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21. Al Covo
A family-run Castello restaurant founded in 1987 in an early 20th-century osteria, serving traditional Venetian seafood with vegetables from its own Sant'Erasmo garden.
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52 places · Updated November 12, 2026
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A family-run Castello restaurant founded in 1987 in an early 20th-century osteria, serving traditional Venetian seafood with vegetables from its own Sant'Erasmo garden.
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Founded by Felice Trivelloni in 1936, this Testaccio institution is best known for cacio e pepe tossed at the table.
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Two-Michelin-star restaurant at Grand Hotel Parker's, where chef Domenico Candela reinterprets Campanian tradition with views over the Gulf of Naples.
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The original Langosteria, opened in 2007 in the Tortona district, a fashionable seafood restaurant known for its raw fish and lively dining room.
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A narrow Florentine trattoria open since 1869, known for chicken cooked in butter, bistecca and a meringue cake, best booked well ahead.
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Enrico Bartolini's three-Michelin-star restaurant on the third floor of the Mudec museum, serving creative tasting menus and a la carte dishes.
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At the foot of Monte Testaccio, Flavio al Velavevodetto is a busy trattoria serving quinto quarto offal dishes, fresh pasta and classic Roman sauces.
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Historic pizzeria near Via Chiaia, linked to Raffaele Esposito and the story of the pizza Margherita created for Queen Margherita in 1889.
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A Burano trattoria run by the Barbaro family for four generations, famous for its risotto di gò made with lagoon goby and for wood-grilled fish.
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A family-run neighbourhood trattoria just outside Porta San Frediano since 1956, serving old Florentine home cooking from a daily menu at modest prices.
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A contemporary Japanese restaurant opened in 2007, holding a Michelin star since 2015 for its creative sushi and Japanese-Italian cooking.
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A modern Venetian osteria under the Rialto portico where the Republic's public bank once stood, with brick vaults and a terrace on the Grand Canal.
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Dating back to 1860 by its own account, Piperno is a classic of the Ghetto known for carciofi alla giudia and fried salt cod.
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Small restaurant group devoted to Neapolitan ragù, the slow-cooked Sunday meat sauce, opened in 2013 on a lane in the historic centre.
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A large, busy trattoria facing the Mercato Centrale since 1977, popular for Tuscan pasta, bistecca and its tables on the market square.
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A neighbourhood trattoria at the end of the tram 8 line in Monteverde, Da Cesare al Casaletto serves Roman classics and a strong list of Lazio wines.
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A Milan institution a minute from the Duomo, selling hot panzerotti, small filled and fried or baked turnovers, to a constant queue.
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A small Santa Croce osteria with a menu that changes daily, mixing Venetian tradition and fusion ideas, and known for vegetable dishes such as its pumpkin flan.
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Michelin-starred restaurant in a three-storey seafront building in Posillipo, with a pizzeria and cocktail bar on site and views across the gulf.
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A family-run lunchtime trattoria beside the Mercato Centrale since 1953, serving a daily menu of Florentine dishes to market workers, students and visitors.
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