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Discussion started by Amiable on 2019-02-03

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Dining in Rome

MirandaMouse · 2019-02-13 · Message 21 of 22

I ate really well in Italy, no worries, and I check reviews on TripAdvisor or TheFork—I don’t just go anywhere. Reviews from Italians, of course.

After pasta, I can’t imagine eating a main dish *and* sides. But sometimes I’d have pasta and a main without sides because, generally, sides don’t appeal to me. And 85g of pasta with sauce and a dessert is clearly enough for me, yeah.

I go according to my budget.

At home, I don’t cook, so my habits might not suit you. To eat better, I go to restaurants. Long live TheFork!

Dining in Rome

TomJeremy · 2025-11-10 · Message 22 of 22

Hi there! You could say Rome has plenty to offer when it comes to restaurants! And plenty to get lost in...

I’d recommend Agrodolce, which is just a stone’s throw from the Trevi Fountain but isn’t a tourist trap at all! For quick pizzas, check out Trieste Pizza—they make mini ones you can eat on the go or take away. For more spots handpicked by locals, take a look at this page: https://bonjourrome.fr/restaurant-rome/!

Buon appetito! !

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