Restaurant in Rome, Italy
Trattoria al Moro
100Pearl PointsClassic Rome stop
About Trattoria al Moro
Trattoria al Moro is worth shortlisting if the goal is a planned sit-down meal near the Trevi Fountain rather than a casual drop-in. It is a stronger fit for travelers who value a traditional Rome address and central location; cross-shop Baccano for clearer seafood intent or Don Pasquale Restaurant & Bar for a hotel-style restaurant-and-bar setup.
Trattoria al Moro is a Rome restaurant to plan around when its verified opening windows and smart-casual dress code fit your itinerary. The confirmed schedule includes lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday, with Sunday closed, so it works well for diners who can commit to a defined service period rather than treating it as an anytime fallback.
A Rome restaurant to plan by hours, not assumptions
The most useful confirmed details are practical ones: Trattoria al Moro is in Rome, follows a smart-casual dress code, opens Monday through Saturday from 12:30–3:30 PM and 7:30–11:30 PM. It is closed on Sunday. Because specific cuisine, menu, pricing, chef, seating, accommodation details are not verified here, treat it as a shortlist option that should be checked directly before you build a meal around it.
If you are comparing options, use the known schedule first: this venue suits plans that need either a lunch window or a later dinner window on Monday through Saturday. For a broader Rome scan before committing, use our full Rome restaurants guide.
Who should choose it, who should cross-shop
Choose Trattoria al Moro if you want a Rome restaurant with verified lunch and dinner hours on Monday through Saturday and a smart-casual dress expectation. Cross-shop if your decision depends on specifics that are not confirmed here, such as a stated menu style, price band, seating format, bar setup, allergy accommodations, or delivery and takeaway options.
For comparison, you can also look at Aquamarina, Baccano, Dandy Cafè, Don Pasquale Restaurant & Bar, El Porteño, or other Rome dining options depending on the kind of meal you are planning. Quick reference: choose Trattoria al Moro when its Rome location, smart-casual dress code, Monday-to-Saturday lunch or dinner windows match your schedule; verify directly if you need more detailed service or menu information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Trattoria al Moro handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary-restriction details are not verified here. Contact Trattoria al Moro directly before visiting if you need allergy, intolerance, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, or other accommodation information. The verified hours are Monday through Saturday from 12:30–3:30 PM and 7:30–11:30 PM, with Sunday closed.
What should I wear to Trattoria al Moro?
The verified dress code is smart casual. For a Rome restaurant with that expectation, choose neat, polished clothing, especially for dinner.
Is Trattoria al Moro good for a special occasion?
It can be considered for a special occasion if the verified practical details fit your plans: Trattoria al Moro is in Rome, has a smart-casual dress code, serves lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday. Specific room style, pricing, menu, occasion amenities are not verified here, so check directly if those details matter.
Can I eat at the bar at Trattoria al Moro?
Bar seating or a bar-led dining format is not verified here. If that is important, confirm directly with Trattoria al Moro before you go, or compare with another Rome option such as Don Pasquale Restaurant & Bar.
Is lunch or dinner better at Trattoria al Moro?
Both lunch and dinner are verified. Lunch runs Monday through Saturday from 12:30–3:30 PM, dinner runs Monday through Saturday from 7:30–11:30 PM. Trattoria al Moro is closed on Sunday, so choose the service window that best fits your Rome itinerary.
Location
Vicolo delle Bollette, 13, 00187 Roma RM, Italy
Rome, Italy
Compare Trattoria al Moro
| Venue | Location | Cuisine |
|---|---|---|
| Trattoria al Moro | Rome | , |
| Don Pasquale Restaurant & Bar | Rome | , |
| Baccano | Rome | Italian Seafood |
| El Porteño | Rome | , |
| Dandy Cafè | Rome | , |
| Aquamarina | Rome | , |
How Trattoria al Moro Rome compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to look if this is not the right fit
If seafood is the priority, choose Baccano. If the group wants a bar built into the evening, choose Don Pasquale Restaurant & Bar. For a looser café-style plan, Dandy Cafè is the cleaner backup.
How it compares in Rome
Against Baccano, Trattoria al Moro is the more traditional-feeling Trevi-area pick, while Baccano is the safer choice when the table specifically wants Italian seafood and a clearer category signal. For value for money, the decision comes down to certainty: Baccano gives more immediate information about what kind of meal to expect, while this address works better for diners prioritizing a classic central Rome restaurant setting.
Don Pasquale Restaurant & Bar is the better comparison for groups who want a restaurant-and-bar experience with hotel polish. Trattoria al Moro is better for a meal that feels more tied to the Trevi neighborhood. Dandy Cafè should be the easier-feeling fallback for a lighter or more flexible outing, while El Porteño makes more sense when the group wants a clear change of cuisine mood rather than another Rome-centered meal.
Aquamarina is the cross-shop for readers looking for a more destination-led evening. If the brief is convenience near major sights with a classic restaurant feel, keep Trattoria al Moro on the list; if the brief is a broader evening plan with a stronger ambience signal, Aquamarina or Don Pasquale Restaurant & Bar may be a cleaner fit.
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