Piazza Capranica 99-100
(buzz the doorbell!)
- mainly seafood, the Tyrrhenian Sea menu was delicious
- excellent professional service
4/5
Palazzo Capranica is one of the few surviving buildings of Rome dating back to the 15th century.
The palace is an interesting example of the beginning of Renaissance architecture (1457).
It preserves, together with elegant cross-windows, marble trefoil double lancet windows.
The palace was built for cardinal Domenico Capranica
who wanted a residence for his family and a college for clergymen.
Via di Ripetta 43
- good food
- kind of young and trendy (although not!) atmosphere
3/5
Via della Rosetta 8-9
- delicious food, rather expensive
- sort of chaotic atmosphere
- got a pack of biscotti to take home
3/5
Had made bookings to all three restaurants in advance.
In every place the food was served
in square or glass plates...
Have to say the food was well-prepaired and tasty
in these 3 restaurants,
being perhaps a bit too critical,
but in Italy you expect to get a "heaven has landed" experience, don't you?
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