Location: Ciampino
Top Restaurants in Ciampino
Where to eat Grill food in Ciampino: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Grill restaurants to try in Ciampino. Ciampino is a town and comune in the Metropolitan City of Rome, Lazio, Italy. It was a frazione of Marino until 1974, when it became a comune; it obtained the city status (being therefore officially known as Città di Ciampino) in 2004 by presidential decree.
Things to do in Ciampino
1. La Gazza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 255 reviews
Reviewed By Graham M
I called in here, as it was near to the apartments where I was staying. I previously thought that it was impossible to ruin Italian food but they managed it here. Bruschetta al tonno was dry bread with a bitter-tasting tuna paste. Terrible! The scalloppina were OK but very bland. The head waiter was fussing around people he obviously knew and didn't even wish me a "good evening" - the waitresses were good, however. Very attentive. I ate in the gazebo and this meant that the manager allowed people to smoke, presumably because it's "outside" but it wasn't really. It was terrible, having smoke wafting into my direction whilst eating. I'm sure the locals love it but as a tourist, avoid it.
Most Popular Steakhouse food in Ciampino, Province of Rome, Italy
2. La Gazza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 255 reviews
Reviewed By Graham M
I called in here, as it was near to the apartments where I was staying. I previously thought that it was impossible to ruin Italian food but they managed it here. Bruschetta al tonno was dry bread with a bitter-tasting tuna paste. Terrible! The scalloppina were OK but very bland. The head waiter was fussing around people he obviously knew and didn't even wish me a "good evening" - the waitresses were good, however. Very attentive. I ate in the gazebo and this meant that the manager allowed people to smoke, presumably because it's "outside" but it wasn't really. It was terrible, having smoke wafting into my direction whilst eating. I'm sure the locals love it but as a tourist, avoid it.
Most Popular Mediterranean food in Ciampino, Province of Rome, Italy
3. Mi Alma
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Mi alma is an Italian restaurant. A thoughtful and careful selection of wines, beers and raw materials make our restaurant a landmark in Ciampino. Egg noodles, fried and homemade desserts. Mi alma is also real pinsa romana restaurant.
Reviewed By vacationgirl58
We were made to feel very welcome, even though we arrived early and the restaurant was still being cleaned.We were shown into a room and given crisps and nuts, then served anti-pasti.We said we wanted pizzas which were handmade in an oven on the premises. The owner choose the pizzas for us, they were all lovely, but there was far too much food!The wine was very reasonably priced and excellent.
4. La Gazza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 255 reviews
Reviewed By Graham M
I called in here, as it was near to the apartments where I was staying. I previously thought that it was impossible to ruin Italian food but they managed it here. Bruschetta al tonno was dry bread with a bitter-tasting tuna paste. Terrible! The scalloppina were OK but very bland. The head waiter was fussing around people he obviously knew and didn't even wish me a "good evening" - the waitresses were good, however. Very attentive. I ate in the gazebo and this meant that the manager allowed people to smoke, presumably because it's "outside" but it wasn't really. It was terrible, having smoke wafting into my direction whilst eating. I'm sure the locals love it but as a tourist, avoid it.
5. La Gazza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 255 reviews
Reviewed By Graham M
I called in here, as it was near to the apartments where I was staying. I previously thought that it was impossible to ruin Italian food but they managed it here. Bruschetta al tonno was dry bread with a bitter-tasting tuna paste. Terrible! The scalloppina were OK but very bland. The head waiter was fussing around people he obviously knew and didn't even wish me a "good evening" - the waitresses were good, however. Very attentive. I ate in the gazebo and this meant that the manager allowed people to smoke, presumably because it's "outside" but it wasn't really. It was terrible, having smoke wafting into my direction whilst eating. I'm sure the locals love it but as a tourist, avoid it.
