If you are in Piazza Navona, walk towards the north entrance/exit to Piazza di Tor Sanguigna, it’s on the left around the corner when you come to the street.
Great video - although I have to disagree on one thing. Tonnarello in Trastevere. Its a stunning location and very very busy, but we had two pastas here and found them to be thick stodgy un seasoned and very average. Wouldn't go back here. Great location though, and Trastevere is the best
People, don’t follow this video for places to eat. There all very touristy and overpriced (Il Antico Forno in Campo dei’ Fiori is the only place a Roman would go because it’s still a classic, but can get very busy)
Thanks so much for watching, the restaurants I featured are some of my favourites that have been recommended by some of my friends who live in Rome and they frequent them with their own friends and family. Tonnarello is very popular now (along with many restaurants in Trastevere). Some of these places I have visited since my first visit to Rome back in 2017 and yes they are being visited by many more tourists than in the past.
@@WanderlustJourney, I live in Roma and can tell you that locals don’t go to a place like Tonnarello. Of course, maybe some locals went there before if it wasn’t crowded to see what the hype was about, but they are just serving ‘typical’ dishes even when they’re out of season. That’s why it’s not the kind of place a local would go to. So, while it may be popular amongst tourists, it’s not actually considered to be a good place by local standards.
@@rbeiroisa, I’m assuming that you want recommendations on Italian food. It depends on where in the city you are of course, but a few of my favourites more central are: Pizza 1. L’Elementare for Roman style pizza 2. Seu Illuminati for Napolitano style pizza 3. Bonci for pizza al taglio and pizza e mortazza (panificio not pizzarium because it gets too crowded with tourists there) 4. Antico Forno Roscioli (also gets crowded with tourists, but good if you can get there early between breakfast and lunch) Osterias/Trattorias 1. Da Augusto 2. Il Giardino Romano 3. Eggs 4. Osteria Chiana 5. Romanè 6. Pro Loco Pinciano 7. Bella Napoli 8. Il Antico Falcone 9. Checchino 10. Armando al Pantheon 11. Luciano Little Splurge 1. Roscioli Salumeria e Cucina (it’s pricey because it’s touristy, but it’s very good quality; you don’t have to spend a lot, but if you really want the full experience, you’ll spend some money) 2. Pierluigi 3. Pulejo 4. Retrobottega Bigger Splurge 1. La Pergola 2. Antico Arco Gelato 1. Iamotti 2. Il Romano 3. Olde Bridge 4. del Teatro 5. Manny’s 6. Otaleg I hope this helps.
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I was there in November we had a blast 🎉
Thanks for watching! Happy to hear you had a great time visiting Rome!
Great episode! Your footage is stunning too ❤
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Ohhh… Where exactly is the opening to the “underground” of Piazza Nevona?
You only said around the corner😅
If you are in Piazza Navona, walk towards the north entrance/exit to Piazza di Tor Sanguigna, it’s on the left around the corner when you come to the street.
Great video - although I have to disagree on one thing. Tonnarello in Trastevere. Its a stunning location and very very busy, but we had two pastas here and found them to be thick stodgy un seasoned and very average. Wouldn't go back here. Great location though, and Trastevere is the best
Aww I’m sorry to hear you had that experience at Tonnarello! Thanks for watching and happy to hear you enjoyed my video!
Tonnarello is a restaurant just for tourists now. They don’t even care to make the pasta properly.
Le système de métro de Rome est-il
aussi efficace que celui de Paris ?
Brought back beautiful memories...fyi, Civitavecchia (pron. Chi-veeta-veck-iya)🤗
Yes lol I did pronounce it right in the next video 😂
People, don’t follow this video for places to eat. There all very touristy and overpriced (Il Antico Forno in Campo dei’ Fiori is the only place a Roman would go because it’s still a classic, but can get very busy)
Thanks so much for watching, the restaurants I featured are some of my favourites that have been recommended by some of my friends who live in Rome and they frequent them with their own friends and family. Tonnarello is very popular now (along with many restaurants in Trastevere). Some of these places I have visited since my first visit to Rome back in 2017 and yes they are being visited by many more tourists than in the past.
@@WanderlustJourney, I live in Roma and can tell you that locals don’t go to a place like Tonnarello. Of course, maybe some locals went there before if it wasn’t crowded to see what the hype was about, but they are just serving ‘typical’ dishes even when they’re out of season. That’s why it’s not the kind of place a local would go to. So, while it may be popular amongst tourists, it’s not actually considered to be a good place by local standards.
Can you please recommend some restaurants that locals usually go to?
@@rbeiroisa, I’m assuming that you want recommendations on Italian food. It depends on where in the city you are of course, but a few of my favourites more central are:
Pizza
1. L’Elementare for Roman style pizza
2. Seu Illuminati for Napolitano style pizza
3. Bonci for pizza al taglio and pizza e mortazza (panificio not pizzarium because it gets too crowded with tourists there)
4. Antico Forno Roscioli (also gets crowded with tourists, but good if you can get there early between breakfast and lunch)
Osterias/Trattorias
1. Da Augusto
2. Il Giardino Romano
3. Eggs
4. Osteria Chiana
5. Romanè
6. Pro Loco Pinciano
7. Bella Napoli
8. Il Antico Falcone
9. Checchino
10. Armando al Pantheon
11. Luciano
Little Splurge
1. Roscioli Salumeria e Cucina (it’s pricey because it’s touristy, but it’s very good quality; you don’t have to spend a lot, but if you really want the full experience, you’ll spend some money)
2. Pierluigi
3. Pulejo
4. Retrobottega
Bigger Splurge
1. La Pergola
2. Antico Arco
Gelato
1. Iamotti
2. Il Romano
3. Olde Bridge
4. del Teatro
5. Manny’s
6. Otaleg
I hope this helps.
@@LeMagnifiqueDoubleAgent-cj4zothanks fif your recommendations! I’m going use your list when I visit in October