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Depending on who you ask, there are many "must try" dishes, here are a few examples:
Pizza Margherita: For pizza lovers, head straight to establishments like Pizzeria Remo or Seu Pizza Illuminati for some of the best pizza.
Fried Artichokes: Fried artichokes are a crunchy, delicious treat that is a specialty of the Roman Jewish Ghetto,
Pasta carbonara: A Roman classic made with egg, pecorino cheese, cured meats, and plenty of black pepper.
Celebrities tend to seek out restaurants with a blend of privacy, exquisite menus, and exceptional service. Popular spots in Rome are for example La Pergola, a restaurant with a stunning view of the city and a superb wine list. Another example is Armando al Pantheon, which is known for its authentic Roman cuisine and often attracts a well-dressed crowd.
Italians appreciate good food and often frequent places known for their authenticity and traditional dishes. Trattoria Pennestri is known for its approach to classic dishes with a modern twist.
Da Enzo is another example, located in the Trastevere district. It is a small trattoria known for its traditional Roman fare.
Nonna Betta is located in the Jewish Ghetto and is famous for Roman-Jewish classics like fried artichokes and fried gnocchi.
The cost of a meal in Rome can vary widely based on the restaurant's location and prestige. On average, a dinner at a mid-range restaurant might cost around €30-€50 per person, including a main course, a glass of wine, and dessert. Upscale dining, like at La Pergola, can easily exceed €100 per person, especially if you indulge in a wine pairing or specialty dishes like roasted suckling pig.
