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There are people who book us way ahead of time
and ask us to suggest where to stay and others who stay in
hotels they're not particularly happy with and ask us to suggest
where to stay the next time they visit Rome.
Everyone seems to be very happy with the
restaurants we stop and have lunch at during our tours and
inevitably the ask us to suggest a restaurant for dinner.
Cruisers ask us to recommend someone who gives tours
out of other Mediterranean ports and though for what concerns the
port of Civitavecchia and tours of Rome, Tuscia, the Roman
Castles, Ostia Antica etcetera we can do ourselves, for the rest
of Italy we
can arrange their land excursions with our local partners in the
ports of Livorno or La Spezia to visit Florence and
Tuscany; in the ports of Naples or Salerno to tour
the Amalfi Coast and Pompeii. We don't have a direct
partnerships outside of Italy though, so all we can do is
provide the contact
information to book their shore excursion with people who we know do a good job.
We listing on this page our favored
hotels and restaurants in Italy and the info for guides, driving
guides and drivers who
operate outside of Italy. We'll also be adding any other
information we think might be useful for tourists and even if
you'll not
become our client you may want to check out this page from time
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Restaurants in
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Sora Rosa
- Villa Tor Carbone
Via di Villa Tor Carbone, 74,
Roma
00178 Roma - Tel. 06.7188453
Lovely restaurant
by the Old Appian Way serving exquisite,
traditional Roman specialties like Carbonara,
Matriciana and the world famous Devil
Style Chicken since it opened in the year
1900.
Laura and Marco
are waiting to welcome you and let you sample
their renowned dishes and their charm ! |
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Ristorante "Palazzaccio"
V. E.Q. Visconti, 66 - Roma
Tel. 06 3219238 - Cell 338.3994481
Typical old
fashioned Roman neighborhood restaurant located
between the new and the old court houses of
Rome, and consequently frequented mostly by
lawyers and judges, it's also a good stop for
tourists on their way to or from the Vatican.
The owner speaks impeccable English and serves
impeccable Roman specialties! |
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Sor'Eva
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Piazza della Rovere 108, Roma
Tel. 06.6875797
Sor'Eva is the
typical Roman "Trattoria", loud, chaotic and
intricate, but fun and run by charming people
who yell their orders to the chefs in the
kitchen like it's always been customary to do in
such places.
Frequented mainly
by locals, a lot lot of whom eat there everyday,
and priests from the nearby North American
College. Tourists are almost a rarity here. |
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Cafeteria "Circo Massimo"
Viale Aventino, 14, Roma
Tel. 0657305412
A nice sidewalk
cafeteria not far from the Colosseum with good
food at a reasonable price. Ideal for a lunch
break before or after visiting the ruins and
continuing to sightsee around Rome.
Frequented mainly
by locals, F.A.O. employees and tourists. Good
salads. |
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Trattoria "der Pallaro"
Largo der Pallaro 13, Roma
Tel. 06 68801488
Still working the
old fashioned way: you sit down and they serve
you what they have prepared for the day, which
usually is a lot more food than a human can eat!
They bring you your wine, water or sodas and the
bill is fixed: 25.00 Euros per person!
Paola, cook and
owner, loves Americans and treats them with
special care. |
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Osteria "da Franca"
Via Appia Antica 28, Roma
Tel. 06 5136792
Very simple and
old fashioned. Franca is not really young
anymore and she still cooks like she's
everyone's mom sticking to the tradition:
gnocchi on Thursdays, baccalà on Fridays and son
on.
No sign outside,
only an old wine barrel hanging outside above of
the door. Only open for lunch Monday through
Friday. No credit cards! |
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