Rome’s Piazza Navona Neighbourhood
byPiazza Navona is perfect for daytime strolling, shopping and cafes, as well as an evening out for aperitivo, dinner and late night drinks. Here’s our guide to the Piazza Navona neighbourhood’s top spots.
Restaurants in Centro Storico
Where to eat in Rome’s Centro Storico
Babington’s Tea Room in Piazza di Spagna
byBabington’s Tea Room is a little corner of England in Rome since it opened in 1893
Eating in Campo de’ Fiori
byRestaurants in Rome’s Campo di Fiori Neighbourhood
The Best Japanese-Brazilian Fusion Restaurants in Rome
byWhether it’s Brazilian and Japanese cuisines, or Hawaiian and Peruvian, here are our favorite fusion restaurants in Rome.
Il Margutta Vegetarian Food & Art
byIl Margutta Vegetarian Food & Art is a modern alternative restaurant and gallery serving creative vegetarian twists on Roman classics since 1979
Roscioli Caffè
byFor decades the Roscioli brand has well and truly been established in Rome as a harbinger of fine food, quality produce, and select breads and delicacies.
Zuma Contemporary Japanese Cuisine
bySituated over the top two floors of Palazzo Fendi, the award-winning Zuma is the new contemporary Japanese restaurant in Rome.
Poldo e Gianna Osteria
byAn authentic restaurant bringing quality food to the historical heart of Rome. The all-Italian kitchen staff uses fresh ingredients from local markets
EscoSazio – Juice & Organic Food
byEscosazio, a Juice Bar in Rome, is the perfect place for who loves healthy and organiz food.
Ciampini Bistrot
byAt the Ciampini Bistrot, the experience of the tradition has been powered by a new impulse, like the aperitif and the biological pizza.
Antica Trattoria Due Colonne
byFew steps from Pantheon in Rome you will find Antica Trattoria Due Colonne, where you can choose from an array of traditional Roman dishes, salads and pizzas
Vega Food
byTucked behind Rome’s Piazza Navona is Vega Food, a small restaurant and take-away that sells organic indian and tasty ayurvedic vegetarian food.
Giggetto al Portico D’Ottavia
byGiggetto al Portico D’Ottavia, one of the oldest and most historic Roman restaurants (1923), takes pride of place right by the ancient Portico di Ottavia in the Jewish Ghetto of Rome.