Nino Restaurant, Roma

  • Italian: Ristorante Nino

  • Type: Upscale Restaurant
  • Travel Genus: Eats , Sight
  • Sight Category: Building
  • Eatery Class: Upscale Restaurant
  • Eatery Service: Table Service

Tuscan Dining Near the Spanish Steps

Nino Restaurant is a historic Roman dining institution near the Spanish Steps in Rome, blending Tuscan traditions with classic Roman specialties. A favorite of generations of prominent Roman families, the restaurant has also attracted literary figures such as Jean-Paul Sartre and contemporary food writers including Elizabeth Minchilli and Giada De Laurentiis. Dark wood paneling, crisp white tablecloths, and attentive old-world service evoke a more formal era of dining. Signature dishes include Cannelloni alla Nino, Ribollita, traditional Thursday gnocchi, Bistecca alla Fiorentina, Carciofi alla Romana, and other Tuscan and Roman classics. Premium wines and extra virgin olive oils are sourced from the owners' Tuscan estate. A formal dress code is enforced in the dining room. - AsNotedIn


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Roman Artichoke Vegetable Nino Restaurant is especially known for its Carciofi alla Romana, a traditional Roman artichoke dish that many diners consider among the finest versions served in the city.

Food Time Dinner
Eatery Eatery
Eatery Attribute Indoor Seating
Food Time Lunch
Food Attribute Seasonal
Eatery Service Table Service
Eatery Class Upscale Restaurant



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Particulars for Nino Restaurant, Roma:
Area of Significance Architecture
Sight Category Building
Area of Significance Interior Design
Food Culture Italian Food
Food Attribute Regional Food
Food Culture Tuscan Food
Building type Wine Cellar




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