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Guidebook for Roma

Food Scene

Nonna Betta

Tantalizing Kosher recipes in the heart of the Jewish neighborhood. Dine inside or al fresco while enjoying ancient Jewish-Roman dishes.

23 locals recommend

Nonna Betta

16 Via del Portico d'Ottavia

23 locals recommend

Tantalizing Kosher recipes in the heart of the Jewish neighborhood. Dine inside or al fresco while enjoying ancient Jewish-Roman dishes.

Hosteria Grappolo d'oro

One of just a handful of slow food certified restaurants in the city, Grappolo d’Oro ensures traditional, quality dishes made with ingredients sourced right from Rome’s back yard.

19 locals recommend

Hosteria Grappolo d'oro

80 Piazza della Cancelleria

19 locals recommend

One of just a handful of slow food certified restaurants in the city, Grappolo d’Oro ensures traditional, quality dishes made with ingredients sourced right from Rome’s back yard.

GIGGETTO2

Another fabulous Kosher kitchen dishing up Jewish-Roman dishes, famous for their Jewish-style fried artichokes.

67 locals recommend

GIGGETTO2

21/a Via Sant'Angelo in Pescheria

67 locals recommend

Another fabulous Kosher kitchen dishing up Jewish-Roman dishes, famous for their Jewish-style fried artichokes.

Pasticceria Boccione

A veritable staple in the Roman Jewish cuisine community. Try the ricotta and visciole (wildsour cherries) cake or pizze, a dense almond, dried and candied fruit pastry that’s made the historic kosher bakery famous.

49 locals recommend

Pasticceria Boccione

1 Via del Portico d'Ottavia

49 locals recommend

A veritable staple in the Roman Jewish cuisine community. Try the ricotta and visciole (wildsour cherries) cake or pizze, a dense almond, dried and candied fruit pastry that’s made the historic kosher bakery famous.

Sora Margherita

A no-frills trattoria that's always packed with locals enjoying the same traditional kosher and Roman plates for decades. *Get here early to put your name on the waiting list.

53 locals recommend

Sora Margherita

30 Piazza delle Cinque Scole

53 locals recommend

A no-frills trattoria that's always packed with locals enjoying the same traditional kosher and Roman plates for decades. *Get here early to put your name on the waiting list.

Piperno Restaurant

Just on the fringe of the Jewish Ghetto, Piperno has been a neighborhood favorite for years. They offer lovely outdoor seating in warm weather and fresh, traditional Roman cuisine all year round.

29 locals recommend

Piperno Restaurant

9 Via Monte dè Cenci

29 locals recommend

Just on the fringe of the Jewish Ghetto, Piperno has been a neighborhood favorite for years. They offer lovely outdoor seating in warm weather and fresh, traditional Roman cuisine all year round.

Fatamorgana

Natural, organic gelato made in small batches and served fresh like it’s supposed to be. Fatamorgana not only serves up the classics but also invents new flavor combinations using exotic, quality ingredients sourced in Italy.

47 locals recommend

Fatamorgana

50 Via Leone IV

47 locals recommend

Natural, organic gelato made in small batches and served fresh like it’s supposed to be. Fatamorgana not only serves up the classics but also invents new flavor combinations using exotic, quality ingredients sourced in Italy.