The charming 1920s workers' suburb of Garbatella has started to take some of the spillover from the new nightlife axis along via Ostiense, and clubs and...

You don't need to pay the inflated prices charged by other restaurants around here for a ringside view of piazza Farnese. Humbler than the competition, and...

Armando is a simple, no-frills trattoria of the kind that is very rare to find just a few yards from an A-league tourist attraction. But, right by the...

This Japanese restaurant on via Ostiense is well placed for visitors to the collection of antique statues in the adjacent Centrale Montemartini. Though the...

This historic osteria at the piazza del Popolo end of via di Ripetta began life in the 18th century as a carriage garage for local aristocrats. For years it...

Hidden behind a gated entrance in a peaceful part of the Trastevere neighbourhood, this ex-convent is no ordinary B&B. Fashion designer-turned-artist Luisa...

This high-quality trattoria is always packed, lunch and dinner, and it's easy to see why: the cooking (from the Marches, on Italy's Adriatic side) is simple...

Wine merchant Anacleto Bleve and his wife Tina pushed the boat out in 2003 when they opened what must be Rome's most elegant wine bar, on the ground floor...

Casa Howard (Howard's End) offers beautifully decorated residenza accommodation in two locations a stone's throw from the Spanish Steps, with all rooms...

A friendly atmosphere (despite the gloomy dark-wood decor), a serious cellar and good snacks explain the eternal popularity of this wine bar near the Forum....

Rome's first ever wine bar, the Cul de Sac was founded in 1968. Looking very traditional nowadays, it's cramped inside and out, with long pine benches and...

This formerly basic trattoria in the heart of trendy Testaccio used to be best known for being almost impossible to get into - Felice, the owner, liked to...

Accept no imitations: Da Francesco is the genuine centro storico pizzeria article. You can try booking but your reservation is all too likely to be...

Built in an Imperial Roman residence, later the church of Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, today this hotel takes up part of the monastery attached to the church...