Trevi is one of the busier neighborhoods in Rome, with many tourists visiting to catch a glimpse of the well-known fountain and perhaps make a wish. While visiting such a famous part of the city, why not sit, relax, and enjoy the sights and sounds at one of the excellent restaurants nearby. Here’s a list of our favorite places to eat in Rome’s Trevi.
A small and quiet restaurant, Piccolo Arancio seeks to revisit and reinterpret traditional Roman dishes into something more modern. The restaurant has friendly and entertaining staff and is great for families with younger children. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful meal away from the hustle and bustle of the busy streets and simply relax after a long day of visiting the sites.
La Fontana di Venere
Restaurant, Seafood, Italian, Mediterranean
Named after the goddess Venus, La Fontana di Venere is a romantic and enchanting restaurant that offers Mediterranean and Roman cuisine. The restaurant is exquisitely decorated and is completed by a stone statue of the goddess herself. Highlights include the delicious creamy triple chocolate mousse and homemade limoncello liqueur.
Trattoria Moro
Restaurant, Italian, Mediterranean, European
A wood-paneled restaurant from the 1920s, Trattoria Moro offers a classic Roman menu and an extensive wine list. Guests can enjoy the summer sun from the outdoor seating area and try items such as cheese, cured meats and pasta made from fresh local ingredients. All the staff are warm and welcoming and will not hesitate to answer any questions about the menu.
Located in a former Medieval church, Sacro e Profano is a cozy and intimate place to eat a meal while taking in all the old frescoes on the walls. The restaurant provides a range of Calabrian dishes from the south of Italy, giving guests an alternative to the many restaurants providing Roman cuisine.
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Baccano
Restaurant, Bar, Italian, Wine
The high-ceiling of Baccano creates a bright and spacious setting to sit down and sample some of the best Italian and Mediterranean cuisine. This contemporary restaurant also features a vintage flair with its interior decor and location. The staff are amicable and ready to help with any questions on the menu, which consists of a broad range of hearty and warm pasta dishes.
Spiriti e Forme
Located down a side street, Spiriti e Forme is an easy place to miss but is worth hunting for. The decor is a mix of contemporary and traditional, and is a nice reprieve from the hot sun and the busy tourist bustle around the fountain. The menu has classic Italian options of pizza and pasta that can be enjoyed with a glass of wine while listening to music.
Il Chianti
Restaurant, Italian
Il Chianti is a winery and restaurant where guests can sample and pair flavorful Italian wines with a selection of homemade pastas. The restaurant, which is popular with the locals, features a rustic wooden counter and provides a calm spot to relax and soak up the sights and sounds of Rome.
La Lanterne
Restaurant, Italian
A quiet restaurant with a beautiful terrace, La Lanterne offers a delicious Italian meal away from the busy streets around the Trevi Fountain, yet is still close enough for customers to meander over after the meal. This is an ideal restaurant for a romantic dinner in Rome and is a great place to bring to a close to any extended trip to the city.
L'Archetto
Restaurant, Pizzeria, Italian
L’Archetto is an easy to miss spaghetti house with rustic exposed beams and and a gorgeous alleyway terrace. The restaurant features a large pasta menu that can be accompanied by all manner of toppings. This is a perfect stop for pasta lovers and a great way to get a taste of exactly what Italy has to offer; when it comes to food, they don’t hold back.
Riley is a recent graduate from the George Washington University with a major in Anthropology and a minor in Communication, and currently lives outside Philadelphia. An aspiring travel writer and editor, she has a passion for learning about cultures and loves food, rock climbing and cycling.
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