If you want to pick up some cheese and take back to your place or if you want to pull up chair and…read morehave some Cheese and Wine this is an awesome place! We came here 3 times during our visit to Rome! First time we asked for the 5 stinkiest cheese they had, they were sooo good! They we went back and got some different types we never had and then the last we asked for the best. They were so friendly, and helpful! They also sell wine to pair up with the cheeses! You need try this place out! Caio

Great service - delicious wine and cheese pairings recommended by a very friendly and informed…read morestaff in the historic Jewish ghetto of Rome.

6th generation family operated. Very helpful owners wife. She speaks English. I'm United Airline…read morecrew and visit on every layover. They pack the cheese beautifully for the plane ride home. Buffalo mozzarella and provolone!!!

If you want gourmet cheese this is your store. While there are plenty of choices at the "super…read moremarket" or deli end, they have a nice selection of some very fine cheese.

Nice little shop next to the Pantheon. You can grab a quick bite to eat from sandwiches with the…read moreBEST variety of sandwich meat to cannolis. Moderately priced , fast service.

Amazing different types of cheeses and hams just little pricey. However I Really recommend this…read moreplace

If you're ever in Rome and looking for a great edible souvenir--or something special to bring home…read moreto friends and family--Antica Caciara in Trastevere is a must! Over a few days, the name Antica Caciara kept popping up. Then I picked up a Louis Vuitton Rome City Guide in our hotel lobby, flipped through it, and there it was again. At that point, it had to be fate... or really good marketing. I'm choosing to believe it was fate! The moment you walk in, you're hit with the most amazing aromas of cheese and cured meats. They have a wonderful selection of cheeses, meats, cookies, oils, balsamic vinegars, and all kinds of Italian goodies. But what really made our visit special were Roberto and Anna. Their family has owned and operated the shop since 1900, and they welcomed us with such genuine warmth. Roberto proudly showed us a magazine photo featuring him and the shop, and you could immediately tell how much his family and their history mean to him. It was absolutely charming. Of course, we couldn't leave without bringing Italy home with us. We bought what may have been an excessive amount of 24-month Parmigiano Reggiano to share with family and friends. Anna got quite a laugh out of how much cheese we were taking home! Let's just say an extra suitcase was needed. She even gave us detailed instructions on how to wrap and store it--cheesecloth first, then parchment so the cheese can breathe. Our friends and family were thrilled to receive their little pieces of Italy, beautifully wrapped just the way Anna taught us. Places like this are what make traveling so memorable. Yes, the food was fantastic, but it was the people, the history, and the personal experience that made Antica Caciara one of our favorite little discoveries in Rome. If you're in Rome, go! And tell Roberto and Anna that Glenn and Bob sent you.

Open since 1920 is THE place to go in Trastevere for a sublime cheese experience…read more get some cheese, guanciale, or even just a panino

Great produce and atmosphere where it counts the most. Top notch cheeses and cold cuts. Can't miss…read morefor cheese lovers.

Very nice bar/store in the Roma Termini. Lots of fresh, pastries, sandwiches and other treats. They…read morealso sell Mozzarella di Bufala, burro di Bufala and carne di Bufala. The "pasta pie" that I had was excellent as were the cappuccino and cornetto. Fun place to browse around while waiting for your train. Tables inside and out or have your espresso at the bar.

This gourmet store has a nice assortment of high-quality food items, pastries, cheeses, meats, and…read morefresh pasta. The pizza is very reasonable and delicious! The shop is like stepping back in time. The two ladies sitting at the second entrance with take your payments.

What used to be one of the greatest Italian food shops in the world (no kidding) has now been…read moreconverted into a sort of a highly expensive appetizer bar with bistro tables. Nearly all of the gourmet food products have been removed, so this absolutely is not a place to go food shopping as there are far better places in Rome to shop for excellent cheese and meats. It is an absolute shame that this wonderful shop has been ruined. All the wonderful employees are gone. What were they thinking??? People from all over Rome and the world used to come here for the most prized food products from around Italy. Now, there is essentially no reason to come here. Shame!!!!

This is the deli next to the taverna. An excellent selection of wines, cheeses, and meats. The…read moresandwiches are excellent, made with good sized portions of meat and cheese, but require a lot of patience.

If you're in Rome and you find yourself lured into a restaurant with laminated menus in six…read morelanguages and a guy outside yelling pasta pizza wine, RUN. Run far. Wander instead, like a lost poet with a grumbling stomach, into cobblestoned labyrinth of Rome. That's where you'll stumble upon La Bottega de Cesar, a place so anti-touristy it might actually judge you for being there. This isn't your we have 85 things on the menu and none of them are good kind of place. No. Cesar's got, like, 20 options. Maybe fewer. You either want it or you don't. Let's talk about this pizza. I got the one with olives and capers because I believe in strong, salty opinions, and mamma mia, it delivered. The dough? Listen. You think you've had good dough? You haven't. You've had bread-flavored regret. This crust is holy. It's crispy, airy, slightly chewy, and somehow doesn't sit in your stomach like a rock made of sadness and gluten. It's not poison like American bread. It's the kind of bread that loves you back. Every bite tastes like the chef gave up on Michelin stars and decided to win hearts instead. There are no signature cocktails, no QR code menus, and no fake Parmesan. So go. But don't you dare find it easily. You're supposed to get lost first.

We ate here last night and it was a terrific experience. The positano salad was absolutely…read moredelicious. The zucchini were blanched and flavored perfectly on a crisp bed of lettuce with a generous portion of flavorful cherry tomatoes and wonderful mozzarella. The picture only shows part of the salad as I only took the photo after eating a lot of it! We also ordered the carbonara and it lived up to its reputation! The gnocchi were delicious as well. I loved the petite size and the tomato sauce got tastier with each bite. Highly recommend! Not for big groups as seating is limited.