Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Italy

"Besides its impressive VIP clientele and fine cocktails, this restaurant attracts gourmands in its gorgeous outdoor space in the historic piazza de Ricci, which the restaurant has all to itself. The menu specializes in seafood that is always fresh, and prepared in a multitude of ways by chef David Cianetti. The selection of crudo from the seafood raw bar can feature, according to season and market availability, fine French oysters, local king prawns, assorted fish carpaccios and tartares served with seasonal fruits."

"Pierluigi is another one of those classic restaurants for seafood in Rome. They have built a name for themselves over the years, with good reason. And not that this is a reason to eat there by itself, but it's one of the rare places to eat outside in Rome where you will enjoy a spacious plaza, and almost no traffic whizzing by you."

"A narrow patio and nondescript glass storefront give way to the elegant interior of Il Sanlorenzo, central Rome’s finest fish restaurant. Dishes depend on seasonal availability and fishing conditions off the coast of Lazio but typically feature local shellfish. The restaurant is known for its pasta, which the kitchen cooks very al dente, with clams, sea urchin roe, or razor clams."

"This gorgeous space, with its chandeliers and soaring original brickwork ceilings, houses one of the best seafood restaurants in the Eternal...Read More"

"This dining spot footsteps from Piazza Navona is a guarantee when it comes to seafood. The setting is simple and elegant, and has remained the same through the decades. Order the tuna tartare with avocado as a starter, followed by the juicy spigola in crosta di patate."

"Piazza Nicosia, 24 (Centro Storico) Mon – Sat 12.30pm – 3pm, 7.30pm – 12am €€€dueladroni.com. This dining spot footsteps from Piazza Navona is a guarantee when it comes to seafood. The setting is simple and elegant, and has remained the same through the decades."

"One of the best family-friendly restaurants in Rome serving traditional food, at Mamma Angelina you will always find a warm and cozy atmosphere. This is where the locals eat in Rome Quartiere Africano when they want quality food and tradition with some innovative and creative dishes, with a large choice of fish options. Appreciated by the regular customers especially for their great fried calamari and hand-sliced potatoes."

"Ristorante Livello 1 can be described as a journey into the flavors and scents of the sea, enjoyed in total relaxation while immersed in the comfortable and elegant surroundings of the dining area. Chef Mirko di Mattia and Felix Lo Basso create magic in the kitchen here. Dishes range from creative appetizers such as squidfish with eggplant and smoked provola cheese and basil gelée, to great classic fish dishes such as homemade lobster tagliolini or freshly caught fish prepared a traditional way to enhance its flavor and freshness."

"Anyone living in Rome knows that finding a good restaurant in the EUR neighbourhood isn’t that easy. Thankfully, Livello 1 has decided to raise the standard, and make our decision-making process much easier. With a wonderful open kitchen, Livello 1 serves delicious seafood in a contemporary setting."

"Situated on the top floor of the five-star Hotel Raphael near Piazza Navona, Mater Terrae has a terrace with views to rival any in Rome. The space was designed by American architect Richard Meier and speaks of luxury, and wins the prize for the poshest vegetarian restaurant in Rome. The cuisine, using only organic ingredients, is modern and innovative, With prices to match it’s perfect for a special romantic dinner."

"Perfect for a quick and light lunch as you stroll around Rione Monti, Green&Go is another possibility when looking for vegan restaurants in Rome. The customers seem to appreciate the different combinations of salads and soups. Vegan desserts are also an option, which makes it perfect even for a mid-afternoon snack!"

"Dip into a tropical paradise with a smoothie or snack at this vibrant vegetarian café. Giuliana Alodi, originally from Brazil, has brought Amazonian flavors to the Italian capital, and Vitaminas 24 is one of the few places where you can find açai, maracujà and guarana on the menu. Try the cremolato (a mix between an icy granita and a creamy gelato) with papaya, cassis, milk and honey, and don’t miss the savory Brazilian pastries such as empanadas filled with cheese, or the rissoles with seasonal vegetables."

"Pigneto is a neighborhood that has a lot to offer, and this out of the ordinary restaurant is surely part of it. A variety of soups, quiches, burgers and desserts makes Vitaminas 24 the perfect choice both for lunch and for dinner. If you are in the area for an aperitif, a selection of cheese with peculiar jams and organic drinks will be available from 6pm to 8pm."

"One of Rome’s most prestigious hotels, the Hassler celebrated its 125th birthday in 2018. Guests book here for the magical views of the city from the top of the Spanish Steps, for the sophisticated style of the suites and for the impeccable service, which is surprisingly warm for a five-star hotel. The facilities are first rate and include the Rossano Ferretti Hair Salon, the Amorvero Spa, the Michelin-starred Imàgi restaurant and the elegant Hassler bar – where, it is said, Princess Diana described their house bellini as the best ever."

"Hassler Roma, or Rome’s Stairway to Heaven, as the legendary hotel is popularly known, is located at the top of the Spanish Steps in the heart of Rome and has been serving its clientele for the past 125 years. The hotel overlooks one of the city’s most famous squares, Piazza di Spagna, and offers guests a central, five-star hub for all their adventures in and around Rome. A total of 87 luxe rooms is available with only the best amenities, along with a sauna, fitness centre, and a Michelin-starred restaurant."

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"Tiramisú Trastevere is a shop specializing only in tiramisu where you can customize your topping. Moreover, they prepare your order right in front of you, so you will be able to witness the process of creating delicious Italian desserts!"

"Via Ostiense, 54 (Testaccio) Monday – Saturday 7am – 9.30pm, Sunday 7.30am – 9.30pmAndreottidal1931. Insider tip: founded in 1931, these pastries have obtained recognition as a historic shop of interest. A favourite amongst Rome’s celebrities, pop in for something sweet and you never know who you’ll run into."