Savouring Rome
Freshly reopened, Rome for Two welcomes you with a new spirit and a renewed charm. Once the heart of our family home, it has now become a cozy, intimate haven for those wishing to discover Rome at a gentler, more heartfelt pace.
When we lived here, we spent countless days wandering through the city—finding quiet corners, sunlit piazzas, and places that felt like secrets shared only with those who truly loved Rome.
Now, we’re passing those treasures on to you, so you can experience the city the way we did: like a true local, and with a touch of romance in every step.
Da Domenico
A long-time favorite – slightly upscale, truly Italian in spirit, with excellent traditional dishes and an inviting atmosphere.
Gelateria Fassi
A 15-minute walk into another neighborhood, but absolutely worth it! This legendary gelateria, founded in 1880, was the first to export ice cream overseas using dry ice.
L'800
Perfect for breakfast, coffee, aperitivo, or a quick lunch. They have a lovely hidden indoor spot with a buffet-style lunch option.
San Giò
Ideal for breakfast, a quick lunch, or dinner. Offers pizza, pasta, and meat dishes in a relaxed setting.
Naumachia
A lovely restaurant serving à la carte lunch and dinner, featuring classic Italian dishes and warm hospitality.
How to get there
Li Rioni
One of the best pizzerias in Rome, open only in the evening. They serve authentic Roman-style pizza – thin and delightfully crispy.
Rome by gelato
Turn tourism into a tasty adventure: stroll through Rome’s neighborhoods and discover some handpicked gelaterias.
The “Nasoni” of Rome
The water from Rome’s famous Nasoni comes from ancient Roman aqueducts, remarkable feats of engineering.
Rome’s secret parks
Rome hides many green spaces waiting to be discovered. Around Rome for Two, there are some truly special ones.