Hotel de la Ville

Tucked away near Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, this cozy bakery serves up fresh homemade breads, pizzas by the slice, and delightful pastries perfect for a quick bite or a leisurely picnic stroll.

A vibrant art-inspired hotel in Ostiense with colorful, quirky rooms, a trendy bar, and a standout Italo-fusion restaurant.

Nestled in the scenic Salcheto Organic Winery, this cozy vegan osteria offers exquisite home-style dishes crafted with local ingredients and attention to detail.

In Rome’s Jewish Ghetto, Nonna Betta serves up authentic kosher Roman-Jewish classics like crispy fried artichokes and house-made pastas amid charming frescoes.

At Forno Campo de' Fiori, Rome’s bustling bakery, grab crispy, thin-crust pizza slices by weight alongside fresh breads and sweet pastries.

L'Arcangelo serves pillowy gnocchi Amatriciana and classic carbonara in a chic, cozy spot with leather banquettes and nostalgic black-and-white photos.

Nestled in a chic palazzo near the Spanish Steps, this sleek hotel boasts stylish rooms, a vibrant Sicilian restaurant, and a rooftop pool with city views.

A stylish neo-noir cocktail bar in Rome serving uniquely crafted drinks inspired by Japanese street style and '80s vibes.

La Tavernaccia serves cozy, authentic Roman and Umbrian homestyle fare — think fresh pastas, wood-roasted suckling pig, and a killer wine list in a warm, brick-arched space.

The Hoxton Rome mixes mid-century Italian style with a chill vibe, cool cocktails, and a laid-back cafe in a leafy upscale neighborhood.