Dining in Rome

Rome is one of Italy's most famous tourist destination cities. Visitors will find several international food chains that are seen in the United States, offering favorites to those who are not interested in trying local food. Travelers who are interested in the local cuisine will not be disappointed. Some of the finest authentic Italian food can be found in Rome. This article will include some of the best and little-known places to go.

For an atmosphere of romance, which most couples touring Rome seek, visit the Sapori del Lor Byron in the Hotel Lord Byron on Via G. The ambient atmosphere reflects the old-world charm of Italy with modern elegance and sophistication. Nestled atop a hill, the view is spectacular. Culinary choices are made with fresh ingredients, crafted from the oldest and best secret family recipes in the city. The staff is happy to accommodate any request, welcoming each visitor as if they are close family members.

Food critics have consistently ranked LaPergola the highest worldwide. It is located in the Cavalieri Hilton Hotel on Via Cadolo 101. This location is the prime spot for an evening dinner. From the top of Monte Mario, the view is breathtaking, offering a panoramic view of the city. Perfect for singles, couples, business or family, the flexible venue offers Mediterranean fusion cuisine. The staff is professional and polite and the food is always perfection in taste, aroma, presentation and price.

One of the most little known and modest dining venues is L'Eau Vive, which is operated by a sisterhood of Christian missionaries from five different continents. Located on Via Monterone 85, the quiet restaurant boasts the honor of having served several popes. International, Italian and French culinary choices are all included on the extensive menu. Prices are pleasingly moderate, giving an overall outstanding quality to the place. Visitors will enjoy the lively frescoes on the ceilings. There is no point in recommending one dish; the menu changes frequently, but all new creations are spectacular and well worth a visit there.

Nearly every traveler visiting Rome will not only want the tastiest cuisine, but also some of the best wine in the country. For a perfect mix of the two, visit the Trimani Wine Bar on Via Cernaia 37B. French and Italian vintage wines are sold, offering one of the biggest collections in the city. Those who are wine connoisseurs will recognize the famous Trimani name, to which a prestigious reputation has been tied since 1821.