Location: Province of Rome
Top Restaurants in Province of Rome
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Where to Eat in Province of Rome: The Best Restaurants and Bars
The Province of Rome (Italian: Provincia di Roma) was one of the five provinces of Lazio, Italy. In 2015 it became the Metropolitan City of Rome Capital.
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1. Cristallo di Neve.ristorante enoteca
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Nicephore75 - Rome, Italy
This restaurant has anything you can ask for, based in the middle of the Mountains you will taste unique flavours from all sorts of grilled meat and charcuterie, accompanied by a careful selection of fine wine and the best rhum and grappa. Worh driving all the way up! Well done to the owner and to the whole staff. Keep doing a great job
2. PanDivino - Street Food
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 583 reviews
PanDivino, Paninoteca (sandwiches shop) and Tapas Bar, is in the historic centre of Rome, close to Piazza Navona and Campo de’ Fiori. We offer daily: panini, focaccia, wraps, salads, mixed portions of homemade salamis, cheeses, vegetables in olive oil, sauces and chutneys (from the Abruzzo region); spanish tapas and pinchos, homemade paella and gazpacho. Red and white wines from local producers in the Abruzzo region and in Salamanca (Spain). In house daily production of homemade bread and focaccia, homemade tiramisu and desserts.
Reviewed By Ian K - New South Wales, Australia
Had lunch here on 3 occasions, loved the sandwiches, meat sliced for each customer, quality ingredients and heaps of flavour. Service was really friendly and fast.
3. Osteria la Briciola
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Small and cozy dining room with air conditioning and ample parking. Bright, quiet, away from the busy city with a large Terrace surrounded by green hills where you can relax in the summer. Local reported by many food guides: Gambero Rosso, Bibenda, FUORICASELLO, etc.. For the quality of raw materials, service and room for the warmth and pleasantness of the environment. Wide selection of wines, beers, spirits, oils and vinegars; use of raw materials fresh and of high quality as well as a variety of Slow Food gastronomic delights and Italian.
Reviewed By SissaBay
We were so impressed with the lunch we had at Osteria la Briciola. Clearly the host cares deeply about offering his diners a culinary experience and not just a meal. Several lovely seafood offerings. The cheese plate was delightful and well presented for tasting and discernment. The local wine recommended was extraordinary and reasonably priced. Everything from the antipasto to the desert was out of the ordinary and simply delicious. Combined with the really very fine service, this made for a truly memorable meal. If I have to find one improvement I would suggest they put together their own mix tape of music that matches the quality of their food. What was playing, however, was innocuous and didn't detract from our enjoyment.
4. Pinsere
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By AnnLisbon - Lisbon, Portugal
The best pizzas in Rome! We ate at several places but these were undoubtedly the best. We went there twice and the super friendly staff recognized us. The pizzas are very tasty and there are many varieties. They are not expensive and are delicious. The only drawback is that we have to eat standing up and the space is so small, but it's worth going there to try.
5. Pizzeria I Gemelli Roma
Overall Ratings
5 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By SRapo - Duino, Italy
One of the best pizzas ive never tried , simprly crunchy and delicious with pepperoncino and mozzarella, the others things in the restaurants are in second order ,try this pizza. Service was ok and the place is really good situated in rome.
6. Panino Divino
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By hansartist - Rome, Italy
Panino Divino is a mandatory stage when you are in the area in which it is located to try tehir amazing "panini" (sandwiches). In particular you have to try the "Panino con Porchetta" (a typical stuffed pork flavoured with many spices and grilled directly on the fire).
Personnel is nice and they have the more classic italian attitude to serve you, sandwhches amazing and price very interesting!
7. La Pizza di Alice
Overall Ratings
5 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By Life4travel1976
I discovered this little gem while visiting my italian friends in Poli (a lovely small place nearby Rome). What a surprise! The owner prepares the best pizza I ever had in Italy. The crust is so light and the toppings are all fresh, carefully selected and mixed with the skills of a real master chef. I just couldn't stop trying them all...so I ended up tasting so many, including one with nutella and strawberries. My fav was the one with eggplant parmesan. My mouth is still watering! I hope the chef will grow his business and open up other places even abroad as I think he would be extremely successful anywhere with his amazing recipes. I will definitely go back next time I am in that area.
8. Birra e Sale
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 577 reviews
It is the place of Italian Craft Beer and Italian Gastronomia.
Reviewed By primerstar6 - Baltimore
Great selection of breads, meats, cheeses and a few veggies, staff spoke English. My husband and I enjoyed delicious and affordable sandwiches here. There are a few stools so it's mostly geared toward grab and go but we had no problem getting seats (plus there's free wifi).
9. Rinfresco a Domicilio Roma
Overall Ratings
5 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By Eva S - Berlin, Germany
My husband and I popped in for dinner last night and we were delighted with the staff, the food, wine and atmosphere....The food was just divine....menu was small (Always a good sign)! The wine was delish! We can't wait to go back and are delighted that we have an authentic Italian restaurant on our door step to frequent! If you love Italian food it really is without question that you will love this place.
10. Il Panino Ingegnoso
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 633 reviews
Reviewed By Wetravelalot12 - London
Small friendly Sandwich shop located opposite II Tempio di Adriano. Freshly made sandwichs with a great selection of beers. The shop is tiny. As we went in January there were only a couple of seats inside. I am not sure if during the summer that put out more table and chairs in the square. Food was very nice with all fresh ingredients.
