Roscioli Salumeria con Cucina
Campo de' Fiori
Deli and restaurant with famous carbonara. Book ahead.
Map ↗Where to host the welcome dinner, the rehearsal dinner and the day-after brunch for your wedding guests in Rome, plus local tips on timing, tipping and booking for groups.
Mid-range and special restaurants, with the most group-friendly first.
Campo de' Fiori
Deli and restaurant with famous carbonara. Book ahead.
Map ↗Pantheon
Family run since 1961, steps from the Pantheon.
Map ↗Testaccio
Cacio e pepe tossed at your table.
Map ↗Jewish Ghetto
The place for carciofi alla giudia, fried artichokes.
Map ↗Monteverde
Worth the tram ride for perfect Roman classics.
Map ↗Monte Mario
Rome's three-Michelin-star rooftop with city views.
Map ↗Gianicolo
Elegant dinners on the Gianicolo hill.
Map ↗Trastevere
Tiny and beloved. Expect a line without a booking.
Map ↗Near the Vatican
Creative pizza al taglio. Grab and go.
Map ↗Trastevere and Testaccio
Pizza pockets filled with Roman stews.
Map ↗Via dei Banchi Vecchi
Gourmet fried rice balls.
Map ↗Pantheon
Historic gelato parlor since 1900.
Map ↗Good options from our list include Roscioli Salumeria con Cucina (Campo de' Fiori), Armando al Pantheon (Pantheon), Felice a Testaccio (Testaccio). Book early for groups.
Dinner usually starts between 8 and 9:30 pm. Many kitchens close between lunch and dinner.
Not expected. Many restaurants add a small "coperto" cover charge per person. Rounding up or leaving 5 to 10% for great service is appreciated.
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