This Roman classic, opened in 1929 right near the Trevi Fountain, once counted Federico Fellini and Marcello Mastroianni as regulars and even today is a meeting place for writers, artists, and fashion designers. Don’t allow yourself to be seated with the rest of the tourists in one of the trattoria’s side rooms, but ask one of the waiters for a spot in the thick of it. On offer is authentic Roman cuisine of the highest quality: dishes like pasta with cheese and black pepper, delicious carciofi alla giudea, fried artichokes, and their legendary spaghetti al moro, a carbonara purportedly invented here in the years after World War II to satisfy the taste buds of American GIs nostalgic for bacon and eggs.
Vicolo delle Bollette 13
00187 Rome- Fontana Trevi
phone: +39 06 6783495
cuisine: roman italian
closed sunday
1.00 - 3.30 pm 8.00 - 11.30 pm
