Lunch

Head to La Pratolina for perfectly made pinsas, and enjoy them outside on their shaded patio, beneath green vines and white umbrellas.

You can’t talk about Rome without mentioning the Pope, and you can’t talk about Roman pizza without bringing up Bonci.

Emma serves incredible Neapolitan-style pizza near Campo de' Fiori.

Forno Campo de 'Fiori makes delicious pizza al taglio perfect for a midday snack.

Da Cesare Al Pellegrino in Regola makes some of the best pasta in Rome.

A legendary spot that's been around over 50 years, Armando Al Pantheon is where you want to be for simple pastas and Roman classics.

Eat some pasta and sit on the shaded patio at Osteria Der Belli, a great restaurant in Trastevere.

Come to Pecorino in Testaccio for lunch where you can banter with the waiters while ordering some creamy carbonara.

You must eat deep-fried whole artichokes at Giggetto al Portico d'Ottavia, a Roman Jewish restaurant in the Jewish Ghetto.

Coffee, suppli, gelato, pasta, and wine—here’s how to cram it all into one day.

Supplizio is a small spot for traditional Roman street food in Centro Storico.

Come to Camillo in Piazza Navona to have a great meal of pastas, tempura, and hamburgers outside of normal Italian dinner hours.

Come to La Taverna dei Fori Imperiali for lunch after touring the Colosseum and Roman Forum.

Casa Manco in the open-air Mercato di Testaccio makes excellent vegan pizza.

The rare quality Japanese restaurant in Rome, try Doozo if you need a break from Italian eats.

Some of the best sandwiches in Rome can be found at Mordi e Vai in Testaccio Market.