The type of restaurant that, once again, makes you ask yourself why you don’t live in Rome.
Archive | Trastevere
Arco di S. Calisto
A short but varied menu, mostly consisting of Roman dishes, in Trastevere.
Trattoria de ‘Gli Amici’
The provision of soft rugs over the back of each chair – just in case you needed to wrap up – was the first indication that this isn’t just any Trattoria.
Galeassi
Founded in 1907, this delightful restaurant is in a delightful spot, and well worth a visit.
Asinocotto
Asinocotto really does translate as the Cooked Donkey. It does not, by Roman standards, translate as cheap.
Casetta De’ Trastevere
Interesting local dishes; the fact that those queuing are mostly Italian says it all.