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Forno Campo de' Fiori is a bustling bakery in a lively square, renowned for its delicious, thin-crust Roman pizzas, sold by weight and ideal for a stroll.

Nestled in a charming 17th-century convent, this upscale hotel boasts a lush courtyard garden, elegant rooms, and a standout, friendly staff—perfect for a relaxing Roman escape.

This bustling Trastevere takeaway gem serves up irresistible Roman street food, from crispy, cheesy supplì to delicious pizza by the slice, all at wallet-friendly prices.

Tucked away in a residential neighborhood, Cesare al Casaletto is a charming trattoria serving up classic Roman dishes and natural wines, with a delightful vine-covered patio that's perfect for casual dining.

Hosteria Grappolo d’Oro offers a cozy, rustic vibe and affable service, serving up classic Roman dishes like cacio e pepe and succulent lamb, all paired with regional wines.

A chic urban eatery in Rome's Monti district, Urbana 47 charms with its beautifully crafted Italian dishes, delightful brunch, and inviting terrace.

A sleek Mediterranean gem boasting stunning marble and modern art, renowned for its artful seafood dishes that delight diners.

At this cozy Roman eatery, snag a coveted reservation to savor hearty, traditional dishes like exceptional pasta and tender veal in a charming wood-paneled setting.

Tucked away in Rome's Jewish Ghetto, Pasticceria il Boccione is a cozy kosher bakery where you can savor their famous "pizza ebraica" and delectable ricotta tarts amidst rich history.

The Trevi Fountain, a stunning 18th-century masterpiece in Rome, enchants visitors with its grand baroque sculptures and magic at night, despite the bustling crowds.