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When in Rome… eat pasta. Lots of it. The Eternal City is the birthplace of four legendary pasta dishes — each made with humble ingredients but perfected over centuries. Whether you’re a food traveler, pasta purist, or carb-curious visitor, this…

The Italian tradition of aperitivo is more than just a happy hour; it’s a cherished pre-dinner ritual designed to “open the appetite” and encourage social connection. In Rome, this translates to sipping a refreshing drink paired with delicious small bites,…

Rome’s pizza scene represents one of Italy’s most passionate culinary debates: the crispy, paper-thin Roman pizza tonda versus the soft, puffy Neapolitan style that has conquered the world. Both styles coexist beautifully in the Eternal City, each with devoted followings…

Rome’s food markets are more than just places to shop — they’re the beating heart of the city’s culinary culture. Whether you’re after fresh produce, street food snacks, or edible souvenirs, the city’s markets offer a full-on Roman experience for…

Rome offers an enchanting blend of history, art, and the daily ritual of coffee. What better way to experience the Eternal City than by sipping a perfect espresso with an iconic backdrop? From bustling piazzas to serene rooftop terraces, here…

Want to eat like a Roman, not a tourist? You’ll need to venture beyond the trattorias of the historic center and into the neighborhoods where real Roman life — and flavor — thrive. From the pork-filled markets of Testaccio to…

Rome, the Eternal City, is a haven for gelato lovers. While you’ll find a gelateria on almost every corner, discerning the truly authentic, artisanal scoop from the mass-produced, brightly colored imposters is key to a transcendent experience. This guide will…

Forget tourist restaurants with laminated menus and aggressive touts. These ten trattorias represent the authentic soul of Roman cuisine – family-run establishments where recipes pass through generations, locals outnumber tourists, and the food embodies centuries of Roman culinary tradition. Each…

Rome isn’t just a city of history — it’s a street food paradise. Between ancient ruins and cobblestone alleys, you’ll find some of Italy’s most satisfying bites served hot, cheap, and on the go. From crispy supplì to juicy porchetta,…

1. Carbonara 2. Cacio e Pepe 3. Amatriciana 4. Gricia (Aglio e Olio di Guanciale) 5. Carciofi alla Romana / Carciofi alla Giudia 6. Saltimbocca alla Romana 7. Supplì 8. Fiori di Zucca Fritti 9. Coda alla Vaccinara 10. Maritozzi…