One of Rome's most soigné hotels, the d'Inghliterra houses this standard-issue symphony in beige marbles, beechwood walls, and Tuscan columns. You can tell that jet-setters like this spot—it's got an orario continuato, or nonstop opening hours, from 10 AM on, so snacking or having a late lunch is a possibility here; and second, the menu features dishes from around the world, rather a rarity in Rome. Best bets include steamed prawns with an artichoke flan; the elegant lobster salad with avocado; and a Middle Eastern mezze (snack) plate. Tables are close together, so plan on having eavesdropping neighbors. or eavesdropping on yours.
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