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"An iconic traditional Roman hostaria situated in the Jewish Ghetto. Giggetto al Portico d'Ottavia is a fantastic Roman restaurant serving traditional dishes from the roman-jewish cuisine. The menu includes all the classics, with a whole range of variety to choose from. The most iconic dishes here are the carciofo alla giudia, a deep-fried artichoke, their carbonara, and many other seasonal dishes. This is one of the oldest restaurants in the city, and you can instantly feel that as you walk in. Exceptional food, great service and friendly staff. They take bookings via phone and also through a booking system on google. "
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Sophie Minchilli
"Set in one of the most iconic corners of the Jewish Ghetto right next to the ancient Roman temple known as Portico D’ottavia, Giggetto has been serving traditional Roman fare since 1923. Start with their fried artichokes, fried baccalà (salt cod) and zucchini flower. On Thursdays don’t miss their Gnocchi"
Hannah
"Located in the center in the Jewish Ghetto. It has GREAT food. Highly recommend il carciofo judeo (Jewish artichoke). This style is fried, and it’s very yummy for an antipasto. For the primo and secondo options - they have great traditional Roman food. "
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