Where to eat in Rome on Sunday
Wondering where to eat in Rome on Sunday? Eating out in Rome can be a delightful experience, but some restaurants are closed on Sunday, as traditionally it’s a day of rest in Italy.
However, there are still an abundance of dining options for those keen to explore Roman gastronomy.
Here are some good options for eating in Rome on Sunday
For a full insight into Italian cuisine, join our Sunday Rome Food and wine tour. Alternatively, learn to make pasta from scratch with a Roman chef, on our cooking class.
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Sunday Dinner in Rome
Sunday Lunch in Rome
Sunday Brunch in Rome
Sunday Breakfast in Rome
Sunday Food Tour in Rome
Sunday Cooking Class in Rome
Sunday Dinner in Rome
Il Segreto
The locally loved restaurant Il Segreto, situated in the foodie neighborhood of Prati, is the place to go for Sunday evening dinner.
Every aspect of the restaurant is infused with warmth. The interiors are simple and tasteful, with an open kitchen, allowing you to watch the chefs at work.
The seasonal menu offers Roman cuisine with a contemporary flair, using locally sourced ingredients.
Begin with a selection of delicious cheese and cold cuts. Try one of the freshly made pasta dishes such as amatriciana and cacio e pepe, followed by one of the meat or fish options. Save room for their homemade tiramisu.
The impressive wine list offers bottles coming from vineyards across Italy.
Address – Via Candia, 71, 00192 Roma
Aroma
For fine dining in Rome on Sunday, consider Aroma, offering one of the most prestigious culinary experiences in Italy’s capital city.
Enjoy an exceptional meal on a candlelit terrace, overlooking the Colosseum.
The Michelin-star restaurant combines sophisticated blends of traditional Roman and Mediterranean flavors, with the finest ingredients.
It’s essential to make reservations well in advance due to its popularity
An ideal location for celebrating special occasions or for those who want to indulge in an unforgettable gastronomic experience while in Rome.
Address – Via Labicana, 125, 00184 Roma
See our blog on the best restaurants near the Colosseum
Sunday Lunch in Rome
Sunday is a popular day for Italians to go out for pizza.
Piccolo Buco
Piccolo Buco is a pizzeria located next to the Trevi Fountain, offering Neapoletan-style pizza with huge thick crusts, cooked in a wood-fired oven.
The popularity is undeniable, with the restaurant awarded for their pizza, from Gambero Rosso (Italy’s version of the Michelin Guide) and Top 50 Pizza in Italy.
Open from Tuesday to Sunday for both lunch and dinner. They are closed on Mondays, and reservations are accepted for lunch only.
See our blog one the best pizza in Rome.
Address – Via del Lavatore, 91, 00187 Roma
Pizzarium
Rome’s most popular pizza al taglio (pizza by the slice) owned by famed baker and pizzeroilo Gabriele Bonci is certainly worth a visit.
The opening hours on Sunday are 11:00-15:00 and 17:00 – 22:00
Watch our video on Pizzarium to whet your appetite.
Address – Via della Meloria, 43, 00136 Roma
Trapizzino
Trapizzino is a must try street food in Rome, with multiple locations across the city, including Trasteveve, Testaccio and Prati, all open on Sunday.
The name is is a playful creation combining “tramezzino” (a type of Italian sandwich served in cafes) and “pizza,” due to dough used for this unique snack.
Trapizzino is a thick slice of lightly fermented pizza dough, cut into a triangular pocket and stuffed with a variety of classic Italian dishes.
The fillings are inspired by typical Roman and Italian recipes, such as “pollo alla cacciatora” (hunter-style chicken), “melanzane alla parmigiana” (eggplant parmesan), or the iconic “coda alla vaccinara” (oxtail stew).
Note that the Trapizzino venue in Trastevere is closed on Mondays.
Sunday Brunch in Rome
The Rome Cavalieri Hotel
The Rome Cavalieri Hotel offers a luxurious Sunday Brunch experience featuring a buffet with a wide array of dishes.
The brunch includes appetizers, pasta, seafood, meat and fish dishes, tartare, salads, cheeses and cold cuts, as well as a large dessert selection.
The brunch takes place on Sundays from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. The price is €95 for adult and €45 for children.
Address – Via Alberto Cadlolo, 101, 00136 Roma
Sunday Breakfast in Rome
Sant’Eustachio Il Caffè
Sant’Eustachio Il Caffè is a historic and renowned coffee shop in Rome.
They are known for their quality, using only the best Arabica coffee in their blend, which has made it a favorite spot for coffee lovers.
Enjoy a Maritozzo, a traditional Roman pastry that’s light, airy, and sweet with your coffee.
Address – Piazza di S. Eustachio, 82, 00186 Roma
Babingtons
For a heartier breakfast, pop over to Babingtons located next to the Spanish Steps.
Popular options include, eggs Benedict on an English muffin, sweet and savory buns, French toast, and fluffy buttermilk pancakes.
To drink, choose a tea from their incredible selection or go with coffee, freshly squeezed orange juice, or even Champagne!
Address – Piazza di Spagna, 23, 00187 Roma
Sunday Food Tour in Rome
Choice between our award winning-winning food tours.
On Sunday we offer an evening food and wine tour in the neighborhood of Prati
Alternatively the Trastevere tour available at midday and in the evening.
Sunday Cooking Class in Rome
The Roman Food Tour cooking class, makes for a memorable Sunday experience. Learn how to make traditional Italian pasta from scratch, with a local Roman chef.
For more restaurants tips for where to eat in Rome, email us contactus@romanfoodtour.com