Mercato Centrale

Very salty food but an amazing location and convenient! Depending on where you eat, be aware that some of the pastas are way too salty. Every bite I ate of the carbonara, I was just eating salt. The pizza on the other hand was good. Was very flavourful but once again, very salty. Not sure if it’s an Italian thing but I’ve been to Italy before and it wasn’t this salty.

great, true & simple (in a good sense!) pizza & pasta. bizarre atmosphere (but what do you expect in Italy? 😁) plus very nice kombucha. so, highly recommend

Many stalls selling a variety of food, drinks and desserts. Our favourite was the pizza that was made fresh on the spot and we were treated to a little flambé performance on our pizza too. There were servers coming around to the tables to take and serve our drink orders too. Overall, the experience was simple, casual and nothing too over the top - just how we liked it. Bonus: clean washrooms that you can visit with a receipt purchase from the stalls.

A one-stop location with multiple food stalls. Caters to the carnivores and the vegans. From savoury to sweet and everything in between. Plenty of different types of drinks depending on what you're in the mood for. Price is average but considering it's location, I get it. Worth checking out. The meat counter is a must. Surprise of the day is the dark chocolate and gorgonzola gelato - shouldn't work but it does oddly (if you like blue cheese). As it's by a train station, expect a bit of chaos but it's part of the charm.

If you ever come to Roma and you end up close to the market you HAVE to come there !!! Sooo many choices to choose from, quick service and overall good food. Bonus points : when you sit down, waitresses will come to you to ask if you would like to drink anything and will then bring your drinks to your table directly ! The place is pretty big and there are a lot of tables available so it was really easy to sit down quickly. The meat was so good, it was our last night so we decided to splurge a little. I also really like the trapizzino - a Roman specialty !