Mediterranean Cuisine126 restaurants12 with a voice
Now playingRoman cuisine since 1960 in the heart of the cityGiuseppe Nardiello · Trattoria da Luigi0:46cover photo from La Buca di Ripetta
Mediterranean and Roman alone account for a very large share of the venues: the former reaches 126 addresses, the latter 110, and it's no coincidence that these also remain the cuisines in which a venue is most often defined by a single clear label, without mixing styles. Moving down in weight, you find Italian, then Seafood and Pizzeria: from there on, the choice becomes more niche, with several categories counting just one or two venues.
Mediterranean Cuisine126 restaurants12 with a voice
Now playingRoman cuisine since 1960 in the heart of the cityGiuseppe Nardiello · Trattoria da Luigi0:46
Seafood Cuisine56 restaurants1 with a voice
Now playingOctober menu between sea flavors and Sicilian traditionPaolo Campisi · Campisi Ristorante1:00
Grill Cuisine31 restaurants1 with a voice
Now playingToscana meat, typical first courses and Neapolitan pizza for 30 yearsEdoardo Cardarelli · I Butteri1:02
International Cuisine28 restaurants1 with a voice
Now playingHotel Forum: classic cuisine and a unique view over the Fori ImperialiFederico Mazochi · Ristorante Roof Garden Hotel Forum2:07
Kosher Cuisine8 restaurants2 with a voice
Now playingAngelo presents the historic giudaico-romanesca cuisine of the GhettoAngelo · La Taverna del Ghetto 0:59
Sardinian Cuisine8 restaurants1 with a voice
Now playingAlmost 30 years of family, fresh fish, and warmthClaudia Sanna · Ristorante Grazia Deledda0:35
Abruzzese Cuisine5 restaurants3 with a voice
Now playingGluten-free and lactose-free tiramisù from La SofittaMary Di Michele · La Soffitta Renovatio0:20You can also browse Rome’s restaurants by: