Things to do in ROME, curated by local experts

10things • city guides by local experts: Coromandel is a delightful spot away from the crowds and noise of the city. It’s the ideal spot for a delicious breakfast or an elegant brunch, but feel free to come here any time of the day.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Run by the same owners of the successful restaurant Urbana47, ZOC follows the same philosophy of only serving seasonal and authentic local products. But ZOC is definitely different than.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: What happens when a food designer meets a junior patisserie world champion? A place like La Portineria comes to existence. This coffeeshop is truly a great find in Rome. You can.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: ‘Back to the past’ is probably the best way to describe this ancient cafe where people like Lord Byron and Garibaldi enjoyed their cup of coffee. Located in one of the most.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: This authentic kosher patisserie, restaurant and (coffee) bar is one of high standards. Traditional recipes for falafel, humus, but also amazing pasta dishes and of course… deserts. It’s the perfect.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Restaurant Necci dal 1924 is the place where film director Pier Paolo Pasolini used to go in the 60s. And no wonder, because it’s a proper place to enjoy breakfast, lunch or even dinner. Necci has a.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Some claim they serve the best coffee in town, which could definitely be true due to the fact that Sant’Eustachio had almost 90 years to blend its coffees to perfection. Originated in 1930s.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Pasticceria Bompiani is a combination of a bakery, pastry, coffee and ice-cream shop all in one where the use of high quality ingredients, ‘made with love’ and ‘simplicity’ are all.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Gourmet patisserie Cristalli di Zucchero is definitely a true gem in the city of Rome. Serving up a huge variety of pastries, macarons, chocolates, tarts, cakes, croissants and desserts it’s a.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Only a stone’s throw away from Piazza di Spagna, Ginger Sapori e Salute is a bistro restaurant that is renowned for serving the highest quality of gastronomy. In Ginger’s informal and elegant vibe.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Supplizio is dedicated to serving ‘supplì’ in all different forms and shapes. For those who don’t know: supplì is a typical Roman snack consisting of rice, tomato sauce and.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Located in an old train station, Eataly is definitely a place which should be on top of your list if you’re into good food. This 3 story place is a mix between a quality supermarket and several.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: This self named ‘fast casual restaurant’ called aT (similar to e.g. Pret a Manger) lets its customers have a perfect lunch break accompanied with healthy food in a welcoming environment. The product.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Antico Forno Roscioli is a pizzeria and bakery that originates from 1824. Nowadays, the third generation of the family is running the place with great passion and the utmost care. Next to the.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Ciao Checca is the ultimate street food place for a quick lunch without loosing touch of the essence of true, organic, italian food. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: From legal attorney to graphic designer to chef, Cristina Bowerman likes to move around, and so she did. Together with chef Fabio Spada she opened up Romeo, a restaurant and delicacy shop with a.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Trapizzino is home to the original concept of mixing pizza and a sandwich, invented by award winning pizza specialist Stefano Calegari. With two branches, this is definitely worth a try during.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Foodies alert! Trattoria Epiro is a relatively new trattoria which is run by two young gastronomy entrepreneurs who serve up traditional Italian dishes with an innovative touch. Take place on.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: This typical and easy going Roman street food shop is located just off Campo di Fiori. This is the perfect place to have a small snack at the end of the day. Order their signature dish.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Restaurant Giuda Ballerino in Rome is exactly what you would expect from a Michelin star restaurant. Famous chef Andrea Fusco, is situated inside the uber chic Hotel Bernini Bristol on Barberini.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Reviewed by many critics around the world, the consensus they all found was that Ottavio is one of the very best seafood restaurants in Rome. With the fish arriving daily from Anzio, the extremely.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Since the foundation of restaurant Inopia in 2010, chef Andrea Dolciotti and his partner Sivlia are doing an amazing job at serving authentic Italian dishes with modern cooking techniques. With a.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Located in Hotel Rex, this Italian diner definitely belongs to one of the top places in town for your special night out. The restaurant is decorated delicately and the service is outstanding.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Restaurant Campisi is a fish restaurant known for its authentic quality and freshness of its typical Sicilian products. The chef serves brilliant seafood dishes with true passion and excitement.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: The Citta dell’Altra Economia & Biomercato is a 3.500m2 complex opened in a former slaughterhouse in Testaccio. The enormous space not only is home to an organic food market, exhibition space and.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Set in a beautiful 17th century building with a large terrace outside, Ristorante Paris serves traditional Roman cuisine and fresh seafood depending on the catch. They have been doing that ever.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: This two-star Michelin restaurant set in a sophisticated, contemporary decor in the heart of the city, is not your average night out. With chef Anthony Genovese never deserting his itialian roots.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Ristorante Metamorfosi only opened up in late 2010, but it’s already one of the most renowned restaurants in Rome. With a Michelin star on the front door, chef Roy Carceres and his crew make sure.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: By mostly using organic products, slow food restaurant Il Quinto Quarto serves up true Roman dishes with a creative touch. Located near the Ponte Milvio, the menu is not extensive but the dishes.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: If you’re wandering around Piazza Navona and you’re looking for the real deal, head on over to Etabli for an authentic cocktail experience in a unique setting. Antique wrought iron chandeliers.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Freni e Frizioni (“shocks and brakes”) is the place-to-be when it comes to Trastevere’s nightlife scene. From 7pm until late, this cocktail bar with its oak wood liquor shelves and chandeliers.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Music, (DJ) performances, visual arts, and now also restaurant and recovery of design objects & furniture. This is a quick overview of the Lanificio project which is focused on sustainability.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Goa Club brought the international approach to electronic music clubbing to Rome in 1996. After almost 20 years it turned into some sort of institution, keeping its fresh approach and effective.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: In recent years, Art Deco Hotel Locarno near Piazza del Popolo managed to relaunch its ground-floor bar as the perfect getaway from compulsive shopping during the day and as trendy, very well.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Just like the square where Bar del Fico is located, both were named after an old fig tree which is still there. Located closely to Piazza Navona, this area of town is packed with bars, but Bar del.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Since Damiano Mazzarella and Malin Persson established Salotto 42 in 2004, this quality wine and cocktail bar has positioned itself as the exclusive and cosy base for the sophisticated, stylish and.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: The Monti distric, between Termini Station and the Roman Forum, is gaining momentum every year. More and more trendy restaurants, boutiques and bars are blossoming requalifying this once neglected.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Located at 1 minute walking distance from Piazza Navona and at 1 minute walking distance from Bar del Fico, you can enjoy the beautiful view of characteristic old buildings and their intriguing.. Read more.

10things • city guides by local experts: Shari Vari is one of the only big clubs in the heart of Rome. Located conveniently just around the corner from both Largo Argentina and the Pantheon, this chic hotspot rocks multiple rooms with.. Read more.