Antica Birreria Peroni is a historic beer hall located in Rome, Italy, renowned for its traditional Italian cuisine and, of course, Peroni beer. The big windows give a glimpse of the sepia-toned walls to the outsiders, while inside you will be welcomed by the beer-inspired Art Deco with brewery wisdom inscriptions such as 'who drinks beer lives to be 100'. You will see a hosts of regulars here, from office goers to tourists, gorging on the simple yet tasty pub fare. The highlight of the menu are the sausages and the BBQ dishes. Whether you're stopping in for a quick bite or planning to linger over a leisurely meal with friends, Antica Birreria Peroni promises an iconic pub experience.

Ideal für ein schnelles Mittagessen und für all jene, die sich bewußt ernähren wollen, ohne auf den Geschmack eines vorzüglichen Mahls verzichten zu müssen.

L’Asino d’Oro in Monti is renowned chef Lucio Sforza's gastronomic delight to the neighborhood and you will find the restaurant booked most of the times. The menu changes daily where the cuisine from Umbria takes center stage and signature dishes like game, pork and offal make as the starry casts. The restaurant has a warm ambiance with its soft lighting, comfy chairs and selective jazz music playing in the background. For lunch, the fixed menu for 12 euros is a steal. The food is excellent and is very affordable, do make some room for dessert as well.

This place is known for their baccala ( fried cod fillets) and other fried treats. Dar Filettaro is a small yet cozy restaurant serving few dishes and changing according to the seasons. If the weather is good, you can dine outside. There also have crispy veggie batters such as fiori di zucca and suppli. If your tired of the usual stuff, head here for some unusual Roman delicacies that will just make you crave for more.

Rome is a feast in every sense, so if you want to treat yourself on delicious Roman cuisine that will delight your wallet as well, then head to Hostaria Romana. This vintage cucina has been a bustling restaurant for many decades, delighting the locals and tourists alike with their delectable food, changing according to the seasons, but the taste never being compromised. Enjoy!

Eine Pizzeria mit Tradition, die im Jahre 1905 eröffnet wurde. Sie ist etwas laut aber dennoch sympathisch.

Alle Fratte di Trastevere is a charming little restaurant nestled amidst the cobblestone streets and historic buildings of Trastevere. The menu features traditional Roman fare along with dishes from Naples as well. Guests can indulge in classic Roman pasta dishes, as well as hearty grilled meats and seafood options. The restaurant has a welcoming ambiance with its 18th-century Roman paintings, breezy curtains, and quaint outdoor seating. Alle Fratte di Trastevere is a hit amongst the locals and tourists alike. Accompany your food with a hearty house wine.

Tanto Pe 'Magna' is a cozy Italian restaurant that offers a variety of typically Roman dishes. Here, you will find anything from pizza to pasta, served with delicious appetizers and house wine. The atmosphere is very relaxed, and the inside are decorated in an old Italian fashion. All major credit cards are accepted at Tanto Pe 'Magna', and no reservation is necessary. One of the best places to find cheap food in the city, it is a favorite hangout place for locals in the mood for a decent meal. Try the Meatballs or the Oxtail for a hearty meal.

This local pizzeria is ever-bustling with loyal customers. The feel is casual and comfortable, with lots of tables and a little background music. The staff is alert and more than willing to help customers decide on one of the thirty varieties of pizza, as well as Calzoni, Bruschette and Crostini. The traditional desserts baked in the wood oven are amazing.