I found this small grocery market near the Coliseum…read more After exploring the Coliseum, we wanted to find a quick place to get some water. A quick Google map search revealed that this market was very close. It was easy to walk to and find. They have a good food selection here and the pricing appears to be reasonable, especially compared to other places. I was able to get a large bottle of pferrier and some kefif for less than 3 euros. I imagine I would have shopped here for snakes and a bit of groceries if I was staying in or visiting this this area for a bit longer.

I absolutely love Carrefour. It's convenient and has everything you need to stock a kitchen for a…read morefew weeks. Great prices, customer service and abbreviated selection of Italian products, fruits and vegetables.

I was so happy to find this store in Rome!! After being in…read moreRome for two years, I was really craving some American classic snacks :) don't judge haha. The prices are a bit high but reasonable when compared to Amazon. They have all the classic snacks, candy and drinks from the US. The staff is extremely friendly! They speak English really well and were so fun to talk to. Will definitely come back soon!

Grocery store stocked with mostly Chinese non perishables…read moreDried noodles Ramen Sauces Cups, bowls, pots, some rice cookers Snack and chips Beans Rice Soap, shampoo Fish balls Has a small fridge in the front with some fresh vegetables, tofu, cakes, drinks Super close to the Nuovo Mercato Esquilino where you can get all the fresh stuff. Friendly staff. Take card, which is pretty great. Great convenient place with pretty good prices.

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.

Funny to come to Eataly while we were in Italy! Three floors of EVERYTHING ITALIAN!! So much to…read morelook at and so many options for dining as well! Clean and organized store!

Half Half Winter, which is an unexpected combination of hot chocolate (the dense kind) and espresso…read morefrappe. It's a brilliant drink for the in between October weather. Love the space, it's one of the largest Eataly I have ever visited. (Been to Genoa, Florence, Toronto). Worth the visit.