14 Best Supermarkets in Rome

Mix Markt is a grocery store in Rome specialising in food from Eastern Europe. Shelves bring together Ukrainian, Polish, Romanian, Bulgarian and Moldovan specialities, from familiar dairy and meat products to frozen foods, drinks, sweets and pantry staples that can be difficult to find elsewhere.

Hassan Market is a supermarket on Via Principe Umberto with a broad international food selection, including fresh Lebanese bread. It is useful for stocking up on imported ingredients, everyday groceries or quick picnic supplies, with a particularly helpful approach to guiding shoppers around the range.

Opening hours run from 8:30am to 9pm on most days and from 10am to 9pm on Sunday.

Conveniently located on Via Tuscolana near the station, Todis combines everyday grocery shopping with unusually broad availability: it is open around the clock . The range includes chilled meats and cheeses, frozen seafood and mushrooms, varied pantry staples, and ready-to-eat food.

It is a practical stop for late arrivals, hotel stays, or anyone needing a quick, affordable shop in this part of Rome.

Pim Supermercato on Via di Bravetta is a spacious neighborhood supermarket with a substantial range of packaged groceries and dedicated fish and meat sections . Its online offer includes weekly promotions, rewards and online shopping, adding flexibility for planned purchases.

The store suits shoppers who want a broad everyday selection at accessible prices, while fresh bread and pizza may be less compelling than the rest of the range.

Set on Viale di Trastevere, this CONAD offers a notably generous grocery stop for the central area, with enough range for a full restock rather than just a few essentials. Its basement setting sits beneath the adjoining clothing store, and the selection works well for both everyday fridge supplies and food gifts to take home.

Sunday hours are split between morning and late afternoon, so plan around the midday closure.

Todis on Via Francesco Satolli is a well-rounded neighborhood supermarket, particularly useful for fresh shopping. The produce section, bread and cakes counter, meat selection and fresh milk cover the core of a household basket, while olive oil and sweets make easy additions for taking home.

Its location near local hotels adds convenience for visitors, and Sunday hours run shorter than on the other days.

This CONAD on Via Ignazio Giorgi is a tidy, roomy supermarket set below street level, reached by a ramp from the road. The layout gives it a more spacious feel than many city grocery stores, making it suitable for a relaxed everyday shop rather than a rushed top-up.

Weekly leaflets and in-store promotions add a practical way to plan purchases around current offers.

Vivo Market on Via di Monte Giordano is a compact central stop for drinks, snacks and quick provisions, especially convenient around nearby accommodation. The selection suits short daily purchases, with beer and other refreshments forming a practical focus.

Its hours extend into the evening on most days, while Sunday opens later and closes earlier, making it a better fit for daytime or early-evening essentials.

Pam Roma Appia is a supermarket on Via Appia Nuova with a useful self-checkout setup for shoppers who prefer to move through a basket quietly and independently. It is suited to standard grocery runs, with opening hours extending into the evening on weekdays.

Saturday and Sunday operate on shorter schedules, so weekend visits are best planned earlier rather than treated as a late-night option.

This Persian/Afghan supermarket on Via La Marmora is a specialist destination for Iranian and Afghan ingredients that can be difficult to find in conventional grocery stores. The range includes red, black and green raisins, salted pistachios with saffron, dried apricots and Iranian roasted salted chickpeas, alongside everyday pantry goods.

It is particularly well suited to cooks seeking regional staples, dates, tea and distinctive ingredients in central Rome.

Boss Mini Market on Via Magenta is a small, late-opening stop for drinks, snacks and easy souvenirs near Rome’s central station area. The selection is geared towards quick purchases rather than a full household shop, with a useful mix of refreshments and packaged treats.

Its opening pattern extends into the early hours on several weekdays, making it a practical option when other grocery stores have already closed.

Located on Via Guicciardini, this CONAD is a compact but capable supermarket for apartment stays and smaller everyday shops. The offer covers fresh fruit and greens, deli items, milk, coffee, toiletries and paper goods, with pizza by the slice for an easy meal.

Its cheese selection and Italian specialties add character, while the regular in-store promotions help keep a practical basket manageable.

Carrefour Market at P.le Degli Eroi is a 24-hour supermarket with a broad, frequently replenished range, making it a dependable option for both planned groceries and urgent late-night essentials. Its position near hotels adds practical value for visitors.

The store operates continuously, although alcohol sales may follow separate restrictions late in the evening, so that particular purchase should not be assumed at every hour.

CONAD CITY on Piazza dell’Indipendenza is a compact supermarket close to Termini, designed around useful essentials rather than an oversized footprint. Alongside everyday branded goods, it offers ready-to-eat meals with vegetarian and vegan options, plus fresh seafood, meat and bakery counters .

The combination works well for travelers and nearby residents stocking a fridge, with extended daytime and evening opening most days.