Spirito di Vino
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With a perennial presence in Trip Advisor's top 100, you may dine amongst more foreigners than locals, but as one of the city's chief slow food exponents, it's worth following the masses. A family... Read More
With a perennial presence in Trip Advisor's top 100, you may dine amongst more foreigners than locals, but as one of the city's chief slow food exponents, it's worth following the masses. A family affair, chef Eliana Catalani's husband explains the history of the often-ancient dishes on the menu while her son oversees the wine cellar. Their menu changes regularly featuring the very best of local, organic produce. The building is imbued with history, once housing the oldest synagogue in Rome and with a wine cellar that is around 160 years older than the Colosseum. BUS: 3, 23. TRAM: 8
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Maria Pasquale
Rome Local Expert
- Roman: "Following a recipe over 2,000-years-old, the pork shoulder was a favorite of Julius Caesar."
- Best for Roman Because: Spirito di Vino is one of Rome's best certified Slow Food restaurants.
