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Best Central-Italian food near Rome, Lazio, Italy
Discover Restaurants offering the best Central-Italian food in Rome, Lazio, Italy. From ancient monuments and frocked priests to fantastic shops and avant-garde architecture, Rome's neighborhoods are as diverse as its multimillennial history. The Eternal City is a mosaic of pocketed areas vying to show off their must-sees - whether it’s haute couture or street art, fabulous food or medieval architecture. What makes Rome unique is not just the "open-air museum" lifestyle but the life itself. Every day, in every corner and every piazza, Rome smoothly juggles tradition, history, and 21st century change.
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10. Bread-in
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1305 reviews
Reviewed By 23nickoc
This place was perfectly located on our walk back from the Vatican to Piazza Navona. We saw the good reviews and it did not disappoint!The hardest part was choosing which of the Paniniâs to have, such a great and interesting list of choices!Both of ours were delicious and great value for money in a popular location! 10/10 would recommend you making your way here when in Rome!
9. Sfiziarte - The Art of Food
Overall Ratings
5 based on 657 reviews
Reviewed By MariaS12463
We went today there and the food was absolutely amazing! I had some pasta with clams (10 euro) and my boyfriend lasagna (8 euro). They were both on the menu of the day and it was the best choice we could have made. And then, we got an extraordinary tiramisu (I have no words to describe it - I do not usually eat tiramisu, but this one... I could not stop ). I think we are going back for sure. They also have very good artizanal beer (5 euro). A must try!
8. Mimi e coco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7509 reviews
Reviewed By kevindN2467JI
Very good food and nice service . The crostini options are excellent and so tasty. The cheese and meat platter was delicious and the bread they served had rosemary on it so it was unreal .
7. Sesamo Pizza e Cucina
Overall Ratings
5 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By Ramidaher
I found this place on Tripadvisor.ther had the 9th spot restaurant in Rome.So i thought let we give it a try.First the guys were very helpful they tried to communicate with me in English since I don' t speak any Italian.They offered free wifi and free phone charge.That's big for a tourist.Let's talk about food.I ordered burger at a Pizza place and that burger was do delicious and tasty.I think the Dough is the best i ever tried.So that's encouraged me and i ordered a pizza.And it was great as well.Keep the good job guys
6. RIONE XIV bistrot
Overall Ratings
5 based on 636 reviews
Reviewed By GlasgowFoodie30
Popped in for a snack after a long tour of The Vatican. Only had a Lasagna but it was the best one I had the whole time we were in Rome.
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5. Borgo 139
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1093 reviews
Borgo 139 is a small laboratory of Italian gastronomy, Mediterranean cuisine prepared by Italians according to our tradition. We offer a wide range of express sandwiches, with fresh, top quality and strictly Italian ingredients. The bread, fragrant and al
Reviewed By 668dmitryp
Itâs a perfect place for the people who like tasty sandwiches with fresh ingredients cooked fast. To be well satisfied be sure that your wishes are transferred to the barman before you got the order;) we came here on the October 17-th, 2019 expecting itâs a fastfood and was not disappointed! It was the best panini ever (Parma and Modena, coka cola and beer - â¬14 in total for two persons). The barman was very positive and friendly, he take care of you needs cooking from the heart and his please keeping it clean. At the end weâve got a compliment from the barman and I would say that it is one of the thing needs to be tasted. Do not listen feedbacks from the people who visited this place thinking itâs a restaurant and was disappointed! I recommend.
4. Armando e il Conte
Overall Ratings
5 based on 104 reviews
Hostaria con cucina tipica romana e sfiziosità senza allontanarsi troppo dai sapori base e tradizionali.
Reviewed By romeboy
Hidden in an alley off the beaten path (but super close to the metro) Armando occupies the site of an early 19th-century Osteria that has pretty much been serving food and wine ever since (though under different ownerships and incarnations). Armando updated the historical venue with taste and designed the menu with plenty of references to the traditional Roman cuisine. Many osteria dishes are present, though reinvented and enlightened. Contemporary dishes and new creations are the most interesting, and all of them are enough to allow a small group to eat them as tapas in lieu of a multiple-course meal. The wine list needs work and we hope it will be fully redesigned in consultation with an expert, external eye. Hence four stars rather than five. Vi ringrazio sia per la visita che per gli apprezzamenti, come anche per il consiglio/critica costruttiva, proprio in merito alla carta dei vini ci tengo a specificare che è nata dallo studio fatto assieme ad un esperto del settore, con il quale abbiamo deciso di partire con poche etichette non note ma assolutamente non inferiori alle diverse etichette ben conosciute, inoltre ultimamente è stata arricchita da etichette francesi ed internazionali proprio per cercare di soddisfare richieste più particolari.Nel ringraziarVi nuovamente mi auguro di rivederVi al più presto per farVi degustare altri dei nostri piatti e vini.CordialmenteArmando
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3. Pane e Salame
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7417 reviews
Reviewed By stephanienicole17
Heard about Pane & Salame from friends who visited there previously and it definitely did not disappoint. We had to wait about 10 minutes for a table to open up but we had the option of ordering at the counter if we wanted. We waited for a table and it was well worth it! We ordered a mixed board, 2 incredible sandwiches, water, and wine for lunch. Probably the best sandwich I have ever eaten! What I appreciated most was how everyone that worked there worked together as a team to ensure every consumer had a great experience. Would definitely recommend and well worth the wait for a table if you want to sit. Very cute decor inside as well.
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2. Pizza E Mozzarella
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1536 reviews
Reviewed By EveW453
We enjoyed Pizza e Mozzarella 2x during our trip. We picked up and brought our pizza back to the apartment we rented. Pizza was awesome. Ingredients fresh and interesting. Service fast and friendly!
1. CiPASSO Vineria Bistrot
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1477 reviews
Reviewed By ellae14
The food here was delicious - itâs quite a limited menu, but the food is still really good! Thereâs a lovely relaxed vibe here, and the ambience/atmosphere of the restaurant makes it an enjoyable evening! Also, I havenât been anywhere yet with such a wide section of red wines - so if you enjoy a glass of red I would definitely recommend. The waiting staff were also attentive and helpful when we had questions about the menu. Would definitely recommend if you are visiting Rome!
