Escorts in Rome

When visiting Rome it is certainly feasible to fine superb dining options. Rome is a city that takes immense pride in its restaurants and the restaurants are so diverse that it is possible to appease every appetite. From the traditional Italian cuisine to other fine gastrointestinal treats and delights, Rome’s restaurants have a single goal: of pleasing every resident and tourist’s palate! Of course, when in Rome, the most coveted cuisine is Italian cuisine as is illustrated by the numerous Italian restaurants and establishments.

If seeking traditional Italian cuisine while in Rome, the restaurant Sud Via on Antonio Bosio, 20a is the place to visit. Sud Ristorante and Bar has a contemporary interior design and the menu offered is beyond extraordinary. Appetizers, pastas, main entrees, side dishes, cheeses, and desserts are served with the diner’s choice of champagnes, or red and white wines. Appetizers include things like crunchy fried chickpeas with hot sauce, beef meatballs with sweet and sour onions, or Capanata. In terms of pasta dishes, diners can select from Ziti, Cavatelli, Scilatelli, Maltagliati, and Taglionlini. Main entrees include Maltagliati, Taglionlini, Cartoccidi Verdure, Filetto di Spigola, Braciole, Orata, Filetto in Crosta, Involitini di Pesce Spade and Tonno. Meals can be completed with a selection of deserts including, but not limited to
Tagliata di Frutta and Bavarese.

While in Rome, one may want to visit the Uno e Bino. Uno e Bino is a rather small establishment which is family operated and is fixed near one of Italy’s finest universities, the San Lorenzo. Uno e Bino is precisely located on Via degli Equi 58. Here one can sample pastas with a fine selection of wines, and meals are priced right around 80 euros. Holiday dining is sometimes more expensive, depending upon the plates ordered here. The Uno e Bino has an extremely elegant interior design; inside the restaurant one will find tables constructed of wood set upon stone flooring. Here one can sample octopus salad topped with asparagus, swordfish, capers, parmesan soufflé, and pigeon. Deserts are also offered at this highly regarded establishment.

At 129 Via die Branchi Vecchi on can visit Il Pagliaccio, and it is establishment with an intimate interior setting. Small tables large enough for two are lined with white and/or beige linens and the setting is accented by myriad floral arrangements and works of art. The Il Pagliaccio has been recently renovated and the menu continues to lure new guests and loyal fans of the restaurant. Here diners have the option of sampling seaweed rolls dressed in coconut milk and peach sauce, as well as fried prawn. The Il Pagliaccio also stocks a variety of fine wines. Also included on the menu are things like Lobster in a light Sherry Oloroso sauce, Steamed cod, carrots and oranges, Seared scallops, apple cider, spicy brown bread, Cuttlefish cannoli, sea-urchins and fish broth and Pork ribs, mascarpone and mushrooms. Splendid desert dishes include Finanzieres with pineapple and saffron, fresh cream and rum ice cream, Warm pears, walnuts and ice cream, and Gratinated figs and almonds, nougat parfait, as well as other tasty delights. At the Il Pagliaccio, visitors may be required to make reservations, so it’s a good idea to call in advance to ensure the availability of seating. This restaurant has limited evening hours; during the summer the establishment is open from 8 pm to 11 pm and during the winter months the establishment closes at 10:30 pm. The restaurant has no hours of operation on Sundays.