Mizio's Street Food

Note: The guide itslef is made to maximise the time off-screen by providing immediate use through symbols and key information. Please make the most out of it! Intro: Since I was a kid (born and raised in Rome) I heard of Romans barely eating around City Centre. We were raised with the idea that is pricy and quality is just average. With this guide I want to lead you in the narrow roads of the City to find hidden gems, as well as "locals-approved" touristic locations. How to Use: Each location will have the following information: a. In the title: - Local / Historic (☆☆☆☆☆) - Touristic, yet good (☆) - Super cheap (€) - Luxury (€€€€€) - Restaurant (R) | Take away (TA) | At the counter (C) | Ethnic (E) | Vegan (V) b. In the description: - The specialty of the house (highlighted in the first picture) - Nearby monument / museum / famous area - Must know information All historic locations have undergone Nonna's approval :) The guide also includes well known restaurants coming from the culinary tradition of: - Persia, India, China, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Mexico, Argentina, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Syria, Lebanon, Greece, Austria.

Uma seleção dos melhores lugares para comer e beber em Roma divididos por categorias, você terá excelentes opções de bares, restaurantes e geladeiras onde quer que esteja em Roma! Com opções para todos os gostos e bolsos, do café da manhã ao jantar! Esta lista está sempre sendo atualizada, e toda vez eu vou inserindo bons novos lugares e retirando o que não estão mais tão bons assim, para garantir que vocês tenham sempre o melhor de Roma em tempo real! A selection of the best places to eat and drink in Rome divided by categories as Breakfast, Pastry Shops, Pizzeria, Restaurants, Rooftops, Street Food, Gelato, and much more! With options for all tastes and budgets, from breakfast to dinner! This list is alive, and every time I update it, adding good places and removing those that are no longer so good, to ensure that you always have the best of Rome in real time!

This route will take you to all the jewels of the Esquiline hill, one of the traditional “seven hills of Rome,” that lie within the ancient walls. The Esquiline rises up to the northeast from the valley where the Colosseum sits. The area has been inhabited since the 6th century BC.