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Street food in Roma

Roman street food is mostly fried things and bread, eaten standing up. The supplì, a rice croquette with stringy mozzarella inside, plain and tomato pizza by the slice, fried salt-cod fillets and, in the markets, the porchetta sandwich are the classics. The Trapizzino, born in Testaccio, added a triangle of pizza bianca filled with traditional Roman stews. At Supplizio, on Via dei Banchi Vecchi, the supplì is the star; at the Antico Forno Roscioli you buy pizza by the slice. The other addresses on this page come from imported data and are not a curated list yet.

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