Nice restaurant in Rome for 11 year olds birthday
Aug 7th, 2007, 03:26 PM
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Nice restaurant in Rome for 11 year olds birthday
Will be there on my sons birthday in October, want something nice, a little fancy, entrees under 30 Euros, appropriate for an 11 and 7 year old
Aug 7th, 2007, 06:37 PM
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We have travelled twice to Rome with our kids. These are some our favorite places:
Gusto (Via Della Frezz, 16) - hip, loud, great proscuitto and cheese tasting menu
Il Baccaro (Via dei Spagnoli) - small restaurant, more intimate, may feel more special for the birthday
Der Pallaro (Largo del Pallaro, 15) - Not fancy, but we love this place. There is no set menu - just what they are cooking in the kitchen. It is a several course meal and prix fixe. The Momma and Poppa who run this place are wonderful and will fawn over the kids!!
Obika - This is a Mozzerella bar. Another place we love to go to. Mostly vegetarian though, probably not a great idea for the birthday dinner, but another meal perhaps.
Gusto (Via Della Frezz, 16) - hip, loud, great proscuitto and cheese tasting menu
Il Baccaro (Via dei Spagnoli) - small restaurant, more intimate, may feel more special for the birthday
Der Pallaro (Largo del Pallaro, 15) - Not fancy, but we love this place. There is no set menu - just what they are cooking in the kitchen. It is a several course meal and prix fixe. The Momma and Poppa who run this place are wonderful and will fawn over the kids!!
Obika - This is a Mozzerella bar. Another place we love to go to. Mostly vegetarian though, probably not a great idea for the birthday dinner, but another meal perhaps.
Aug 8th, 2007, 11:41 AM
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Gusto is fun and neat, but not all that convenient. I usually eat there at least once.
Der Pallaro is also neat. Not really fancy,but very Italian.
You'll find most Rome restaurants vcery kid-friendly.
A few other thoughts:
-Dinner Cruise on the Tiber. More expensive ,but very unique.
-Ristorante Thalia near St. John Lateran church.They have a pianist and usually 1-2 tenors, a baritone and a soprano.Not the best singers ,but fun.
-Da Ciceruacchio
nce a sunken jail.
Singers appear throughout the evening, accompanied by guitars and harmonicas.
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Der Pallaro is also neat. Not really fancy,but very Italian.
You'll find most Rome restaurants vcery kid-friendly.
A few other thoughts:
-Dinner Cruise on the Tiber. More expensive ,but very unique.
-Ristorante Thalia near St. John Lateran church.They have a pianist and usually 1-2 tenors, a baritone and a soprano.Not the best singers ,but fun.
-Da Ciceruacchio
nce a sunken jail.Singers appear throughout the evening, accompanied by guitars and harmonicas.
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Aug 9th, 2007, 09:24 AM
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I suggest Maccheroni near the Pantheon at the corner of Via delle Coppelle and Piazza delle Coppelle. You can watch the chefs at work in the kitchen. It's fun, busy place. The waiters joke around with willing customers. Plenty of food for kids, as well as adults.
