Osteria Corte del Grillo

In the heart of old Rome, a stone's throw from the Quirinale, is the Osteria "Corte del Grillo".

The Marchese del Grillo, whose palace was located down the street, loved to gather here his "court" of friends to organize atrocious jokes against Roman populace for which he's still famous. The Tavern is renowned for the freshness of the fish coming every day from the coast of Latium. Boats leave the sea at dawn to steal its treasures and bring them still on the table with their rich aromas, enhanced by a chef who loves cooking with passion.

The restaurant provides a space with outdoor seating in a characteristic Roman road. Open daily for lunch and dinner. Price range from 60 euro to 80 euro per person.