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2 french bistro places in Rome we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Rome | French Bistro across every city.
French bistro cooking is a thin seam in Rome, where the trattoria dominates and the closest thing is often a wine-led room serving simple plates. The handful of options sit in the centro storico, where Maccheroni and Enoteca Corsi pair carafes of wine with unfussy, market-driven food. Both lean Roman at heart, so treat the bistro label loosely and come for the room rather than a Paris menu.
Maccheroni in Rome's Centro Storico runs the kitchen to 23:30 with Roman pasta classics, a piazza terrace and a wine carafe list, the late-bistro alternative.
OrderRoman pasta classics, salumi
TipOpen daily 12:30-23:30. Book the piazza terrace seats a week ahead for May to September.
Enoteca Corsi is a french bistro room in Centro Storico. Cash only. Open lunch only; closed Sunday. The 12:30 seating runs busiest; arrive 12:15 for a table.
TipCash only. Open lunch only; closed Sunday. The 12:30 seating runs busiest; arrive 12:15 for a table.
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