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The all-time ranking

The most viewed places in Rome on Menu di Roma so far.

All time
Trattoria da LuigiMediterranean Cuisine
431 visits

Giuseppe Nardiello, owner · Ponte, Mediterranean Cuisine

Da CesareMediterranean Cuisine
355 visits

Laila Ulivieri, family-run · Prati, Mediterranean Cuisine

Ristorante Roof Garden Hotel ForumInternational Cuisine
301 visits

Federico Mazochi, maître · Monti, International Cuisine

4I ButteriEdoardo Cardarelli, owner · Salario, Grill Cuisine299visits
5Ristorante CamponeschiAlessandro Camponeschi, owner · Regola, Mediterranean Cuisine232visits
6Il CortileSimone Salvi, owner · Monteverde, Mediterranean Cuisine199visits
7Giggetto al Portico d’OttaviaClaudio Ceccarelli, owner · Sant'Angelo, Roman Cuisine196visits
8Ristorante Grazia DeleddaClaudia Sanna, restaurant manager · Monte Sacro, Sardinian Cuisine194visits
9Papo e LulaAna, thoroughfare · Campo Marzio, Pizzeria Cuisine174visits
10Osteria degli ubertiniFabio Impellizzeri, owner · Pigneto, Roman Cuisine166visits
11Ristorante KaralisFederica Puddu, owner's daughter · Monte Sacro Alto, Seafood Cuisine165visits
12La Buca di RipettaAndrea Corbo, owner · Campo Marzio, Mediterranean Cuisine158visits
13Piccolo AbruzzoMassimiliano Mancini, owner · Ludovisi, Abruzzese Cuisine155visits
14La Soffitta RenovatioMary Di Michele, pastry chef · Prati, Abruzzese Cuisine149visits
15La Taverna del GhettoAngelo, owner · Sant'Angelo, Roman Cuisine149visits
16Ivo a TrastevereTomy, chef · Trastevere, Roman Cuisine141visits
17Ambasciata d’AbruzzoRoberto Poggi, owner · Pinciano, Abruzzese Cuisine139visits
18Da Bruno ai quattro ventiAlessandro, owner · Monteverde, Roman Cuisine121visits
19Piccolo ArancioCarlo Nervegna, owner · Trevi, Mediterranean Cuisine121visits
20Ba GhettoAmit Dabush, owner · Sant'Angelo, Kosher Cuisine120visits

At the top, as always, is Trattoria da Luigi, in Ponte: the most-opened page in the city in this ranking. Another story, that of listens, tells instead of Da Cesare as the most followed. Two different ways of measuring attention, both useful for understanding where people look and where they listen in Rome.