• Trouble logging in? Send us a message with your username and/or email address for help.
  • Hello all! We will be performing a website & forum update soon. You may get logged out so now is the time to make sure your email address in your account is correct - go to your account to check it and update it now. Send us a message with your username and/or email address if you need help.

Need Rome restaurant recommendations

New posts

Beach Runner

beats on hood
Need recommendations for high-end restaurants in Rome for the CEO that hubby works for. We haven't been in almost ten years (SoWal house replaced Europe for anything but business trips).

Thanks in advance. :wave:
 
Need recommendations for high-end restaurants in Rome for the CEO that hubby works for. We haven't been in almost ten years (SoWal house replaced Europe for anything but business trips).

Thanks in advance. :wave:

Uh...I can't quite remember the name, but if you send me a couple plane tickets to Rome, I'll show it to him? :blink:
 
We like the Pantheon area for its local ambiance. We loved going to Trattoria del Pantheon da Fortunato there. Favorites were fried zucchini flowers and soft mozzarella cheese balls, an array of pasta including fabulous ravioli, and then grilled turbot and sea bass with a salad - wonderfully simple. After dinner we'd have limonecello and grappa.

We don't like the Via Veneto area. Too many Americans looking for "Eye-Talian" food.

Our recommendations are old because our Italy trips got replaced by SoWal monthly mortgage payments. LOL.
 
Last edited:
Here is the name of two outstanding Italian Restaurants in Roma. They are from an aquaintance of ours who lives in Roma. Her family has a truly outstanding Italian restaurant in the US, better than any in both New York and St Louis's Little Italy areas.
- Al Bucatino located on Teestaccio in Rome
- Ar Montarozzo located on Via Ardeatina in Rome
They are both where the Italians eat versus tourist traps.
 
Here is the name of two outstanding Italian Restaurants in Roma. They are from an aquaintance of ours who lives in Roma. Her family has a truly outstanding Italian restaurant in the US, better than any in both New York and St Louis's Little Italy areas.
- Al Bucatino located on Teestaccio in Rome
- Ar Montarozzo located on Via Ardeatina in Rome
They are both where the Italians eat versus tourist traps.
Oh, wow! Thanks so much. We will send those recs ASAP.
 
I might have said Al versus Il and the addresses might be side streets. Tell them to google the names and they should show up.
 
New posts


Sign Up for SoWal Newsletter












                               
Back
Top