Restaurant in Rome, Italy
Nino Restaurant
100Pearl PointsCentral lunch pick
About Nino Restaurant
Choose Nino Restaurant for a convenient, classic-feeling meal near the Spanish Steps, especially at lunch. It is less compelling as a major special-occasion booking than Imàgo or Ristorante Terrazza Ciampini di Marco Ciampini, but easier to fit into a central Rome day than more itinerary-defining options.
Consider Nino Restaurant for a Rome meal when the known basics fit your plans: service is listed Monday through Saturday at 12:30–3 PM and 7:30–11 PM, with Sunday closed. The verified dress code is smart casual, so plan accordingly.
Beyond those practical details, the available verified information is limited. There is no confirmed award, chef attribution, cuisine label, signature dish, price range, seating count, or menu format in the available data, so treat Nino Restaurant as a planning option to confirm directly rather than a recommendation built around a specific dish or format.
Use it for a Rome lunch or dinner when the hours fit
Nino Restaurant has both lunch and dinner hours from Monday through Saturday. Lunch is listed from 12:30–3 PM, dinner is listed from 7:30–11 PM. It is closed on Sunday.
Because no verified signature dishes, tasting format, dietary policy, or price details are available here, the safest approach is to check the current menu and booking details through the restaurant's own channels before you go. If the point is a broader Rome short list, start with our full Rome restaurants guide.
Where it sits against other Rome options
For other Rome options to compare while planning, consider Pastificio Guerra, Palm Court, Salone Eva, Imàgo, Ristorante Terrazza Ciampini di Marco Ciampini. Use the comparison to decide what style of meal best fits the day, then verify current hours and availability directly.
For planning beyond the meal, Rome guides can help separate the restaurant decision from the rest of the day.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear to Nino Restaurant?
The verified dress code is smart casual. Aim for neat citywear for lunch or dinner.
Is lunch or dinner better at Nino Restaurant?
Nino Restaurant lists both lunch and dinner service Monday through Saturday: 12:30–3 PM and 7:30–11 PM. It is closed on Sunday, so choose the service that best fits your Rome plans.
What should I order at Nino Restaurant?
Use the current menu to decide, because verified details here do not include a signature dish, cuisine category, tasting format, or price range. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
What are alternatives to Nino Restaurant in Rome?
Other Rome options to compare include Pastificio Guerra, Palm Court, Salone Eva, Imàgo, Ristorante Terrazza Ciampini di Marco Ciampini. Verify current hours and availability before choosing.
Does Nino Restaurant handle dietary restrictions?
The available verified venue data does not include a dietary policy. Check directly with the restaurant before you go if you have allergies or dietary requirements.
Is Nino Restaurant good for a special occasion?
That depends on what you need from the occasion. The verified details confirm smart-casual dress and lunch and dinner hours Monday through Saturday, but do not confirm a specific menu format, price level, awards, or special-occasion features.
How far ahead should I book Nino Restaurant?
No verified booking lead time is available here. If you plan to go, confirm availability directly with the restaurant for the listed lunch window of 12:30–3 PM or dinner window of 7:30–11 PM, Monday through Saturday.
Location
Via Borgognona, 11, 00187 Roma RM, Italy
Rome, Italy
Compare Nino Restaurant
| Venue | Location |
|---|---|
| Nino Restaurant | Rome |
| Pastificio Guerra | Rome |
| Palm Court | Rome |
| Salone Eva | Rome |
| Imàgo | Rome |
| Ristorante Terrazza Ciampini di Marco Ciampini | Rome |
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Where to go if this does not fit
If the group wants a simpler, value-led Rome stop, try Pastificio Guerra. If the meal needs more occasion energy, cross-shop Imàgo or Ristorante Terrazza Ciampini di Marco Ciampini instead.
How Nino Restaurant compares in Rome
Nino Restaurant is the practical central pick in this set: easy to use around the Spanish Steps, better for a conventional seated lunch or dinner than for a splurge built around awards, views, or a chef-led format. Pastificio Guerra is the stronger value play if the group wants something faster and more food-first, while Nino Restaurant is better when comfort, table service, location carry more weight.
Palm Court and Salone Eva are better for hotel ambiance and a more composed room, especially when the meal is attached to a meeting, family outing, or dressed-up afternoon. Choose Nino Restaurant when the priority is being in the shopping core rather than committing to a hotel restaurant setting.
For a special occasion, Imàgo and Ristorante Terrazza Ciampini di Marco Ciampini are the better cross-shops because the setting does more of the work. Nino Restaurant is easier to justify when the occasion is casual, central, schedule-led.
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