Best Restaurants in Vatican City
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Da Francesco Restaurant
A nice pizza restaurant which serves typical thin Roman pizza. It lies just a few minutes' walk away from Piazza Navona.
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La Botticella Restaurant
This small, cosy restaurant enjoys a well-deserved reputation among the locals.
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Cantina e Cucina
This small, cosy restaurant hidden away near Piazza Navona is owned by three friends, Andrea, Simone and Riccardo.
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Cul de Sac Restaurant
Visit one of Rome's historic wine bars and choose from white, red or pink wines! You'll definitely find the best one for you here!
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Cacio e Pepe Restaurant
This lovely restaurant is a good place to experience a real Roman meal.
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Armando al Pantheon
Standing right next to the Pantheon, this restaurant has been serving delicious pasta to the hungry customers ever since 1961.
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Café Rosati
This venue is one of the most popular places in Rome, as well as one of the oldest.
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