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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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• Da Francesco
• Piazza del Fico 29

• Accept no imitations. Da Francesco is the genuine pizzeria article:...  read more»

• Da Giggetto
• Via Portico d’Ottavia 21A-22

• This old standby in the Ghetto serves up decent versions of...  read more»

• Da Michele

• Recently relocated from the Ghetto, Da Michele (ex-Zi’ Fenizia)...  read more»

• Da Vittorio
• Via di San Cosimato 14A

• Vittorio is as expansively napoletano as they come and so are his...  read more»

• Dagnino

• Stunning 1950s decor sets the scene for this café-pasticceria, which...  read more»

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• Dar Poeta
• Vicolo del Bologna 45

• Dar Poeta does good-quality pizza with creative toppings, such as the...  read more»

• Del Frate
• Via degli Scipioni 118

• Del Frate, an historic Prati bottle shop, expanded a few years back...  read more»

• Ditirambo
• Piazza della Cancelleria 74

• This funky trattoria serves up dishes based on fresh, mainly organic...  read more»

• Enoteca Corsi
• Via del Gesù 87-88

• This 1940s wine shop was the first in Rome to serve lunch. The daily...  read more»

• Enoteca Ferrara

• This warren of a place is also a restaurant (€€€€) but we...  read more»