Rome, Dine
Private dining rooms in Rome
The table and the room: private rooms, chef's counters, and whom to ask.
The table and the room: private dining rooms for six to twenty, chef's counters, and the person to ask for when booking.
The Carriage Room at Il Convivio Troiani
The Carriage Room at the Troiani family's Michelin-starred Il Convivio, behind Piazza Navona: one long table for up to 14, where the chef cooks an eight-course menu in front of the guests.
The Parallels room at Il Pagliaccio
Parallels, the private dining room at Anthony Genovese's two-Michelin-star Il Pagliaccio: one table for up to six, with its own staff and a 10-course menu.
Acquolina
Daniele Lippi's two-Michelin-star restaurant on the ground floor of The First Arte, a 26-room hotel near Piazza del Popolo, serving two Mediterranean tasting menus five evenings a week.
Enoteca La Torre
Domenico Stile's two-star restaurant in Villa Laetitia, the 1911 Armando Brasini villa of the Fendi Venturini family on the right bank of the Tiber.
La Pergola
Heinz Beck's restaurant at the Rome Cavalieri, with a view over the city, and the only restaurant in Rome with three Michelin stars.
