A lush garden pavilion at the Corner Townhouse provides the lovely setting for this casual fine-dining restaurant. The man with his name on the menu is one of Rome's youngest Michelin-starred chefs, whose inventive dishes often riff on Italian culinary traditions. Order à la carte or opt for one of several tasting menus, including one for vegetarians.
Marco Martini Restaurant
San Giovanni & Testaccio
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