| Meat |
Al Moro
(ph. 06 678 34 95; Vicolo delle Bollette, 13 - Rome). A good-quality,
traditional Roman meal will costs 40/45.00 Euro. It is closed on Sunday.
No credit cards. |
Al 34
(ph. 06 679 50 91; Via Mario de' Fiori, 34 - Rome). It combines Roman
cooking with regional dishes from throughout Italy. It is consistently
good and very popular so booking is essential. It is closed on Monday.
A full meal will cost around 25/30.00 euro. Try the rigatoni with
pajata, or the spaghetti with zucchini. For those with a really large
appetite, a menu degustazione (gourmand's menu) is also availabie.
All credit cards. |
Dal Bolognese
(ph. 06 361 14 26; Piazza del Popolo 1-2 - Rome). It is in a prime
position to attract tourists, but maintains high culinary standards
and reasonable prices. Expect to part with around 40.00 eurofor a
full meal. You must book if you want an outside table in summer. It
is closed on Monday. All credit cards. |
Colline Emiliane
(ph. 06 481 75 38; Via degli Avignonesi, 22 - near Piazza Barberini
- Rome). It serves superb Emilia-Romagnan food. Try the home-made
pasta stuffed with pumpkin and the vitello (veal) with mashed potatoes
both are delicious. It is closed on Friday. You'll pay around 30.00
euro. Credit cards: Visa, MC, Csì |
Tullio
(ph. 06 475 85 64; Via San Nicola da Tolentino, 26 - Rome). Off Piazza
Barberini, it is one of the best restaurants in Rome specialising
in Tuscan cuisine. The food is excellent (you'Il pay around 40.00
euro for a meal), the place is usually packed and the service fast
and efficient. It is closed on Sunday |
| Fish |
Antico Bottaro
(ph. 06 323 67 63; Passeggiata di Ripetta, 15 - near Piazza del Popolo
- Rome). It is closed on Monday. You'll pay around 35.00 euro. All
Credit cards. |
Cucina Italiana
(ph. 06 489 05 880; Via Aurora, 19 - near Via Veneto- Rome). You'll
pay around 70.00 euro. All Credit cards. |
| Pizza |
'Gusto
(ph. 06 322 62 73; Piazza Augusto Imperatore, 9 - Rome). It is a trendy
new arrival on the gastronomic scene and brings a touch of New York
to Rome. A new concept in Roman dining, it offers several possibilities
for eating: substantial bar snacks, a pizzeria serving Neapolitan-type
pizzas (with a thicker crust), or a more formal restaurant on the
first floor. What you spend depends on which area you choose to eat
in. Bar snacks cost from 7/10.00 euro to 10/12.00 euro. A pizza with
a bruschetta and drinks will cost around L.35,000, and meals in the
restaurant from 30.00 euro. There's also a bookshop-cookshop, a wine
shop and a cigar room. The eating-bar areas are closed on Monday. |
| Ethnic |
Rokko
(ph. 06 488 12 14; Via Rasella, 138 - Rome). You'll pay around 40.00
euro. All Credit cards. Closed on sunday. |
| Prices are in euro |
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