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Have a dinner in trattoriain Rome, Italy

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A cafe where is no menu, wine is served not in bottles, but in decanter locals like to visit for a cheap and well-rested meal.
How to have a dinner in trattoria in Rome
These traditional Italian cafe are located throughout the city and are designed more for local residents, but travelers also sometimes drop in for lunch. After all, in the trattorias prices are very democratic and dishes taste like home cooking. Food is often served in a family way on one large dish.

Trattoria on Appian WayPhoto: Trattoria on Appian Way, © Rui Jarimba

How to do?

1. To have a delicious lunch ask the locals to advise the best trattoria nearby.
2. Order any dish from offered (you don't have a lot of choices in such establishment as usual).
3. Try the local cuisine and dump into the home informal atmosphere in a cozy establishment.

How much?

The price for food in the trattorias is usually very low, a full meal will cost from €4 to €14.

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