Due Ladroni

Due Ladroni in Rom is a traditional Roman and Mediterranean Italian seafood restaurant with Falstaff 92 Points (2026) recognition. The basics are direct: expect a seafood-led Roman and Mediterranean Italian meal, smart-casual dress, an average price of about $45 per person.

For travelers mapping a wider food itinerary, pair this with our full Rom restaurants guide. Due Ladroni is best considered when the plan calls for a traditional Roman and Mediterranean Italian seafood restaurant in Rom.

Book for Roman and Mediterranean seafood

The main reason to choose Due Ladroni is its overlap of traditional Roman cooking and Mediterranean Italian seafood. Signature dishes include baccalà in umido con patate e pomodorini, paccheri al ragù di tonno rosso con pecorino romano e pinoli tostati, risotto cacio e pepe con tartare di gamberi rossi.

Those dishes point to the restaurant’s core identity: seafood, Roman flavors, Italian Mediterranean cooking. The confirmed price is about $45 per person, so it fits diners looking for a seafood meal in Rom without relying on claims about menu format, service style, or beverage offerings.

The room suits smart-casual dining

The dress code is smart casual. That makes Due Ladroni a practical choice for a meal in Rom where guests want to dress neatly without treating the occasion as formal. No specific room details, seating count, or service format are confirmed here, so the safest expectation is simply a smart-casual seafood restaurant.

Hours include lunch and dinner service on most days: Sunday from 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM; Monday through Thursday from 12:30 PM to 3:00 PM and 7:30 PM to 11:00 PM; and Friday through Saturday from 12:30 PM to 3:00 PM and 7:30 PM to 11:30 PM. Check the restaurant directly before making plans, especially around holidays or schedule changes.

Who should choose it, who should skip it

Choose Due Ladroni if the priority is traditional Roman and Mediterranean Italian seafood in Rom, with a smart-casual dress code and an average price of about $45 per person. It is also a good fit for diners who want to order around seafood dishes such as baccalà, red tuna paccheri, or risotto cacio e pepe with red prawn tartare.

Skip it if the group needs details on a tasting-menu format, delivery, takeout, vegan accommodations, allergy protocols, or a specific drinks program, because those details are not confirmed here. For a broader look at other dining in Rom, use the wider Rom restaurant guide rather than assuming Due Ladroni covers every dining need.