The British Corner

“Many of the city’s ethnic restaurants are actually cultural associations, which is the case for Waraku. Although sushi is one of the more proliferous non-Italian food items to be found in the city, Waraku is special because it focuses on other Japanese specialties: ramen, rice curries and dumplings”

“Gourmet restaurant. Ten tables in the dining room (with open kitchen) and fifteen outside, open only for dinner (aperitif propose the cold cuts of Re Norcino) with tasting menu at 38 euro and paper season that will change every month.”

“Almost directly in front of Opulentia you’ll find no-frills Greek joint Kalapà which serves up scrumptious stuffed potatoes. For under €6 you can eat your fill of potatoes loaded with Mediterranean ingredients, including the Koriatiki. Kalapà also has a variety of gyros and souvlaki if you’re after other foods.”

“BURGER JOINT: Sometimes you just want a burger! Tasty burgers and fries along with good quality fish, chicken and hot dogs. They have a nice house made lime ketchup for their fries too. Check out the speakeasy door too to visit the cool rooftop bar Spirito.”

“Drinks: This place was voted one of the top cocktail bars in all of Rome. They have very cool drinks here, their most popular special is called a "Carbonara Sour". My favorite is their "Black Mary", which is a take on a bloody mary. They also have an ever-changing menu that is super good with big portions! Definitely try this tiny place out.”