Trippa alla romana is Rome's tripe dish: honeycomb tripe simmered in tomato sauce with celery, mint and a generous shower of grated pecorino romano; in Italy we have verified places to eat it in Rome. Start with where to eat Trippa alla romana in Rome.
Trippa alla romana is Rome's tripe dish: honeycomb tripe simmered in tomato sauce with celery, mint and a generous shower of grated pecorino romano. The Saturday lunch of the Testaccio quarter.
Trippa alla romana is part of the Testaccio quinto quarto offal canon that grew out of the city's old slaughterhouse trade. Honeycomb tripe (beef stomach) is poached, cut into ribbons, then simmered for 90 minutes in a tomato-celery sauce with the surprise of fresh mint at the end (the herb that distinguishes Roman tripe from Florentine or Milanese versions). The Saturday lunch of trippa was the Testaccio worker's tradition, with the dish often appearing on weekend menus only across the city. Sarah Cicolini's Santo Palato has put the dish back on Rome's must-eat lists since 2018; Checchino dal 1887 has cooked it as a Saturday-only special for over a century.
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