Casalino Osteria Kosher
Restaurant · Jewish Ghetto
Family-run Roman-Jewish restaurant where you'll find honest Italian cooking passed down through generations.
Jewish Ghetto is good for fried artichokes, Roman-Jewish cooking and the Tiber island, and the restaurants people save most are Casalino Osteria Kosher, Sora Margherita and Rimessa Roscioli. Ranked from 8 places we track here, creator picks first.
Updated · 8 places we track in Jewish Ghetto, all first recorded in March 2026
The Ghetto is where Roman-Jewish cooking lives. Nonna Betta, Casalino and Giggetto all serve it, with the fried artichokes as the dish to order, and Boccione is the tiny bakery for something sweet. Sora Margherita and Rimessa Roscioli handle pasta, and Trattoria Sora Lella sits out on Tiber Island, a short walk across the bridge. Quieter than Campo de' Fiori next door and better at lunch.
We track 8 places in Jewish Ghetto filed under restaurants. The rest runs on a broader popularity signal from our wider place index, so the tail of this list moves less than the top does. Last added to in March 2026.
Restaurant · Jewish Ghetto
Family-run Roman-Jewish restaurant where you'll find honest Italian cooking passed down through generations.
Restaurant · Jewish Ghetto
Homemade pasta and traditional Roman cooking in a neighborhood trattoria that feels like a local's secret.
Restaurant · Jewish Ghetto
Roman restaurant serving exceptional cacio e pepe in a cozy setting with thoughtful wine matches.
Restaurant · Jewish Ghetto
Tucked on a Tiber island, this Italian restaurant serves Roman classics and aperitivos across several cozy levels.
Restaurant · Jewish Ghetto
Family-run trattoria tucked into Rome's island, serving honest pasta dishes in a warm, rustic setting.
Restaurant · Jewish Ghetto
Family-style Italian-Jewish cooking hidden in Rome's historic Jewish neighborhood.
Restaurant · Jewish Ghetto
Roman restaurant serving seasonal Italian dishes in a charming outdoor setting.
Restaurant · Jewish Ghetto
Spillist pulls places out of TikToks and Reels and keeps track of what people save. The counts on this page cover the 8 places we hold in the Jewish Ghetto neighborhood. Spot something wrong or closed? Tell us.