From an American: I came to Rome as the last leg of my trip to explore the history, but also to get…read morea taste of the local cuisine. This can be very difficult to do when traveling in any touristy city, and especially in Rome. I passed this restaurant/farmers market earlier in the day and noticed there were no signs/menus in English. There was nobody hustling me to come in and sit down. There was only one woman, who I believe is the owner, that speaks limited English but was very kind. I thought eureka, this is the place! Finally, after having tried dozens of restaurants throughout Italy, I found my favorite and most authentic Italian food (my limited knowledge leads me to believe it is native to this region). I came in for €10 Aperitivo around 17:30. The owner gave me a delectable plate of eggplant lasagna, sautéed greens and grilled vegetables, with a bread puff filled with vegetable pieces similar to the consistency of a hush puppy. I was floored. If you're looking to get a taste of local Italian cuisine while in Rome, this is the place. Could not have been more satisfied after trying Carbonara, Gnocchi, and pizza dishes cooked by foreigners and being subsequently begged to leave a tip which is not customary in Italian culture cuisine. I've said what I needed to say. Enjoy!

A small and interesting health food place with a few tables to sit at. The organic Italian beer I…read moregot here was merely alright. The pomegranate fizzing drink I enjoyed here while waiting for a nearby restaurant to open was more noteworthy. Seemed to be translated in the French to the worrying sounding 'grenade'

I went to this market today and I was overwhelmed with joy! Being from the States, I have struggled…read morefinding natural foods in the supermarkets. I was specifically looking for almond butter and I was surprised to find they had a few different selections. I also purchased some Yogi tea which I have not seen at the other grocery stores. The employees were very friendly, and one employee did her best to translate the tea for me! It is a little pricey, but definitely worth the visit if you are looking for natural foods here in Rome.

Great local business and the best pannini grilled sandwich that I had in 2 weeks in Italy. What a…read morefind. Fantastic and highly recommended

Has a little of everything for your travel needs. Nice selection of wine and chocolate. Had a…read morebottle of limoncello shaped like the old country. Had to get it. Delicious.

The health food store in Ludovisi…read more My wife who uses vast amounts of oat milk loves the place. Outside of oatmilk, the healthy stuff simply can not compete with the outstanding quality of Italian groceries. Italian groceries taste amazing and the produce is as fresh and healthy as it can possibly be. (Particularly if you shop at neighborhood farmers markets.) But NaturaSi is super useful on one thing. They have cookies and candy bars that are totally insane. Going to a health food store to load up on cookies and candy seems to be contrary to the whole point of the enterprise. Pick up an oat milk while you are at it to maintain your integrity. My wife says the chocolate oat milk is first rate.

I really enjoyed my dining experience here. An adorable dining are and an extensive library, I…read morewish I had more time to stay! I had the tasting menu served on a Royal Indian Thali. Each course was better than the last. Classic Ayurveda philosophy of using all the flavors in each course. It was very filling, and too much for one person so I ended up taking some back to the hotel to enjoy later. There was only one waiter and the place was packed so it took a while for my food to come out. But he was very apologetic about the wait and I honestly didn't mind. In Ayurveda medicine it is best to eat slowly and enjoy each bite. I recommend this place if you're looking for more than just a quick bite, and enjoy the experience.

Vegan options galore (almost everything)! Interesting Indian food in the heart of Rome…read more Here's advice: Portions are HUUUUUGE. You might think the prices are expensive, but they aren't! One meal will serve two people... EASILY (and deliciously). You will over "Dosa" for sure! ;) The service is pretty slow, but the staff is super friendly. So just sit back, relax, and enjoy your food that comes out one at a time. Check out the ruins around the corner when you come out. Just stand there for a while to digest all that food. (Don't feed the goddam cats you tourist!)