3 Best Restaurants in Esquilino and Environs, Rome

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We've compiled the best of the best in Esquilino and Environs - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Forno Conti & Co.

$ | Esquilino

At this spot on a quiet street near Piazza Vittorio, Scandinavian-inspired minimalist design is the backdrop for bread and pastries by fourth-generation baker Sergio Conti. You'll find staples like excellent croissants and pain au chocolat as well as special items like apple strudel, cheesecake, or brioche with salted caramel and peanuts.

Via Giusti, 18, Rome, 00185, Italy
339-2109591
Known For
  • Sleek minimalist design
  • Bread naturally leavened with sourdough starter
  • Pastries and cakes
Restaurant Details
Closed Sun.

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Panella

$ | Esquilino

Opened in 1929, this bakery and tavola calda sells both sweet and savory items, including more than 70 types of bread. Line up for the pizza al taglio (by the slice) at lunchtime, or sit down at one of the outdoor tables for a cappuccino and cornetto or an aperitivo replete with mini sandwiches made on homemade buns. There's also a small location inside Termini Station where you can grab a quick espresso on the way to catch a train. 

Regoli Pasticceria

$ | Esquilino

Established in 1916, this family-run pasticceria is famous for its maritozzi (soft, sweet cream buns), which often sell out by lunchtime. Other pastries include cream puffs, cannoli, and tarts made with tiny wild strawberries from Nemi.

Via dello Statuto, 60, Rome, 00184, Italy
06-4872812
Known For
  • Maritozzi
  • Cream-filled pastries
  • Wild strawberry tarts
Restaurant Details
Closed Tues.

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