Location: Lido di Ostia
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Province of Rome, Italy Food Guide: 10 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Lido di Ostia
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Lido di Ostia. Ostia (/ˈɒstiə/) is a large neighbourhood in the X Municipio of the commune of Rome, Italy, near the ancient port of Rome, named Ostia, which is now a major archaeological site known as Ostia Antica. Ostia (also called Ostia Lido or Lido di Roma or Lido di Ostia) is also the only municipio or district of Rome on the Tyrrhenian Sea and many Romans spend the summer holidays there. With about 85,000 inhabitants, Ostia is the first or second-most populated frazione of Italy, depending on whether Mestre is counted.
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10. Ristorante Gusto Glam
Overall Ratings
4 based on 597 reviews
Reviewed By TimoK805
People can make mistakes, also in restaurants, but if you see all people arriving after you being served before you, it is natural you start wondering what happened... A very rude waitress informed us that she would look into it. 15 minutes later the food started arriving but it took another 20 minutes for the last dish arrived. Again after asking ourselves.Mistakes can happen but a simple sorry or even some action or information without having tonask for it would be nice.. Total time between arrival and departure 1h45 for some mediocre pizza'sOn thing is a fact... Never again!Goodbye Mr. Timo meanwhile thank you for your review and for coming to visit us ....We are sorry if the dishes did not come out all together but when you arrived, as you remember we had also had difficulty finding a table for 5 people.However I personally came to the table to apologize for a first-come few minutes later than others, and herm answered everything ok.If you remember I also offered a dessert to apologize and anyway his dishes and other diners were all empty when the Walter l had withdrawn from the table.I'm only sorry that after a negative review, writing that we have not even apologized, which is absolutely not true.goodbyegianluca
9. Da Bari a Roma, che c'e c'e
Overall Ratings
4 based on 334 reviews
The experience of traveling is also the pleasure of gastronomy that you meet. We offer typical regional cuisine of Puglia. Our specialties: the tiella of Bari (rice, potatoes and mussels), orecchiette or strascinate with turnip greens, paccheri al ragù of
Reviewed By francesca l
friendly athmosphere , a touch of shabby , my favorite ! :) when you enter immediately the manager will serve you taralli focaccia and olive.Pugliese tipic cooking , wonderfull patate riso & cozze cime di rapa and spectacular panzerotti !!! ALso the chef is very popular for his sweets : italian mango tiramisu (!!!) , tortino di ricotta con cuore di pandispagna al brandy
8. Moose Bistrot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 215 reviews
Moose Bistrot locale in pieno centro ad Ostia lido sito a due passi dal pontile all'interno di una palazzina d'epoca del 900, offre specialita' di mare come sfiziosi antipasti crudi e cotti, primi piatti, secondi e dolci fatti in casa ed un ottima carta d
Reviewed By wawood059
Went with some friends for a casual dinner and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The bistro has a nice rustic feel but at the same time an elegant ambiance--like a gastropub. The wait staff were terrific--very friendly and helpful with suggestions and they spoke English with us. We had the fish "menu degustazione" (tasting meal) as well as a primi (cacio & pepe pasta) and a secondi (meatballs) and shared it together with some good red wine (Nero D'Avalo). Everything was excellently prepared, well plated, and delicious. Prices were quite reasonable for a location that close to the beach. Highly recommend!
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7. Be Eat Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By Claudio C
Elegant and refined restaurant with sofisticated furniture recalling the pittoresque atmosphere of the place. Excellent cuisine of both meat and seafood, yet for a reasonable price.
6. The Legend
Overall Ratings
4 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By T0ny_Bright0n
Excellent food & excellent service. "The Legend" is a restaurant to try should you decide to visit Ostia, the Roman district by the sea.Please note, "The Legend" It's not easy to find; look carefully for the small entrance door when you get at "via Bocche di Bonifacio".I was taken there by a friend who lives in Ostia, as this place is well known by the locals. It's a small and welcoming venue offering a relaxing atmosphere and, above all, excellent food. Maurizio, the owner, walked us through the small but remarkable menu. Food was exquisite. The bill was reasonable. The experience was perfect. If you like fresh fish, you will love this place.
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5. Il RIZcafeÌ Nautical Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 965 reviews
Reviewed By andreasY6095UO
Good restaurant and nice staff. Good selection of wine. The food is good and a little better than average. I was not particularlu impressed thoughThanks Andreas for your positive review, really hope to have the opportunity to host you soon again.With regards to the fact you have not been particualrly impressed, well... of course it depends on what you expected and which kind of comparison you are doing: actually we do not want to be a star Michelin restaurant, we do not want to be a trattoria; on the countrary we do want to provide our clients with a quite nice location, a good selection of wine and a menu better than average and differentiting from the tons of restaurants you can find around..... this is exactly what we do and, by the way, you also explicitly noticed it in your review :-)Kind regards, Giorgio.
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4. Molo Diciassette
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Reviewed By Francesco G
In a small road in the center of Ostia Molo Diciassette is a small cozy restaurant serving excellent seafood. The menu is limited but all what we had was of very high quality. Interesting wine selection, original list of desserts, service precise and quick. Definitely recommended.
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3. Babylon Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 814 reviews
Restaurant Babylon, was born June 7, 2014 by radical changes. The interior is completely renovated, have been entrusted to interior design established, who have made a sober and elegant, comfort is safeguarded by a large internal luminosity natural, offer
Reviewed By livetotravel777
The restaurant offers a variety of different fish and every dish is delicious. The prices are medium and the stuff is friendly. Recommended for visiting.
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2. LâOstricaro Fish & Co
Overall Ratings
4 based on 533 reviews
Welcome to our restaurant... We value the time you spend with us because we are passionate about valuable food. Roberto and Mirko will professionally wait on your every need while Valerio and his sous-chefs Jury are dishing out gourmet fancy food for you!
Reviewed By Marilyn M
This restaurant is very beatiful and looks brand new, the prices are higher than average similar to US prices for example $7 Euros for a beer, however the setting is really nice and romantic especially during dinner time. It is all seafood so dont expect a carbonara here.Thank you so much for coming to visit us, Marilyn!!! We greatly appreciate you taking the time to review us!The beer mentioned is made in a traditional way. It's a craft beer. We have chosen a selected fish menu, sought in the selection of raw materials, in combinations with high-quality craft beer, over 50 wines, especially from Lazio. So the price is different from commercial products.Thank you for appreciating the atmosphere we have created for dinner!We hope to have you back again next time you're in Rome! Alessandro
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1. L'Ostrica Pazza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1826 reviews
Reviewed By huskerderailed
Our Italian business partners had us take an early quit one sunny afternoon and we took the train to Ostia Antica where a professional English speaking guide gave us a thorough tour of the very well-preserved ruins. Much better than Pompeii! After the site closed at 1830, we took the train to the coast (3 stops?) and we walked to this seaside restaurant. Our hosts had pre-arranged everything. We started with glasses of pro secco as we watched the sunset from the water's edge, then the gastronomic spectacle commenced!First up was tuna tartare, chunks of melt in your mouth ahi in truffle oil. Second starter was very tender squid body stuffed with minced shrimp and basil with a creamy sauce, minced olives and crispy fried prosciutto. No rubbery calamari rings here! Third round was steamed mussels in a a delicious broth for bread dipping. Fourth - baked fresh (not salty nor "fishy!") anchovies in corn meal with pickled onion, rocket and a light fish paste sauce. Then onto a primo - creamy tomato rice with seafood bits and pomegranate pips. Then another dish - not really a starter. Nuggets of smoked ricotta, sun dried tomato, shaved cheese and pickled octopus. Crazy textures at work here! Seconni was a a filet of baked sea bass served on an orange reduction garnished with salty fennel, bitter chocolate and red currant. Are you full yet just reading this? We finished up with a freshly made lemon sorbet with fresh mint. Many many bottle of a flinty Chablis-type (or Mersault) white wine complemented all this seafood. Some Limoncello and grappa finished the evening before we sprinted to catch the last train back to Rome.An unforgettable meal in a beautiful setting.
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