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With their strong culinary traditions and almost religious dedication to the ritual of the morning coffee in the bar sotto casa (downstairs), Romans long resisted modernisation, for the simple reason that they didn‘t see how it could... read more»

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• Bishoku Kobo
• Via Ostiense 110B

• This Japanese restaurant on via Ostiense is well placed for visitors...  read more»

• Boccondivino
• Piazza Campo Marzio 6

• This jazzy, artsy restaurant has one of Rome’s best-value sit-down...  read more»

• Borgo Antico
• Borgo Pio 21

• This tiny wood-beamed hostelry offers an extensive selection of...  read more»

• Bottiglieria Il Nolano

• This friendly bar is rustic indoors in the winter, while in warmer...  read more»

• Bruschetteria degli Angeli
• Piazza B Cairoli 2A

• The star turns here are the heavenly house bruschette (average €8)...  read more»

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• Café Café

• A café, yes, but it’s also a perfect spot for lunch – there are...  read more»

• Caffè Canova-Tadolini

• Once the studio of the 19th-century sculptor Antonio Canova, this...  read more»

• Cantina Cantarini
• Piazza Sallustio 12

• This high-quality trattoria is meat-based for the first part of the...  read more»

• Checchino dal 1887
• Via di Monte Testaccio 30

• Imagine a pie shop becoming a top-class restaurant, and the odd mix...  read more»

• Ciampini al Café du Jardin

• This open-air café near the top of the Spanish Steps is garlanded...  read more»