Best Italian Restaurants in Flaminio

Opened in 2014 after the return of chef Noda Kotaro from his experiences in Northern Europe, it obtained the Michelin star in 2017. The cuisine of the Chef, a pupil of a young Enrico Crippa in Kobe, has always stood out for his techniques and his simplicity that is not taken for granted, the result of a great deal of research and synthesis. Territory and roots, Italy (with a specific focus on Rome) and Japan. A long journey of discovery and return home. Different cultures coexist at Bistrot64, and it's not a shame to think that even the birth of the word derives from this meeting, comparison and (tasty) coexistence of cultural identities.

Siciliainbocca Al Flaminio is a charming and lively restaurant in the Flaminio district of Rome, bringing Sicilian cuisine's authenticity and warmth. With a welcoming atmosphere and decorations that evoke the island of Sicily, the restaurant is perfect for those who want to savour authentic Mediterranean flavours in a familiar and colourful environment. Siciliainbocca Al Flaminio is the ideal place for a family dinner, a lunch with friends or a special occasion, where each dish celebrates Sicilian tradition with fresh ingredients and authentic recipes. The location of Siciliainbocca Al Flaminio is colourful and lively, with interiors that recall Sicilian culture and tradition: decorative tiles, colourful ceramics and details inspired by the markets and landscapes of the island. The walls are decorated with majolica and typical objects, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. During the summer, it is also possible to dine outdoors in a pleasant outdoor area where you can enjoy the Roman climate in a context that recalls the scents and colours of Sicily. Siciliainbocca Al Flaminio’s cuisine is inspired by Sicily's intense and genuine flavours, using high-quality products and typical ingredients such as fresh fish, ricotta, Bronte pistachios and citrus fruits. The appetizers are an explosion of Mediterranean flavours, with dishes such as Sicilian caponata, prepared with aubergines, celery, capers and olives, which combines sweetness and acidity in perfect balance. The grilled octopus on lemon potato cream is also very popular, as is the raw seafood platter with red prawns, scampi and fresh fish carpaccio.