Piazza Farnese restaurant reviews

Small, charming, cosy, friendly restaurant with first class food and wonderful service.

One of the most romantic restaurants in Rome, exquisitely set in Piazza Farnese, just to the side of Palazzo Farnese – the setting for Act II of Tosca.

A small and chic Sicilian restaurant in the heart of Rome’s historic centre.

The other restaurant in the splendid surroundings of Piazza Farnese – and an awful lot cheaper than the august Camponeschi.

A tiny restaurant close to Piazza Farnese with tables outside in summer in Piazza Santa Caterina della Rota.

It looks like a bar rather than a restaurant. It isn’t; the menu is extensive.

Always very popular with Romans, particularly in huge family groups for Sunday lunch.

The tables outside are quickly snapped up by a mixture of Italians and tourists – the only drawback is that your ears will be assaulted by various buskers.

Fairly workmanlike, and none the worse for that. Known for its fresh fish, it has a wide selection of dishes in addition.

Those in the know try for a table in the airy and spacious rooms upstairs, with a great view of the Campo.

Packed out with Romans who appreciate the creative modern Italian cooking, with a busy, noisy and slightly chaotic atmosphere.