
Cozy place that serves classic American breakfast dishes and coffee, as well as homemade pastries. At Homebaked you can have a typical New York brunch with the legendary homemade apple or pumpkin pie, brownies, cookies, cheesecake, cupcakes, muffins, coffee and more.
Everything is prepared following secret family recipes; in fact, it is run by Americans. It is located at 21 Fratelli Bonnet Street in Rome.