While many restaurants in Rome and across Italy might consider cacio e pepe as their signature, Felice a Testaccio certainly stands apart in our book. Be sure to check the menu for each day's specials!
From clothing vendors to food stalls, the Mercatio di Testaccio hosts a wide variety of shops and cuisines, housed in a modern permanent market.
We can't get enough of this Scandinavian restaurant & micro bakery. Its menu may be small, but the ultra-seasonal dishes, excellent specialty coffee and natural wines make up for the abbreviated selection.
Trattoria Pennestri takes a relaxed approach to fine ding whilst still excelling at their craft. By engaging with local farms, producers and wineries, all of their dishes highlight the cuisine of the region.
The most famous and largest farmer's market in Rome comes together every Sunday in Trastevere. It's a hotspot for tourists and locals alike so make sure to head over early.