If one is looking for true local flavor and a adventure always find the nearest market. If one is…read morelooking for local deals it's always at the market. The water here is less than .50 cents where other places they want $2 and it's half the size go figure. I always peep out the deli to see the local foods and goods and to my amazement they had porchetta. they sell in Kilograms and they don't speak any English not that it matters because I learned treat others the way you want to be treated , so be prepared to point and google translate which makes this unique and truly a profound experience with a smile Thank you to google translate for being able to have these deep conversations Thank you to the kind gentleman that served me

Cheaper grocery shopping in the city of Rome for tourists.Also staff are friendly and helpful…read more Recommended by a friend.

Absolutely loved finding a Coops in the UK and Italy on our delayed honeymoon. They always have…read morewhat you need, the stores are always clean and you're bound to find something fresh and healthy that you hadn't planned to purchase.

A deceptively large Coop not far from Piazza Navona with a great selection and good pricing. Bring…read moreyour own bags or they'll charge you.

Small, clean, and cheap prices…read more This market has everything you need and cheap prices. Employees don't really speak English much. But vegetables are fresh and they have a lot of cheap alcohol.

This place is great for fresh and organic foods. I was surprised as Europe usually doesn't have…read moretons of "organic" food, most of their food are fresh and local anyways! But I did admire all of the gluten and vegan options on all of the boxes and packages of things. Also the fruits and meats were very fresh. This is the perfect place to feel like a local and chat with some Italians in the aisle!

A nice little market. The shelves are disorganized to an American eye but it all seems to make…read moresense to Romans. Their selection of fresh meat and fish is good. Fresh fruit and vegetables only so-so.

They closed before 9:00 PM. According to Yelp they are supposed to close at 9:00. It is really…read moreimportant that I get ice to treat my injury and my hotel doesn't have ice. Without icing my injury it is too painful to sleep. I am from out of the country and I can't easily navigate here.

A grocery store that's open for 24 hours. You have to go down a really weird alley to get there,…read morethat is more of a storage area, so you might think it's the wrong place, but believe me it's there. The store is a bit on the tiny side, and is a bit hard to navigate. Their fruit selection is a bit limited and it was a bit hard to find what I was looking for. Still, there aren't many quality grocery stores in the area, so you beggars can't be choosers. Overall, it did what it needed to do, but left a lot to be desired.

This place is kinda gross and smelly (definitely smells on the way in and there's lots of trash to…read morewalk back that's really unpleasant)- it felt crowded and dirty. They have groceries yes but really only go in if you need to and find smaller markets nearby instead.

Upon entering this little market, my husband and I felt like two children in a candy store. We were…read moresurrounded by delicious artisan cheese, bread, and Italian cured meats. The young gentleman behind the counter, Luigi treated us like we were old friends. He made several suggestions, and even helped me select a delicious bottle of wine. Yesterday, Luigi helped me select two of the most delicious types of cheese I've ever tasted in my entire life. Our Airbnb came equipped with a Panini maker, and this morning we decided to use some of our cheese and have a delicious Panini for breakfast.We plan to shop there every day while we are here in Rome. Thank you, Luigi. We will probably see you later today

A pretty swanky supermarket near the Coliseum and the Forum. Store is laid out very nicely and the…read morestaff is pretty friendly. They had all the basics we needed to supply our AirBnB, all the way down to laundry detergent. Good selection of beer/wine and has a decent assortment of bread/meat/cheeses. We came here daily on our trip to Rome to pick up supplies for breakfast and a pre-dinner snack. They also take credit cards, which is always nice for the international traveller.

Conad is founded by a cooperative of independent retailers and it has grown to be one of Italy's…read morelargest grocery retail groups. They carry many private label products, many products made by small to medium Italian producers in its Rome branches. This Conad was one of many grocery stores my boyfriend and I came for water and basic groceries to keep our travels affordable. The store was organized and service was no frills. In addition to the water we initially came in for I also picked up some Conad brand pineapple juice and an affordable asparagus omelet from their hot items area. It served its' purpose for our needs. The items we bought were super affordable and it prepared us well for the next morning so we could quickly eat and get on with the day for our early morning attractions.

Conad seems to be a chain supermarket in Rome. Found great Conad products like cookies and other…read moregroceries. Deli counter had amazing prosciutto and salami!

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.