We are staying in the Trastevere area for two weeks and are trying to navigate all of the restaurants around us. There are so many to choose from, I’m looking for some favorites. Any suggestions?
Thanks!!
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Da Enzo
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Tampa, FL, USA
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De Enzo is good but reservations are a must, and definitely confirm a day ahead as ours had been "lost." Tavernaccia da Bruno is very good; also a little further out is Osteria Monteverde and it also is very good.
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Eastern Iowa, USA
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I always recommend three places, been a few years since I have been to any, but they all still have great reviews on all sites:
Popi Popi: This place is casual family, not fussy, a big menu, lots of Roman dishes plus decent pizza. Very reasonable priced.
Dar Poeta: At the top of the best pizza lists, classic wood fired pizzas with some modern twists. I mostly went before they were super famous, crowds can be an issue, but worth the wait.
La Scala in Trastevere: Good pastas and seafood, bit more upscale than the others
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I have a few others I'd like to visit when we are there that I have jotted down but no reviews obviously as I've not gone yet:
Dar Poeta (pizza)
Restorante Roma Sparita (Anthony Bourdain loved this place and their Cacio Pepe)
Buff (Mozzarella place)
Trattoria Casa Mia
Osteria Cacio Pepe (also a Bourdain favorite)
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martinez, ca, usa
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Hey hey Riley
We came upon Carlo menta, sat outside family style. had yummy pizza, pasta, and tartufo for dessert. enjoy and have a great vacation
aloha
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Pianostrada ... across the bridge but a short jaunt. Reservations needed