Da Enzo al 29 is a beloved Roman trattoria in Trastevere, known for its cozy atmosphere and authentic dishes like cacio e pepe, carbonara, and fried artichokes—and since they don’t take reservations, it’s best to arrive early to secure a table.
Dar Poeta is a popular pizzeria in Trastevere, famous for its wood-fired Roman-style pizzas, casual lively atmosphere, and long lines—so it’s best to go early or be ready to wait.
Donkey Punch is an eclectic little sandwich shop in the heart of Trastevere, with walls covered in murals of ’70s and ’80s rockers and creatively named sandwiches that match its fun, rock ’n’ roll vibe. They are the BEST sandwiches in Rome.
Osteria da Fortunata in Rome’s historic center is a charming, family-run eatery famous for its fresh, hand-rolled pasta made right at your table, offering an authentic taste of traditional Roman cuisine.
Giolitti in Rome is a historic gelateria near Piazza Navona, celebrated for its rich, creamy gelato and classic Italian flavors—Katie and Dan’s favorite is pistachio—making it one of the city’s must-visit spots for dessert.