Trattoria da Danilo Restaurant
Roman Classics Carbonara Family Run
Multicultural diaspora market
Esquilino
Rome's most multicultural quarter around Piazza Vittorio, the city's diaspora and Levantine dining corner.
Around the vast porticoed Piazza Vittorio and the city's most multicultural market, Esquilino is the diaspora-cuisine corner of Rome: Chinese, Bangladeshi and North African kitchens alongside its strong Middle Eastern and Lebanese cluster, including Mandaloun and Hummustown. For an Istanbul-cosmopolitan palate, this is the quarter that fills the Anatolian and Levantine gap, the one place in Rome where the city's eating reaches well beyond Italy.
Highlights
Porticoed Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II Esquilino multicultural market Lebanese cluster: Mandaloun, Hummustown Chinese and Bangladeshi kitchens North African eateries
10 places
3 Categories
Restaurant
4 places
Africa Restaurant
Diaspora Cuisine Historic Injera
SantoPalato Restaurant
Nose To Tail Chef Led Natural wine
$$$
Sarah Cicolini's offal-forward Roman trattoria, nose-to-tail and serious
Tullpukuna Restaurant
Peruvian Ceviche Pisco
Bar
1 place
Callimaco Bar
Natural Wine Artisanal Low Key
Cafe
5 places
Pasticceria Regoli Cafe
Historic Maritozzo Family Run
Panella Cafe
Historic Bakery All Day
Palazzo del Freddo Giovanni Fassi Cafe
Historic Artisanal Grand Hall
Forno Roscioli Esquilino Cafe
Bakery Pizza Bianca Artisan Bread
Mercato Centrale Roma Cafe
Food Hall Artisan Makers All Day
