The best Italian pizzerias and restaurants Route de la soie

Pizza Forum, as its name suggests, is the ideal place to eat a good pizza next to the Coliseum. Since 1988, this address has been offering the classics of Neapolitan pizza with a 48-hour fermentation time for the dough. It also offers different menus, with traditional Mediterranean recipes and Roman classics at really interesting prices. It has managed to preserve the quality of its products while containing its costs... It works, the pizzeria is visited at any time of the day!

Just a stone's throw from Piazza Navona and the Pantheon, Casa Bleve is an institution in Rome. Within the walls of the Palazzo Lante, an important historic residence in the neighborhood, the restaurant's elegant and graceful rooms demonstrate the importance of the place. The rich menu offers a fine variety of Italian gastronomic dishes with a touch of innovation for personalized recipes, all composed with seasonal ingredients. To accompany it, an extensive collection of wines with labels of renowned repute, all you have to do is choose.

Located in Trastevere, in front of Tiberina Island, in a small, bright and quiet square, this restaurant was born from the passion of its owner. Opened only a few years ago, it is already appreciated by the Romans. A cuisine that does not rely on tradition but on culinary know-how for delicious recipes with a Roman character. A welcoming place, tastefully and elegantly cared for, that transmits tranquility and calm. Usually a host, here it's different: you feel like you are among friends and it's really nice!

A very nice address, just in front of the Circo Massimo. The decoration is trendy, the service is smiling and the dishes are tasty! You will find the unavoidable rigatoni alla carbonara or alla gricia, the bucatini all'amatriciana but also fried starters like supplì or mozzarella in carrozza for a tasty appetizer. Vegetarian dishes are also on the menu. As for the desserts, you'll love the tiramisù, it's a real treat! A real good plan in the neighborhood, far from the touristy trattorie that one could find there.

Located on the edge of a small canal, in the quiet Dorsoduro district, this old trattoria with its wood stormcoat, welcomes you on classical music. We eat the traditional dishes of Venetian culture, even if you often regret a lack of finesse… A wide selection of pasta (including the tagliatelles with della Dona Onesta), but also seafood, fish frills and meats, can be found here. Opt for this address if you're in the corner, otherwise you'll get your way. It's more "honest" to say it.

You'll feel right at home in this restaurant, which, in their words, combines Roman classicism with Parisian elegance. Located in a lively little square in the heart of the historic center, halfway between Piazza Navona and the Pantheon, the menu features traditional Roman dishes as well as more original ones that change with the seasons. Bread and cakes are also homemade. To get a good idea of their expertise, don't hesitate to choose the tasting menu.