Osteria Da Fortunata
Article By: Kate Johns
2 years ago
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Have I mentioned the food yet?? Rome is home to many delectable dishes such as carbonara, gnocci alla romana and hosts some incredible places to eat and drink. Right near Piazza Navona is one of my all-time favourite restaurants.
Take a stroll over to walk through Campo dei Fiori and enjoy the beautiful market vibes, and when you’re done, bee line straight for lunch!
I still remember the first time I walked up to Osteria Da Fortunata, when the gorgeous Italian Nonna was standing in the shop window making the handmade bucatini that I was about to eat. Osteria da Fortunata which is located just 1 minute from Campo dei Fiori. Prepare yourself for the best carbonara of your entire life. Also, their Cacio e Pepe is to die for. I personally love going here for lunch as it is a really heavy meal, perfect to fuel you for the rest of the afternoon's activities! Also, in true Italian style, pasta is generally consumed at lunch time!!
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- Via del Pellegrino, 11/12, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
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