Trattoria I Magnaccioni - La Rustica

At La Rustica, east of Rome, Trattoria I Magnaccioni applies a fixed-price format to local cooking. The restaurant advertises a €25 Roman all-you-can-eat menu per person: antipasti, pasta courses, mains and sides, with water and house wine included and the option to order more. The list includes carbonara, amatriciana, gricia and cacio e pepe, as well as supplì, Roman-style artichokes, saltimbocca and trippa. This is not a self-service buffet: guests order from staff, keeping the meal in trattoria style and making it clear what the price covers. The unlimited menu is available at all opening sittings; from Friday dinner through Sunday lunch it is the only option, while on weekdays guests can also order à la carte.

Comments available for this branch mention a family atmosphere, generous Roman dishes and attentive staff; some visitors also appreciate the garden and parking. Recent testimonials cover both the unlimited option and à la carte meals, so confirm which one will be available on your date. The website lists La Rustica and Formello as separate branches: check that your booking is for Via Alessandro Castelli. As with any fixed-price meal, value depends on how much you want to try: €25 is more appealing if you plan to sample several traditional dishes than if you want a quick lunch.

The address is Via Alessandro Castelli 54 in La Rustica, outside Rome’s main sightseeing circuit. The trattoria publishes its phone number and booking option; map a route from your accommodation and consider that public transport may need a final local connection or taxi, depending on the time. Its website lists service Monday to Saturday from noon to 3 p.m. and 7:30 to 11 p.m., and Sunday from 12:45 to 3 p.m. and 7:30 to 11 p.m.; it closes on Wednesdays. If you want to try several Roman dishes at one price, this may suit you, but reserve and check which menu applies before making the trip.