Not only carbonara and amatriciana. Rome is a city full of bars, restaurants, cafes and food markets.
In the heart of Trastevere, Bar San Calisto stands as an exception to inflation, offering artisanal gelato starting at just 1 euro. Although ISTAT data show an increase in gelato prices over the past five...
“Fragolandia,” the first restaurant entirely dedicated to strawberries, has opened its doors in Rome, bringing to the city a vertical street food concept that is already very popular in Spain. Located in...
The Creme Caramel pastry shop is a true historic landmark located in the central area of Terracina, near the harbor. Although the shop is very small, often crowded, and has limited street parking, it’s co...
If you’re a fan of Roman pizza, you should know that at Via Nomentana 1206 there’s a pizzeria open exclusively for dinner that offers an all-you-can-eat option for both adults and children. The restaurant...
Delicious aromas wafting from the cone, Dubai Chocolate, and a sugar-free “Linea Zero” line. Here’s the gelateria in the Castelli Romani that’s revolutionizing gelato....
In the heart of Rome, the historic restaurant “La Cisterna” has reopened after years. Here stands an ancient well that inspired one of the most famous cartoons of all time....
No frills, fast service, and a counter that’s always full: that’s why so many people in Rome don’t have a Plan B for a quick lunch....
A concept that blends Roman pizza and seafood cuisine where you can feel “at home”: replacing the old bistro, Casa Clementina is Pezzetta’s new spot on Fiumicino’s canal harbor....
A few years ago, after decades of honing his craft at historic ice cream shops, Simone Romano opened his own oasis of flavor: Gelato Romano. The concept is based on absolute naturalness. In the open kitch...
After winning over the palates of Romans with their first shop in the Prati neighborhood, the three young founders of Fabula Patisserie are already ready for a second round in the capital. The concept, wh...