Roman Dishes & Where to Eat
Cacio e pepe, carbonara, amatriciana: what Rome actually cooks, where to eat it, and how to spot a tourist trap before you sit down.
How to Spot a Tourist-Trap Restaurant in Rome
Rome has spectacular food — and also, especially around the big sights, plenty of mediocre, overpriced restaurants engineered to catch tourists who don't know…
The Best Markets in Rome
Rome's markets are where the city's real food life happens — colorful, noisy, fragrant places where nonnas haggle over artichokes, chefs source their produce,…
Cacio e Pepe, Carbonara, Amatriciana: Where to Eat the Classics
Rome's four classic pastas are the heart of its cuisine — and tracking down great versions is one of the genuine joys of a visit. But it's also where tourists…
The Roman Dishes You Have to Try
Roman food is not Italy's fanciest or most innovative — and that's exactly the point. This is cucina povera, "poor kitchen" cooking, built on a handful of humble…