Yes and no. It's different.. But you don't just eat anywhere.

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Jan 18, 2020
8:59:03am

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Vincent's Picks

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Any food recommendations in Rome?

Vincent's Picks

1/18/20 6:13am

I'd recommend a gyro and wine from a lead goblet

Backcountry

1/18/20 6:26am

Um. Anywhere?

Mister P

1/18/20 6:26am

RE: Any food recommendations in Rome?

Triznaynay

1/18/20 6:43am

Gelato

Colorado

1/18/20 6:49am

Nino DeRobertis house. His wife is a good cook.

coolblue

1/18/20 7:04am

Try the pasta. And the pizza.

John Doe

1/18/20 7:10am

Gioletti has the best gelato

bennerc

1/18/20 7:59am

RE: Any food recommendations in Rome?

Y'zcrack

1/18/20 8:08am

I second this, too. Never ate here, but walking through I wish I had

game.blouses

1/18/20 8:13am

We ate in that neighborhood a few times this summer. All good.

shammy

1/18/20 8:23am

Here are two: Trattoria da Alfredo e Ada, Gelateria dell'Angeletto

game.blouses

1/18/20 8:09am

I went to Rome a couple of times when I lived in Atlanta. Boring town, I don’t

chilango

1/18/20 8:25am

Cacio e Pepe pasta and a nice caprese salad.

Kaanapali

1/18/20 8:30am

In Europe, you just eat anywhere. Seriously. Much different

idacoug

1/18/20 8:49am

Yes and no. It's different.. But you don't just eat anywhere.

Vincent's Picks

1/18/20 8:59am

Osteria dell’Anima

GulfCoastcoug

1/18/20 9:06am

Any Michelin 1 Star will be fantastic. Do it!

valleus

1/18/20 10:38am

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