Via Del Corso / Tridente restaurant reviews

Opening just three years ago, Ristorante Life is already a very well-known Roman restaurant.

A real Roman restaurant a stone’s throw from the Fountain of Trevi.

Just off the Corso is this reliable destination for taster platters of Roman and Mediterranean specialities.

Serving up classic Roman cooking for more than 50 years, it couldn’t look more traditional if it tried.

Take a break from peering at animals with a long lunch at the zoo cafeteria.

One of Rome’s famous, long established restaurants, and very impressive it is too. They’ve been doing it for years, and it shows.

Located near the Spanish Steps, as it is a favorite with locals, you’ll want to arrive early.

There’s no nicer place to lunch on a warm day than Ciampini, high above the city between the top of the Spanish Steps and the entrance to the Villa Borghese.

Simple restaurant in one of Rome’s prettiest small piazzas, with an excellent selection of hot and cold antipasti.

Small, tucked down a side street and very friendly – and one of our all-time favourites.

A cheap trattoria near the Spanish Steps, reputedly a sometime haunt of Fellini.