Where to Eat in Rome
Roman pasta and neighborhood trattorias. Compare the dishes that interest you, then confirm the menu and booking rules on the restaurant’s official website. Prices below are dated source records, not live quotes; wine suggestions are our pairings, not confirmed bottles on the restaurant’s list.
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The quick answer
Choose by signature dish and booking method rather than a “best” claim. This Rome collection links 5 restaurant guides with official sources. Where a reliable price was not recorded, check the current menu instead of using an estimate.
Da Enzo al 29 →
Dish to explore: Cacio e pepe
Via dei Vascellari 29, Trastevere · No reservations — first come, first served (per the restaurant's site).
No verified price recorded — check the current official menu.
Suggested wine pairings
Armando al Pantheon →
Dish to explore: Amatriciana
Salita de' Crescenzi 31 · Online booking only (per the restaurant's contact page).
No verified price recorded — check the current official menu.
Suggested wine pairings
Felice a Testaccio →
Dish to explore: Tonnarelli cacio e pepe, tossed tableside
Via Mastro Giorgio 29, Testaccio · Reserve through the official site.
No verified price recorded — check the current official menu.
Suggested wine pairings
Trattoria Da Cesare al Casaletto →
Dish to explore: Fried starters and gricia
Via del Casaletto 45 · Online booking, or phone 06 536015 (listed on the restaurant's contact page).
No verified price recorded — check the current official menu.
Suggested wine pairings
Pierluigi →
Dish to explore: Whole fish and raw seafood
Piazza de' Ricci 144 · Book online through the official reservations page.
Main dishes around €32–35 on the current menu (e.g. squid tagliatelle €32, amberjack tartare €35); shellfish sold by weight. — source record checked 2026-10-16; reconfirm before booking.
Suggested wine pairings
- Vermentino di Gallura — Coastal white built for raw fish.
- Fiano di Avellino — A fuller white for whole roasted fish.
Before you reserve
Confirm opening days, dietary needs, cancellation terms and which address you are booking. Menus and prices change; the restaurant’s current information takes precedence over this guide.
Wine Pairing 101 →