🌺Rome + Florence🌺 a foodies guide🍝🍋🇮🇹
Just an hour by train, Rome and Florence are the perfect combo for a short Italian city break. Here are all the foodie spots we tried and loved!🍝🍕🍨🥞
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Where to eat in Rome
So worth the hype🤤 Everything is so fresh and homemade. I highly recommend the pesto fettuccine and al ragu.
the yummiest breakfast with a view of the trevi fountain. I recommend the pistachio croissant and brioche with cream.
We did a cooking class and made our own fettuccine and tiramisu. Best pasta we ate in Rome!!
Amazing food and really friendly staff! Perfect place to stop for lunch and a drink.
If you want an amazing view of the colosseum while you eat😍🍝
Fresh yummy pasta in the cute Trastevere area, definitely one to add to the list! Still dreaming about this tiramisu.
This was a really cute restaurant right in front of the colosseum. We sat outside for breakfast and had the perfect view.
Where to eat in Florence
Amazing restaurant in a cute little Florence street. I highly recommend the florentine tomato soup and meat/cheese platter.
The perfect ice cream spot next to the duomo🍦 Lots of vegan options available too!
Stunning restaurant right next to the duomo. Perfect for any time of day.
If you're looking for pancakes or a more 'American-style' breakfast then this is the place to be🤤 Lunch and dinner looks delicious too.
A gorgeous riverside restaurant that I couldn't stop going back to! Also the first place I found in Florence that had matcha on the menu which is a bonus.
Definetely on the pricier side but the food and views makes up for it! I went there for breakfast and lunch. Really lovely for a croissant and coffee in the morning, it was so peaceful.
Now THIS was an insane gelateria. They had a huge chocolate wall and an endless selection of gelato and chocolate flavours. It's definitely a treat but if you're after a more fancy, upscale gelato spot, Venchi is the one.
This was a really cute authentic Italian restaurant. The pasta was unbelievable and of course the steak.