Ba'Ghetto in Rome's Jewish Ghetto serves the cucina giudaico-romanesca canon under kosher supervision. Priced at €€. Kitchen leans roman-jewish.
OrderCarciofo alla giudia, aliciotti con l'indivia and the spaghetti with anchovies.
TipKosher kitchen; closed Friday evening through Saturday lunch. Book ahead for Sunday lunch.
Nonna Betta in Rome's Jewish Ghetto runs the giudaico-romanesca menu with a wider modern carte than the strictly-kosher houses. Priced at €€.
OrderCarciofo alla giudia, concia di zucchine and the spaghetti with bottarga.
TipOpen Saturday lunch; not strictly kosher but recipes follow the Roman-Jewish tradition.
Pasticceria Boccione in Rome's Jewish Ghetto has baked the cucina giudaico-romanesca pastry canon since 1815, with the crostata di visciole e ricotta.
Worth the queueCrostata di visciole e ricotta
TipNo sign on the door; look for the queue. Cash only; closed Saturday (Shabbat).
Guided tour · 2h 30m
Experience the city like a local and gain a deeper appreciation for its culinary heritage. Join a guided walking tour of Rome's Jewish Quarter and Campo de' Fiori with...
Guided tour · 2h 30m
Taste the best of Roman Street Food & learn about Italian traditions. Explore the historic Jewish Quarter and the vibrant Campo de' Fiori area. Immerse in the authenti...
Guided tour · 4 hours
Taste your way around Rome's Trastevere neighborhood on a walking tour with a local guide. Try a wide variety of Italian classics including pizza, pasta, gelato, pork,...
.jpg){kind=link}