Cristina Bowerman's Glass Hostaria in Rome's Trastevere holds one Michelin star for the modern Roman tasting menu with the city's strongest representation of female pastry chefs.
Tip: Closed Monday all day. The €95 vegetarian tasting runs the same length as the omnivore carte.
Address: Vicolo del Cinque 58, 00153 Roma, Rome
Giuseppe Di Iorio's Aroma at the Palazzo Manfredi in Rome holds one Michelin star and the rooftop view directly onto the Colosseum from every table.
Tip: The €120 lunch tasting is the value entry; dinner runs €175 for seven courses with the same view at sunset.
The Troiani brothers' Il Convivio in Rome's Centro Storico holds one Michelin star for the modern Italian carte they have cooked since 1988, with a deep Lazio wine cellar.
Tip: Closed Sunday all day. The €95 weekday lunch tasting is the easier entry; cellar tour by request.
Domenico Stile's Enoteca La Torre in Rome's Villa Laetitia holds one Michelin star for a Mediterranean tasting menu rooted in Campanian seafood and Lazio mountain produce.
Tip: The Lungotevere terrace seats book a fortnight ahead in summer. The €125 lunch tasting is the entry.
Andrea Pasqualucci's Moma in Rome's Via Veneto holds one Michelin star and runs the city's most reasonable starred tasting menu at €110 across seven courses.
Tip: Closed Sunday. The €55 weekday lunch set is the steal; dinner books a fortnight ahead.
Riccardo Di Giacinto's All'Oro in Rome's Flaminio holds one Michelin star for the chef's reading of Roman dishes through a modern fine-dining lens, with a discreet eight-table room.
Tip: Closed Sunday all day. The €110 vegetarian tasting menu runs the same number of courses as the carnivore carte.
Daniele Lippi's Acquolina in Rome's Centro Storico holds one Michelin star for the seafood-only tasting carte, with the Mediterranean catch driving the kitchen's modern technique.
Tip: The €85 lunch tasting at five courses is the easier entry; dinner runs seven courses at €140.
