ristorazione — Roma · Lazio
Rome, Appio-Latino district: a sign that carries in its name the year it all began. Since 1922, Dar Bruttone has kept authentic Roman cooking alive with the same faithfulness a neighbourhood keeps its own memory.
In the Appio-Latino district, at via Taranto 118, this sign carries its own birth date in its name: 1922. More than a century in which Romans have crossed the same threshold, finding each time the flavour of a cuisine that never sought to impress, only to nourish well.
The dining room at Dar Bruttone is that of true osterie: tables where you sit among friends, talk loudly, and time slows down. For a century Romans have made this their meeting point — "Vedemose Dar Bruttone!" ("Let's meet at Dar Bruttone!") — and they return as one returns home, without ceremony.
From the kitchen come the classics that made Roman cooking great: carbonara, cacio e pepe, amatriciana, coda alla vaccinara, trippa, polpette alla picchiapò. The philosophy is the one the owner's grandmother left behind: "Se cucini co amore, se sente" ("If you cook with love, it shows").
An osteria that lasts a century defies explanation: it simply asks to be visited. Discover the page and book your table.
