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Rome is a great place for history, art, but especially for food! After visiting so many incredible sites and walking so much, you will surely gather up a big appetite, and you are in the perfect place for that! Home to the carbonara, cacio e pepe, amatriciana, and gricia pasta, Roman artichokes, and supplì ‑ you are in good hands if you want to eat. 😋 This guide includes 16 restaurants, 1 gelateria, 1 cafe, and one speakeasy bar (and always updating). These are all delicious and local spots to try in Rome, avoiding the touristy places. I recommend making reservations at these following places ahead of time!

If you've been to Rome before and you're wondering what to do besides the main tourist attractions/tours, then check out this guide for an "off-the-beaten-path" version of Rome. This map of Italy's Eternal City includes 45 alternative gallery/museums, ruins, exhibits, churches, relaxing and family friendly options among nature, easy day trips with and without a car, unique cafes, and 5 local restaurants to try. I'm constantly updating so be sure to save!