Restaurant in Rome, Italy
Da Tullio
225Pearl PointsRoman, Not Showy
About Da Tullio
Da Tullio is a practical Roman pick for travelers who want cuisine-led dining without a difficult reservation chase. Choose it for an easy-to-plan lunch or dinner near central Rome; cross-shop CiPASSO for a clearer €€ reference point or Da Danilo if the brief is firmly classic Roman trattoria.
Da Tullio is a Roman restaurant in Rome with a direct appeal: consider it when the priority is Roman cuisine rather than a heavily staged dining format. The verified picture is concise but useful: Roman cooking, smart-casual dress, Monday-to-Saturday lunch and dinner hours, Opinionated About Dining recognition in 2025 and 2026.
The case for booking is strongest if Roman cooking is the point of the meal. This is not a page with verified details on signature dishes, prices, seating capacity, or a named chef-owner, so the safest way to frame Da Tullio is as a Roman restaurant to consider when you want a cuisine-led meal in Rome without relying on unverified menu or room details.
A Roman choice for depth, not theater
Rome has many dining rooms competing for attention, but the verified reason to consider Da Tullio is simpler: it serves Roman cuisine and has Opinionated About Dining recognition, including Casual in Europe in 2025, Newly Added European Restaurants in 2026, Casual in Europe Recommended in 2026. For travelers building a food-focused Rome itinerary, it can sit naturally alongside other Rome dining research and our full Rome restaurants guide.
Da Tullio is open Monday through Saturday for lunch from 12:30 to 3 PM and dinner from 7:30 to 11 PM, it is closed on Sunday. Because no verified price range, seat count, phone details, dietary policy, delivery service, or take-out service is listed here, plan as you would for a Roman restaurant and confirm any practical needs directly before going.
Who should choose it over the obvious alternatives
Choose Da Tullio if the group wants Roman cuisine in Rome and is comfortable with a smart-casual restaurant where the verified details are focused on cuisine, hours, dress code, recognition rather than an elaborate published format. It is also a reasonable candidate for diners who prefer to compare a few Roman options before committing.
For another Rome option to compare, CiPASSO belongs on the shortlist, Da Danilo, La Ciambella, Osteria Da Fortunata, Poldo e Gianna Osteria are other names to consider when narrowing a Rome dining plan. Travelers comparing the meal with the rest of the city can also pair this restaurant search with broader Rome research.
The verdict: book Da Tullio when the goal is a Roman meal in Rome backed by OAD recognition and useful lunch-and-dinner hours from Monday to Saturday. Do not choose it because of claims about specific dishes, prices, seating, or a particular service style unless you have confirmed those details directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Da Tullio good for a special occasion?
It can be, if the occasion is centered on Roman cuisine rather than a highly formal or highly produced dining experience. The verified details are Roman cuisine, smart-casual dress, Rome location, Monday-to-Saturday lunch and dinner hours, Opinionated About Dining recognition in 2025 and 2026.
Can Da Tullio accommodate groups?
No verified seating capacity or private-event information is listed here. For any group larger than a standard small table, confirm directly with the restaurant before booking.
Is Da Tullio good for solo dining?
It may suit a solo diner who wants Roman cuisine in Rome during the listed lunch or dinner hours. No verified counter seating, bar seating, or solo-dining policy is listed, so solo diners should simply book or confirm in the usual way.
What should I order at Da Tullio?
Da Tullio is verified as a Roman restaurant, but no specific signature dishes are listed in the verified data. Order around the Roman focus and ask the restaurant what is recommended that day.
What are alternatives to Da Tullio in Rome?
CiPASSO, Da Danilo, La Ciambella, Osteria Da Fortunata, Poldo e Gianna Osteria are useful names to compare when planning a meal in Rome. Keep the comparison practical: check current hours, availability, menu details, the kind of meal you want before deciding.
Is lunch or dinner better at Da Tullio?
Da Tullio serves both lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday: 12:30 to 3 PM and 7:30 to 11 PM. It is closed on Sunday. Choose lunch or dinner based on your schedule, since no verified data here indicates that one service is better than the other.
Location
Via di S. Nicola da Tolentino, 26, 00187 Roma RM, Italy
Rome, Italy
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Comparison Notes
For value certainty, start with Poldo e Gianna Osteria at €. For a moderate Roman meal with a clearer price tier, use CiPASSO. For a more expensive Roman option, La Ciambella is the clearer splurge signal at €€€.
Da Tullio works better as the low-stress, central Roman booking when availability matters and the group wants a serious meal without turning dinner into the main event. Osteria Da Fortunata and Da Danilo are the closer Roman-trattoria cross-shops.
How It Compares
Da Tullio is easiest to justify when booking friction matters. Compared with Poldo e Gianna Osteria, which has a clear € price signal, it is less useful as a value-led pick because no price range is listed. Compared with CiPASSO at €€, it feels like the more flexible choice if the priority is simply securing a credible Roman meal without over-planning.
La Ciambella is the stronger cross-shop for diners who want a more clearly premium Roman meal, given its €€€ tier. Osteria Da Fortunata and Da Danilo are better fits for diners who want a more familiar Roman-osteria lane. Da Tullio sits in the practical middle: credible, easy to plan, better for a food-focused meal than for a high-drama night out.
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