Gusto
Neighborhood: Via del Corso
Foodie Tip: Not just for food, kitchen-lovers should make use of the gourmet bookstore with one of the largest collection of cookbooks in Rome.
Neighborhood: Trastevere
Foodie Tips: Even if you're full, try the white truffle crème brûlée to finish. One of the hottest restaurants to hit Trastevere in years, Glass Hostaria is a cutting-edge architectural eatery with a traditional flair for local artesian cuisine. Tucked inside a 15th-century palazzo on a picturesque alleyway, the uber-modern space is a lofty two-story design with iron-staircase rising through its center. Stainless-steel tables with not-so-comfy resin chairs line the main dining room with parquet-wood floors and exposed bedrock columns. A pan-Italian menu features foodie-pleasing delights and traditional dishes at a surprisingly affordable price. Local market-fresh salads and vegetables are coupled with homemade breads from a wood fire oven. Pasta dishes include Castelmagno-stuffed ravioli in butter emulsion with fresh shavings of white Alba truffles. Entrees vary between provincial chicken or breaded veal cutlet to a more elaborate ricotta-stuffed duck breast with cherry sauce.



