Eating in Rome
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The Trastevere neighborhood and the old Jewish quarter have some of the best trattorie and ristoranti in Rome.
Eat like a Roman
In Rome you can ask for:
- Carciofi alla romana - Artichokes, Roman style
- Carciofi alla giudia - Artichokes, Jewish style
- Puntarelle - Chicory salad
- Bucatini alla Amatriciana - A pasta dish
- Spaghetti (or Rigatoni) alla Carbonara - A sauce made with egg and pancetta (bacon)
- Abbacchio alla "scottadito" - lamb chops
- Scaloppine alla romana - Veal sautéed with fresh baby artichokes
- Coda alla vaccinara - Oxtail stew
- Cornetti & cappucino - Sweet pastry and coffee
- Pizza al Taglio - Pizza by the slice.
- Panino - Italian Sandwich
- Trippa - Tripe, Offal is a roman tradition, e.g. osso buco, bone marrow.
- Fiori di Zucca fritta - Zucchini Flower, prepared in a deep fried batter.
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Many of the good restaurants in Rome are hard to find, but a good tip is to go where Italians live and eat. On the top of the green, old mountain (Monte Verde Vecchio) there are some trattorias with authentic Italian cuisine at an affordable price. Rome also has many beautiful spots to eat, so buying some delicacies to bring with you can be a great experience. In Via Marmorata you find Volpetti's which is known for their good picks of cheese, prosciutto and delicous pastries. A more affordable choice is to go to a local supermarket which have also good fresh foods for lunch.
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